Does anyone have a copy of the I, Mudd script?

[Extrocomp]

I have some questions about it.

 

[Tim Thomason]

Yes, someone does. Not me, though.

 

[Sir Rhosis]

I don't have a complete copy, but I have a copy which includes only revised pages, 44 of them in all. PM me your email and I can send it to you via Dropbox if you still want it. I probably will be out most of the afternoon, so it would be tonight before I could do it.

Sir Rhosis

 

[Extrocomp]

Thanks. Unfortunately, it didn't have the pages for the final scene, which is what I was looking for. I wanted to know the names and numbers of the androids present in this scene.

 

[Maurice]

Thanks. Unfortunately, it didn't have the pages for the final scene, which is what I was looking for. I wanted to know the names and numbers of the androids present in this scene.

The script might not be that specific. The set call sheets might hold a clue though.

 

[alchemist]

I checked the script, and the revised final draft does not provide that information.

As Maurice mentioned, the call sheets are your best bet, and I don't have those. However, the shooting schedule for "I,Mudd," which was prepared in advance so it might be inaccurate, lists the following characters needed for the filming of the last scenes in the Throne Room (#'s 83, 84, and 85): Kirk, Spock, McCoy, Scott, Uhura, Chekov, Harry Mudd, Norman, Alice #1, Alice #2, Stella Mudd, 8 SI, 6 Crewmen, 3 Crewwomen, 2 Barbara (#'s 321 and 324), 2 Maisie (#'s 88 and 94), 1 Trudy, (#313), 1 Annabelle (#007), and 4 Male Androids (#'s 114, 27, 444, and ?).

Again, shooting schedules were prepared ahead of time and things sometimes changed, so take the above cautiously.

 

[Extrocomp]

Thanks. Can you send me scans of those pages anyway?

 

[alchemist]

Wait. You want to read scenes from the Book of the People (left by that other ship, the Horizon) to learn the holy words of the Ee'd Plebnista? You will never see it. It is sacrilege! Guards! Guards! Guards!

All the above being said, and rather than having us fight until one of us is dead, I'd be happy to scan the scenes and pm them to you. Give me a day to do it, though. Check?

 

[GNDN18]

Wait. You want to read scenes from the Book of the People (left by that other ship, the Horizon) to learn the holy words of the Ee'd Plebnista? You will never see it. It is sacrilege! Guards! Guards! Guards!

All the above being said, and rather than having us fight until one of us is dead, I'd be happy to scan the scenes and pm them to you. Give me a day to do it, though. Check?

I read that with a little Fried fight music playing in my head.

 

[johnnybear]

I Mudd is a very embarrassing episode even for a TOS nut!!! The ending with the crew trying to drive the androids crazy makes me cringe even to this day!
JB

 

[alchemist]

I read that with a little Fried fight music playing in my head.

 

[Phaser Two]

Wait. You want to read scenes from the Book of the People (left by that other ship, the Horizon) to learn the holy words of the Ee'd Plebnista? You will never see it. It is sacrilege! Guards! Guards! Guards!

All the above being said, and rather than having us fight until one of us is dead, I'd be happy to scan the scenes and pm them to you. Give me a day to do it, though. Check?

Riiiiight.

 

[johnnybear]

I, Mudd had a script? First I've heard about it!
JB

 

[Myko]

Interesting that the schedule calls for 9 crewmen, as there are none in the scene. I wonder how that relates to the cut scene of Enterprise crewmembers enjoying the company of the androids as outlined here: http://startrekhistory.com/DS7.html

 

[alchemist]

Riiiiight.

Finally! Thanks, I've been waiting for that!

Interesting that the schedule calls for 9 crewmen, as there are none in the scene. I wonder how that relates to the cut scene of Enterprise crewmembers enjoying the company of the androids as outlined here: http://startrekhistory.com/DS7.html

Funny you should ask. Both of those scenes, as well as a couple of others, were scheduled to be shot on the same day. Thus, it would make sense that they would gather up all the actors that were needed for that day. (Interestingly, btw, because the shooting was running behind schedule, those scenes ended up being shot over two days.)

 

[Phaser Two]

Interesting that the schedule calls for 9 crewmen, as there are none in the scene. I wonder how that relates to the cut scene of Enterprise crewmembers enjoying the company of the androids as outlined here: http://startrekhistory.com/DS7.html

Very cool. I would have loved some extras or Billy Blackburn & Eddie Paskey hanging around. With only the principals around it felt a touch small.

Finally! Thanks, I've been waiting for that!