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Three bridge sequences. The first Ent-D one is when it's brand, spankin' new, at Farpoint. Tell me what you're feeling. Vulcans can just stare straight ahead.

Two sequences from the Dominion War, plus close-up pictures of the Galor class model.

Interesting idea. This was tough. I spent much of today futzing around with your request. My favorite sequence is when Rojan turns two redshirts into solids and kills Crewman Thompson. That freaked me out as a kid. It's a long scene with four distinct parts. The pay-off is Kirk's sifting...

Back 15-20 years ago, there was a XXX website where the models were at least initially dressed in Star Trek costumes. It's no longer up but a quick search reveals other sexy Trek shenanigans. I've learned one thing. They don't wear underwear in the 23rd Century. Me, too. I miss it, now...

Well, folks, the board rules are clear. For there to be more sequences after these, there has to be a discussion, too. What do you think? Today we have: Sky rockets in flight Afternoon delight

1001001, I thought my post was the simplest reaction. It was a matter-of-fact one, trying to stay within board rules. I'm not a wave maker, especially when it comes to something this light-hearted. There was no emotion in my decision, either in real time or on the board. I hadn't seen a...

Thanks, 1001001, for your words. You don't have to close the thread. I'll just stop. I put my last sequence in this post. I remember the "not more than twice in a row" rule, but I had no idea about picture threads, one way or another. At least I wasn't posting pictures of cats. This...

I'm a big original effects fan. That said, the new effects did a couple of things right. One, they could give us a better idea of where the Enterprise was in space, like at the end of Where No Man Has Gone Before. The new effects set up that after the Enterprise left Delta Vega, it has to go...

I'm going with The Devil In The Dark for the famous reason that Bill heard in the middle of the shoot his father died. He finished up that day's work. We know they were shooting cave scenes that afternoon. Sometimes I think I can detect moments where he's slightly off his game, but really, I...

I recently rejoined TrekBBS after an absence of many years. Thanks, TBonz, for reinstating me without breaking me down to a Yeoman. Back in ancient times, before the invention of YouTube, just seeing screen caps posted on a website was huge. And then...high definition screen caps! Be still...

I always loved shots of the hanger deck. Shuttlecraft launched with my imagination in tow. Here is a sequence I did maybe 20 years ago using the original effects, cropping and color correcting the individual pictures quite a bit so that the four images matched. It's appropriate this sequence...

Kirk: Still here, huh? Pike: We sure as beep are. Kirk: Outpost says he'll change out the contest tonght. Pike: I've heard that beeping story before. Kirk: What's with all the beeps? Pike: Shut the beeping beep up, Kirk. Kirk: Does that mean "no"?

^ Since when does somebody have to know anything to vote? This kind of talk only supports the terrorists.

Re: Star Trek TOS Miniatures -- Where Are They Now? Michael Dunn died back in 1973, although Wikipedia says his remains were moved to Norman, Oklahoma in 2007 to be buried next to his folks. I assume he's still there.

Sweet ride, Vektor. :bolian: Very nice work as always.

Kirk gives Spock the finger in the traditional Vulcan manner.