Extended sequences with no Enterprise crew

[johnnybear]

Nona and the Villagers in "A Private Little War". And Apella and the Klingon (I forget his name) in the same episode. Granted Kirk and McCoy were hiding in the room, but with them out of sight, it was just Apella and the Klingon.

Not that we were introduced or really told it, but I believe he was called Krell!
JB

 

[johnnybear]

I've probably posted this before, but the first time I saw that episode as a kid I remember thinking, "What the heck is this? Star Trek is supposed to be on!"

Or when I was recording the audio of this one back in 78 and got blasted away by the sound of those engines after the credits!
JB

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

Lazarus vs Lazarus on the tilt-a-cam.

You mean the falling-off-cliffs-every-five-seconds-cam.

 

[CorporalCaptain]

You mean the falling-off-cliffs-every-five-seconds-cam.

That, too. But I meant, for example, this....

http://tos.trekcore.com/gallery/albums/1x27/The_Alternative_Factor_216.JPG

Those sequences seem to just go on and on.

 

[JonnyQuest037]

Not that we were introduced or really told it, but I believe he was called Krell!

IIRC, I believe he's called Krell in the script, but his name was never used in any dialogue.

 

[johnnybear]

IIRC, I believe he's called Krell in the script, but his name was never used in any dialogue.

So true, we never got his name same as Kras in Friday's Child whom Kirk just called Klingon!
JB

 

[CrazyMatt]

The scenes on the Lexington in "The Ultimate Computer." For nearly 10 minutes, we see Commodore Bob Wesley lecturing the science officer on configuring proper sensor settings, mentoring the helmsman on the best way to change warp drive settings, and telling a joke to the chief engineer. We also see him chiding Captain Harris from the Excalibur on maintaining proper distance in a four starship formation. Then the Enterprise attacks and all hell breaks loose.

Oh wait....

 

[Poltargyst]

The scenes on the Lexington in "The Ultimate Computer." For nearly 10 minutes, we see Commodore Bob Wesley lecturing the science officer on configuring proper sensor settings, mentoring the helmsman on the best way to change warp drive settings, and telling a joke to the chief engineer. We also see him chiding Captain Harris from the Excalibur on maintaining proper distance in a four starship formation. Then the Enterprise attacks and all hell breaks loose.

Oh wait....

You're saying you would have liked to have seen this?

 

[CrazyMatt]

You're saying you would have liked to have seen this?

It's already in there. Look for the Easter Egg in the Season 2 Blu-Ray set when the image of Spock wiping his nose briefly appears.