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TITLE: Meditative Thaw AUTHOR: MikeJaffa SYNOPSIS: Isis comes up with a way for Roberta to deal with stress. Not what you’d expect! DISCLAIMER: Star Trek is owned by CBS/Paramount. I am making no money off this fic AUTHOR’S NOTE: I hadn’t thought about “Assignment Earth” since the last...

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In Star Trek production memos, Matt Jeffries referred to that symbol (seen on the exterior of starships and shuttles but never on interior sets) as a boomerang. Jeffries' boomerang design is apparently unrelated to the uniform insignia designed by William Theiss. According to Michael Okuda...

The date of that memo puts it at the very tail end of season 2 (The Omega Glory, if the timeline at Memory Alpha is correct.) The only episode that another starship is featured after TOG is The Tholian Web, where the arrowhead is definitely used. ----------- And I use insignia unless I need to...

Not quite. Originally it was supposed to be for the entire service. It crops up on non-Enterprise personnel in some episodes. Somehow the costuming department forgot this and created new insignia for other starships. Producer Robert Justman wrote a now famous memo about it I think after...

In TOS S1 Court Martial, all the various crew from other shipd (like teh 'old classmates' Kirk ran into at the Starbase bar) were sporting the standard 'Delta' emblem - and they weren't part of the 1701 crew by the conversation. So, yeah. all through the run of the original STAR TREK series...

Pretzel badge... yes, that was the word I was looking for to describe Decker's. I know him being the only survivor, we never see his badge again. For "THE THOLIAN WEB", I might be misremembering. I'll be doing a rewatch after my wife and I finish DS9. Regarding Justman not mentioning the...

Commodore Decker was the only person we saw wearing the pretzel badge aboard the Constellation, as there were no other Constellation survivors to appear in uniform. There was no onscreen explanation for the pretzel badge, and Justman didn't mention it in his memo complaining about the Exeter...

Also, there's a difference between a show staffer's guidelines for freelancers and what the people in charge of the show (or film series) are free to do. Generally "don't do this" guidelines are meant to deter freelancers or pitchers from offering up the umpteenth iteration of an overused trope...

Well, there is a memo running around out there were the insignia on the Exeter (Someone more in the know will correct me if I'm wrong) that all Starfleet was to have the delta, not just the Enterprise crew, which was brought up in "Court Martial" since Kirk gets heckled by Starfleet officers...

Did Raffi & Worf arrive in La Sirena and abandon it in space? Did Titan pick them up at Showrunner Prime? What’s harder to do- build Spacedock or move it for no defined reason from Earth to Athan Prime? Surely Captain Shaw only means the DESIGN is “the old Spacedock”? Based on Seven’s...

That was my favorite "discovered" shot when I first saw the episode on WTNH Channel 8. WPIX 11, which was my market's station for Trek, sliced that out of their badly edited films. Honestly, if I were to do a re-edit of The Cage, I'd put this shot in as the approach to Talos IV. The TOS-R re-dos...

Who else read it all while imagining Gene's voice? Interesting. I wish they would have a text overlay also reading "In Klingon space" or whatever, but it worked on its own too. The words as revealed in the movie helped, as had the on-screen translation from Vulcan to English. Just...

Yesterday The Trek Files shared a memo from Roddenberry to Wise concerning possible revisions to TMP for foreign release prints. Some of these comments are in line with Wise's comments in the 1980 interview published in The Best of Starlog #5. I honestly wish the DE team had paid more mind to...

This is a fan misconception. Spock wears command gold/green and has the command 'star' delta (or Flying A as Roddenberry called it). He advises Kirk on the situation, and challenges Kirk's decisions. Mitchell, on the other hand, wears the operations salmon with a 'science' delta, like Scotty...

When you take a sobriety test with a buzz and then take one sober.

This shot was from “Dagger of the Mind” and I believe it was never used again. The reversed decals were used on the starboard side. The slide and scaling, as Maurice said, was done with an optical printer. I think he suggested that it was a straightforward dolly shot as originally filmed. This...

Yep, we've seen the Delta on Starbase personnel and officers from other ships. It's never been Enterprise exclusive. The use of a non Delta badge even prompted a memo from Justman back in the 60s.