When Chekhov tried to rape the young Klingon woman and Kirk came in and broke it up, beating the shit out of Chekhov, when Chekhov slumped down the wall, leaving some glaring brown smears all over it. What caused those brown smears? Did Kirk beat the shit out of Chekhov more LITERALLY than anyone realized?
Day of the Dove Wall Art?
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A couple of smear marks on the wall. Who knows what it is?
It's hard to say without reviewing the episode, but assuming the stains weren't already there, it could be sweat, makeup, or hair tonic. Or even just damage to the set's paint job.
I was thinking Susan Howard's brown make-up or Chekov's hair dye on his toup! 
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I think Mara was attacked on the wall on the other side, though, so (IIRC) that explanation is out.
Mystery Solved!
Why would he dye his toup?????I was thinking Susan Howard's brown make-up or Chekov's hair dye on his toup!
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To make it look more natural?
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Still makes no sense. Your syrup obsession goes down some odd paths.To make it look more natural?
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Well I'm on a forum elsewhere where the posters regularly quote and discuss some eminent toupee wearers! So it just sort of rubs off on you I guess, Myk! 
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I don't think Koenig wore a hairpiece that early, but I do recall him saying they would spray that "dark gunk" (technical term, folks) that they use to keep thinning spots from showing on his hair.
Sir Rhosis, who could use a bit of dark gunk top, back, center
Sir Rhosis, who could use a bit of dark gunk top, back, center
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