Nope, show me in TOS. Not the pre TOS rejected pilot and uniforms not used in TOS. Anyhow, my big issue was TOS it was silly, but it was the 60's so I ignore it. But the kelvin movies went that route and it was just stupid( sexy, but stupid)
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Nope, show me in TOS. Not the pre TOS rejected pilot and uniforms not used in TOS. Anyhow, my big issue was TOS it was silly, but it was the 60's so I ignore it. But the kelvin movies went that route and it was just stupid( sexy, but stupid)
Where No Man is TOS. The Menagerie is TOS.
Screen caps of none reused cage footage with women in pants because I damned sure do not recall any
Oh please in TOS - "The Menagerie" both Number One and Lt. Colt were wearing pants in the briefing room, in the Transporter room and in the holding cage on Talos IV.
In TOS - "Where No Man Has gone Before" - Dr. Elizabeth Dehner (who was a full crewmember in that second pilot episode) was also wearing pants through the entire episode.
In TOS - "Charlie X" there were also more female crewmembers in pants as I recall too.
Literally any scene with Elizabeth Dehner in it.
Ok, I can accept that.
So its not sexist if its by choice. Don't judge them for the choices they make. Thats sexist. 
So its not sexist if its by choice. Don't judge them for the choices they make. Thats sexist.
Well to be fair, most times the actresses would not have a choice. And I find it silly, but I will admit I was incorrect on in setting. No point in keeping arguing a point once you have been shown to be incorrect. I mean you can, but its kinda silly to do so.
It was just a joke - I wasn't talking about the actresses, but the crew members in universe. We just established both as variants, therefore any (character) on screen in a mini skirt is doing so by choice. So who are we to judge? It was just an attempt to lighten the mood.
It makes some sense, consider that it was the initial intent that the arrowhead insignia be exclusive to starship(like Enterprise) crews why not the entire uniform? in the real world only US Army Rangers wore a black beret until 2001 when it was made service-wide partially as move to boost morale one can imagine a similar move by Sta Fleet to make the crews of "lesser" vessels not feel like also rans, by uniforming them like their starship "Big Brothers"
Alien females in pants makes it easier for the costumer -makeup the face and hands only.
Men and women who need protection when doing work in the tubes, etc, can put a jumpsuit over their clothes to protect from stains, scuffs, tears, and exposure.
Men and women who need protection when doing work in the tubes, etc, can put a jumpsuit over their clothes to protect from stains, scuffs, tears, and exposure.
So far, Mr.Mack seems to be doing a satisfactory job of explaining the differences between both ships.
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