Was the episode "Where no man has gone before" produced before "Charlie X" despite being aired after

[Nerys Myk]

Do really wish "Where No Man Has Gone Before" aired first, don't dislike "The Man Trap" (and like a lot "Charlie X") but unfortunate that such an obviously early-set episode, and I think really good, better than "TMT" introduction, did air real early but not just air first.

I doubt WNMHGB was intended to be "in rotation". Post Production delays were probably a factor as to why it was. Looking at production order Corbomite should have been first. Man Trap is further down the list

1x00	The Cage	001	1988-10-04	Unknown
1x03	Where No Man Has Gone Before	002	1966-09-22	1312.4
1x10	The Corbomite Maneuver	003	1966-11-10	1512.2
1x06	Mudd's Women	004	1966-10-13	1329.1
1x05	The Enemy Within	005	1966-10-06	1672.1
1x01	The Man Trap	006	1966-09-08	1513.1

Sticking WNMHGB at third after the similarly themed Charlie X seems desperate.

Ep ​	Title ​	Prod ​	Airdate ​	Stardate ​
1x01	The Man Trap	006	1966-09-08	1513.1
1x02	Charlie X	008	1966-09-15	1533.6
1x03	Where No Man Has Gone Before	002	1966-09-22	1312.4

 

[Rowdy Roddy McDowall]

I like shouty-Spock. Yes, it goes against his line about Bailey raising his voice in Corbomite. Or maybe not. It was unnecessary for Bailey to raise his voice because it wasn't the time.

I always liked the formality that Nimoy brought to it when he shouted commands or status. As far as Spock was concerned, if this is the way it is done then this is the way he shall do it. Kind of like in Wrath of Khan when he says in otherwise clipped and perfect diction: "Take 'er out, Mr. Saavik." He made dropping the H into part of the process.

I've never heard anybody refer to it as 'er into this moment. Why would this happen only in WRAT OF KAN?

If I were Bailey, and I knew Spock shouted in the past, I probably would have told him ''Eat phasers, Crite hypo!'' or something equally out of the blue. If I were Bailey.

 

[Tallguy]

Why would this happen only in WRAT OF KAN?

1) TWOK was Nautical but Nice.
2) I don't believe he ever gave an order to take the ship out of spacedock any other time.

 

[Captain Parker]

Yes... WNMHGB was filmed in July of 1965. Charlie X didn't start filming until sometime in the summer of 1966.

 

[Uhura's Song]

Speaking of WNMHGB, I have a question, there is an "extended" version, yes? I'd love to pick that up. I have the extended version of "The Cage" on my S3 DVD pack of TOS. Where is the best place to get the extended version of WNMHGB?

 

[Methuselah Flint]

Speaking of WNMHGB, I have a question, there is an "extended" version, yes? I'd love to pick that up. I have the extended version of "The Cage" on my S3 DVD pack of TOS. Where is the best place to get the extended version of WNMHGB?

It's on the Blu Ray of Season Three.