The second dude getting obliterated in "The Devil in The Dark" has a dope soundtrack.
Hey, I never noticed that before....
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This seems consistent. If the Enterprise limits their transporter beam out to the number of pads in the transporter room then they would only beam down 6 at a time. However, the Enterprise seems to be okay to beam up from the ground more than 6 people at a time. Once back at the ship, they probably would limit the rematerialization to one person per pad (max 6 at once) and hold the extras until it is their turn ala "Day of the Dove".
A species with a longer lifespan might do that. The great grandparents might be centuries in the past.
OK, so no relatable human being.
Yes. That makes perfect sense to me.
I haven’t read through all 230 pages of posts, so this may have been mentioned already, but recently I was watching “Journey to Babel,” and noticed that the camera caught the actors’ marks (masking tape, it looks like) on the carpet of the reception room where McCoy is asking Sarek about Vulcan physiology. Just keep watching as the scene progresses.
Get a load of the "shocked" orange on the floor next to the food dispenser panel.
I don't see an image. Did you try to attach it directly, or did you link from another source like Trekcore?
Get a load of the "shocked" orange on the floor next to the food dispenser panel.
Memory Alpha. Try this link, then: https://tas.trekcore.com/gallery/albums/blu-ray/203-BR/thepracticaljokerhd0109.jpg
Linking to websites like MA doesn't work for images here. You have to host it yourself via a hosting site.
McCoy was just teasing Spock, to try to get a reaction out of him.
Just watched Return to Tomorrow. In the final scene after Sargon/Thalassa in the bodies of Kirk/Mulhall have their final embrace and kiss, Chapel comments that "It was beautiful." On the surface it appears to be a reference to S/T, but she appears to sneak a look at Spock. Of course, Chapel and Spock's minds had just coexisted in Chapel...
Yes, I always thought that she was referring to their “sharing consciousness.”
Some more neo-TAS coming
https://blog.trekcore.com/2023/07/star-trek-animated-series-50th-anniversary-announcements/
https://blog.trekcore.com/2023/07/star-trek-animated-series-50th-anniversary-announcements/
Michael Allred is the perfect penciller for that whacky looking Trek comic. Looks really nice!
Argh, stretching my memory here . . . is that a second miner (after poor Schmitter) or a redshirt?
That IS Schmitter. The first guy was in the teaser.
No - Schmitter is the first victim we see, in the teaser.
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