Another resource we might call upon is the production memo that might exist somewhere, in which Roddenberry or Justman surely wrote about getting...
It was shot for "Tomorrow is Yesterday" and reused in "Doomsday": https://tos.trekcore.com/hd/albums/1x19hd/tomorrowisyesterdayhd731.jpg
Well, we've established that Aux Control was not a redress of the Briefing Room. And not to pile on, but I have a hard, documented fact that fits...
That is definitive, because it was the planning tool used by directors to plan their shoots. Auxiliary Control was its own, purpose-built set they...
You can also see the starboard bridge pieces in "The Tholian Web" https://tos.trekcore.com/hd/albums/3x09hd/thetholianwebhd0109.jpg
Yes, and here's another thing. I can't remember if it was the book Inside Star Trek (Justman, Solow), or Shatner's book, or possibly somewhere on...
Documentation, no. But they took a very specific action in "cheating" the bridge of one station, which gave Kirk a shorter walk around, and there...
That's entirely possible, but it would mean they slid in six visible bridge sections (from Engineering at port through Defense at starboard,...
Agreed. There are some photos of Nichelle Nichols prancing around in front of set pieces, and two of them show a detached bridge segment with a...
Yes, but here are my guesses: • They were fragile, and the way they stuck out, they were begging to get damaged at every turn. • They served no...
In universe, with what we know today, Spock's hooded viewer could be portable. But that begs the question of why people had to lean over it,...
Meteorology reports ion storm upcoming, Captain!
Jumbo jets fly sideways all the time: [MEDIA] If the fx were good enough to show that it is intentional, I think it would be cool to see the...
True, but the best look at the lack of port side detail would have to be this one:...
ST: TMP made up for that. In the footed-pajama uniform? We saw enough of his gold monkey to last us a lifetime. :wtf:
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