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Thanks for your reply anyway. Just saw it.

I remember The Barkleys as a Saturday morning show, and this is confirmed by Hal Erickson's Television Cartoon Shows: An Illustrated Encyclopedia. But Wait Till Your Father Gets Home was indeed prime time.

In Alan Dean Foster's adaptation of The Lorelei Signal, there's an additional wrinkle to the transporter solution, in that the earlier-pattern versions of Kirk, Spock, and McCoy have no memory of the events that happened since they dematerialized. I also read somewhere that Filmation's Star...

Is there not a credit for her in the front of the Fotonovel? I thought they identified everyone. (No idea what happened to my Fotonovels since the last move.)

You are correct that all time references in the original series indicate the setting is either the late 22nd or the very early 23rd century. The timeline imposed later is pure retcon that will never quite square the circle with those episodes.

"An area of approximately 24 square inches. It measures completely Earthlike."

Kahless would at least have to be dead, though, to be known as "the Unforgettable." (Unless he was just so in-your-face all the time that nobody could forget him while he was alive.)

There's some good philosophy in this episode. UHURA: See, in our century we've learned not to fear words. ... KIRK: We've each learned to be delighted with what we are. The Vulcans learned that centuries before we did. SPOCK: It is basic to the Vulcan philosophy, sir, the combination of a...

It is, but the quote Gerrold referred to ("I never was borned, I just grew") is not commonly heard anymore. For most people today it would require more explanation than he gives.

It's always been interesting to me that this shows how prominent "Uncle Tom's Cabin" still was in American cultural memory in the Sixties, and how apparently Gerrold thought it would remain prominent in the distant future.

From the STC Facebook page: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE STAR TREK CONTINUES transfers set ownership to Stage 9 Studios 2/4/18 KINGSLAND, GA USA — Stage 9, the studio that has been home to the award-winning web series STAR TREK CONTINUES since 2013, has transferred the ownership of its sets to Ray...

People ask nearly every day, but the only answer so far is they haven't decided yet, but they're not tearing them down.

Vance's films are sort of like an unassembled jigsaw puzzle, but from the poster image and some of the other films it becomes apparent that they are mourning their respective spouses.

Hey, dude!

That's true. Whoever runs his social media is not consulting with him on any of this, from what I've heard.

Pretty sure Shatner doesn't even read his Twitter account, let alone write it.

Oh, rats. I thought that was the idea. So much for that.

If this be fanservice, this fan is well and truly serviced.

I'm not so troubled by the idea of Kirk being credulous when he was dealing with someone who could affect people's minds. She could have made herself seem trustworthy.

To go really full circle, they should go and get the Talosians to fight the Espers. That would be an epic battle of cerebra.