Decker wears yellow in the early promo shots with the red badge of engineering so I assume Decker was primarily an engineer who was trained in the use of the science station but was not necessarily a science officer.
Does anyone like TMP uniforms?
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Decker wears yellow in the early promo shots with the red badge of engineering so I assume Decker was primarily an engineer who was trained in the use of the science station but was not necessarily a science officer.
Everyone in this thread is forgetting Commodore Stocker, who was a redshirt, and almost got the Enterprise destroyed before a rejuvenated Kirk got back on the bridge.
And Mego! Man, they ruined themselves, trying to replicate the popularity of the tiny Star Wars figures with their Star Trek license. They should have done the TMP figures in their classic eight inch figures. They not only would have sold more, they would have blown the Star Wars figures out of the water. What a lost opportunity.
And Mego! Man, they ruined themselves, trying to replicate the popularity of the tiny Star Wars figures with their Star Trek license. They should have done the TMP figures in their classic eight inch figures. They not only would have sold more, they would have blown the Star Wars figures out of the water. What a lost opportunity.
Yucky lamē (and lame too) pijamas.
I really like those TMP uniforms and color schemes, they have a more serious-futuristic tone. My only grip are some uniforms that appears early in the movie, such as these:
Fortunately, these were improved for later shots and were less 'revealing' LOL. For obvious reason I really hate these
...however, women may like it 
Fortunately, these were improved for later shots and were less 'revealing' LOL. For obvious reason I really hate these
...however, women may like it 
The like is because it thought it was funny...not because...you know....Not that there's anything wrong with that!
It was supposed to be some kind of future-tech "second skin," but it just looked like 1970s Spandex. As for the "embarrassment" factor, humans were probably supposed to have evolved beyond such superficial blah blah blah. Roddenberry actually wanted some "we're comfortable with our bodies" casual nudity in TMP; luckily Wise talked him out of it.
Barely. You can almost see Ilia's molecule-sized microprocessors. Her replicator ration ran out just in time to preserve the modesty that she had evolved beyond.
Still when you look at the designs from these outfits the TOS colors couldve been installed. The design was definitely in the mindset of Star Trek but the color scheme was decided to be more like 2001 A Space Odyssey.I really like those TMP uniforms and color schemes, they have a more serious-futuristic tone. My only grip are some uniforms that appears early in the movie, such as these:
Fortunately, these were improved for later shots and were less 'revealing' LOL. For obvious reason I really hate these
In a body stocking. Khambatta tells a pretty good story in the Return to Tomorrow book about Wise standing up for her vs. Roddenberry over her resistance to do a nude scene.
There's nothing wrong with nude scenes as long it's done for good reason, if it supports the story.
Correct. That's why everyone loves Uhura's fan dance.
That sounds like a rather interesting discussion.
As for the uniforms, I think they have a lot of working potential, but the color scheme doesn't work for me or the biosensor.
Seeing... various... units... not necessary. As for Uhura's scene in TFF, I really hope I look that good in my 50s.
The biosensor was different and I liked the look of it. I wonder if it would look better if it also was colored differently? Some kind of metallic color in TOS sense.
Why would the biosensor even be visible? They should integrate it into the uniforms themselves.
It looks cool. Something different.
I think so a medico could read the display on it.
Kind of in a bad spot for reading.
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