Basically they reused the image of the Kzinti and adjusted it along the way somehow I guess!
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Hey, I never noticed that before....
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[SPECULATION] There was probably copright concern over using the Kzinti in a story that wasn't adapted from a Larry Niven story. [/SPECULATION]
Could be, Chas, could be!
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JB
There were profiles for M'ress and Arex from Lincoln Enterprises that had extra information like that.
And Lincoln Enterprises was around for TVH?
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I never noticed that several of the bridge crew had injuries in The Cage. A couple were sporting bandage from, I assume, being attacked on Rigel VII. An interesting touch.
José Tyler's bandage:
http://tos.trekcore.com/hd/albums/1x00hd/thecagehd0077.jpg
Not sure about anyone else's.
The geologist, too.
And Spock limped. Rigel VII was a rough outing.
Nice. Now that I'd never noticed before.
Interesting thing about Spock's limp. Leonard Nimoy actually had a slight limp that he magnified during The Cage for effect.
There are several instances of Spock walking about the ship where Nimoy's limp can be seen. The first that comes to mind is in Balance of Terror, in the scene where he overhears Kirk yelling at the phaser crew to fire while walking down the corridor, and turns to run back to the phaser control room.
The Kaylars were a pretty mean bunch of cannibal giants it seems!
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I've heard this before on this board (perhaps by you). I will give you that Nimoy had the most awkward, ungraceful running gait of any Trek actor ever, but a real life limp? Care to give a cite for that assertion. Thanks.
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I'm talking about his walking gait, not his running gait. All you have to do is watch the scenes that show his feet as he walks normally. Granted, there aren't many, because drama focuses on the upper body to show reaction, but they exist. I cited one, in fact. Not the running part, but the walking toward the camera before it.
Still an opinion, not a citation of fact. Thanks, anyway.
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In "The Galileo Seven," immediately prior to noticing Spock's "flare," Sulu is just repeatedly toggling a single button on his console. It's all the funnier because earlier in the same camera pan Hadley is more convincingly working the navigation console.
This Side of Paradise....when Spock drops his communicator, he is shown wearing lace up boots like the type Kirk wore in Arena.
Perhaps he's clicking "refresh" on the aft scanner... or his web browser.
This Side of Paradise....when Spock drops his communicator, he is shown wearing lace up boots like the type Kirk wore in Arena.
I always saw those lace-up boots over the years and assumed they were colonist-issue, to go with the jumpsuit. The thing of interest in that shot was the hotly-desired communicator prop.
But now in HD, if you look closely you can see he was wearing them the whole time:
http://tos.trekcore.com/hd/albums/1x24hd/thissideofparadisehd050.jpg
And the colonists were not. Nice!
Errand of Mercy - I didn't notice until the hi-def remasters that, when Kirk and Spock beam down, the goat that somebody walks by with is spray-painted:
http://tos.trekcore.com/hd/albums/1x26hd/errandofmercyhd081.jpg
http://tos.trekcore.com/hd/albums/1x26hd/errandofmercyhd103.jpg
Come to look at it, that crowd scene is the same dozen extras walking back and forth.
This Ep was on last night -- I looked out for the goats, thanks to this thread!
