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Commodore
Location: Parsippany, New Jersey, USA
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What unseen parts of the ship do you wish we saw?
For me, I think it would have been cool to see some of the science labs aboard the ship. Spock presumably had many science areas under his direct supervision, but from what TOS showed us, nearly all of his experiements and deductions took place in his bridge viewfinder. I think seeing some more of the security facilities besides the brig could have been interesting.
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Rear Admiral
Location: Los Angeles
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Re: What unseen parts of the ship do you wish we saw?
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Vice Admiral
Location: In selfless service to fandom, on the road to becoming a Star Trek trivia god...
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Admiral
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Re: What unseen parts of the ship do you wish we saw?
Also, one or more of those facilities that were too big to be done in set form. Either in TOS-R style, with latter-day CGI making the impossible possible, or in matte form. Such as the true vastness of the "maze" they called Main Engineering. Or the hangar spaces of the shuttlecraft handling complex. Or one of the workshops or fabrication facilities that gave our heroes their instant Nazi uniforms or flintlocks. Timo Saloniemi |
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Commodore
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Re: What unseen parts of the ship do you wish we saw?
A few off the top of my head I'd love to have seen :
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Fleet Captain
Location: Deck 13, section 21-Alpha
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Re: What unseen parts of the ship do you wish we saw?
And how about a TOS depiction of the turbolift shafts?
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Re: What unseen parts of the ship do you wish we saw?
Parts I'd like to have seen would've been: the rest of Engineering the cargo bay enlisted quarters recreation room 3, all levels of it the bowling alley ion pod torpedo room
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Fleet Captain
Location: 21206
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Re: What unseen parts of the ship do you wish we saw?
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Rear Admiral
Location: Near Manhattan ··· in an alternate reality
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Re: What unseen parts of the ship do you wish we saw?
So many aspects to the ship were either never touched on or too briefly. It would've been interesting to see the the turbo lift system in more detail. We do see indicators of the cars going up or down and then sideways, based on the light bar display. It's funny how in TNG, they did away with that (no sense given of which direction the elevator is moving). Anyway, a glimpse of the turbolift shaft would be cool. Also, some kind of position indicator at the entry door, so someone can see just how far away the next turbo lift is. It would've been great if there was a 10-forward shown, even if briefly, to help lend continuity into TNG. Much more detail of the shuttle bay, so we can see where shuttles are stored and how they're moved about. Perhaps a view from one of the upper levels looking down. A much bigger aboretum/botanical garden. More on recreation. The gymnasium shown in more episodes (Charlie-X was the only one). A swimming pool in action, too. use of a crew quarters shower and or bathroom. The galley crew (chef, assistants, etc) and some detail about the management of the food replication system.
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Fleet Captain
Location: 21206
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Re: What unseen parts of the ship do you wish we saw?
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Vice Admiral
Location: NJ, USA
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Re: What unseen parts of the ship do you wish we saw?
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Vice Admiral
Location: Oxford, PA
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Re: What unseen parts of the ship do you wish we saw?
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Admiral
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Re: What unseen parts of the ship do you wish we saw?
The bowling alley could be a figment of Riley's imagination, and another thing better replaced by the holodeck; it could become the pool on alternate evenings, then. I would have liked to see more of that early holodeck. And of the recreation facilities in general. The editing of "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield" makes it appear as if one of the Rec Rooms is three decks high, which is a perfectly fine concept that jibes with what we see in ST:TMP. Just place said Rec Room directly below the bridge, at the center of the saucer - both in TOS and in ST:TMP - so that it actually fits inside the hull and serves as a sensible route for a chase that takes place after the hunter (as per his demonstrated abilities) remotely disables the prey's turbolift just below Deck 1. Timo Saloniemi |
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