Episode of the Week: The Neutral Zone - Page 4

Captrek · January 26 2013, 10:24 PM

^ I wonder if that had more to do with the difficulty of representing 23rd-century Earth on their budget. There were several episodes set on 20th-century Earth: Tomorrow Is Yesterday, Assignment: Earth, and The City on the Edge of Forever.

There were also several "Earth on another planet" episodes like Miri, The Omega Glory, Patterns of Force, and A Piece of the Action.

CorporalCaptain · January 26 2013, 10:30 PM

Assignment: Earth was also a backdoor pilot. Roddenberry later did Genesis II, Planet Earth, and The Questor Tapes. Then there's Earth: Final Conflict. So, I don't see that Roddenberry had an aversion to Earth stories.

January 26 2013, 10:24 PM	#46
Captrek Rear Admiral Location: Second star to the right and 'round back to last night	Re: Episode of the Week: The Neutral Zone ^ I wonder if that had more to do with the difficulty of representing 23rd-century Earth on their budget. There were several episodes set on 20th-century Earth: Tomorrow Is Yesterday, Assignment: Earth, and The City on the Edge of Forever. There were also several "Earth on another planet" episodes like Miri, The Omega Glory, Patterns of Force, and A Piece of the Action. __________________ Khan, I'm laughing at the superior dental occlusion.

January 26 2013, 10:30 PM	#47
CorporalCaptain Vice Admiral Location: In pre-production	Re: Episode of the Week: The Neutral Zone Assignment: Earth was also a backdoor pilot. Roddenberry later did Genesis II, Planet Earth, and The Questor Tapes. Then there's Earth: Final Conflict. So, I don't see that Roddenberry had an aversion to Earth stories. __________________ John

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