Never noticed the umbrella in Areel Shaw's cocktail before.
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I just browsed through Stephen Whitfield's book, "The Making of Star Trek". In the second section of photographs is a view of production crew members at Vasquez Rocks. It looks like it was shot during the filming of "Friday's Child". Anyway, in the background between Shatner and Joe Pevney I just noticed Bill Blackburn filming the area with his 8mm movie camera.
He did the same thing when Kirk's phaser falls off his belt when Kirk breaks into Khan's sleeper pod in "Space Seed".
"Something the matter, Bones?"
"Good God, man, am I the only one who notices these things!?!"
I'm assuming it's a roundabout way of saying "I didn't like Enterprise". Or maybe only episodes that use term "Vulcanians" are True Trek™.![]()
For those who don't know, "Carbon Creek" says otherwise.I'd bet he just meant Velcro wasn't a Vulcan thing, but an Earth thing.
For those who don't know, "Carbon Creek" says otherwise.![]()
What is the logic behind that statement? What is ridiculous about Velcro?Ah. Okay. I remember that ep, but details, no. Velcro is such a ridiculous yet useful and successful idea that it seems very human and not very Vulcan at all...
Oh Jeez, just making conversation. Velcro is full of those strange little hooks and loops, amusingly and endearingly strange. What was my logic? Why, none at all...What is the logic behind that statement? What is ridiculous about Velcro?
You seemed to think there was something non-Vulcan about Velcro. I thought there might be some reasoning behind it.Oh Jeez, just making conversation. Velcro is full of those strange little hooks and loops, amusingly and endearingly strange. What was my logic? Why, none at all...
You mean like Amish pants?
For those who don't know, "Carbon Creek" says otherwise.![]()
Wow, he needs to trim his finger nails! Now that's not something I noticed before!We got an impressive "close up" in the third season "That Which Survives" when Scotty uses a "magnetic" wrench to somehow cut back the flow of anti-matter to the engines. When his first attempt almost triggers the anti-matter, he realizes he has to reverse the polarity of the device. To do so, he struggles to remove a "clip" from the tool's handle and then insert it again after twisting it. Doohan's hand missing the "bird" finger fills something like 20 to 25 percent of the screen area. Here's a link to the TrekCore screen capture.
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Sincerely,
Bill
And that's what I meant. That "Carbon Creek" doesn't say otherwise becasue "Carbon Creek" isn't real Star Trek and didn't happen in universe.
In my own opinion and head canon of course.
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The document calls Spock "Half-Vulcan Science Officer Spock" but doesn't call Pike "Fully Human Captain Christopher Pike." Double standard.
It also says "no Human should ever visit it again." Does that mean that Spock and Pike would support a non-Starfleet vessel with no Humans aboard going there?
Only if he quits Starfleet.Does this mean that Spock is only half-forbidden to go there?
But doesn't feel the need to state what Spock's other half is.The document calls Spock "Half-Vulcan Science Officer Spock"
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