Hey, I never noticed that before....
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If I were to ret-con this, I'd say that Pike was a commander during the time of the Cage. Many naval ship c/o are cmdr or Lt-cmdr, but addressed as "captain". That would, in retrospect, explain the different rank stripe scheme.
Okay, I obviously have too much free time on my hands.
Just watching 'Shore Leave' right now.
Right before Kirk meets Finnegan for the first time, look to the left of Kirk. In the background behind some trees I can see the brown colored vertical and horizontal beams of a shed or small building.
Right before Kirk meets Finnegan for the first time, look to the left of Kirk. In the background behind some trees I can see the brown colored vertical and horizontal beams of a shed or small building.
Somebody must have been day dreaming about taking a dump in an old fashioned outhouse. And poof! There it is.
This would work for Kirk in the second pilot too, Kirk getting promoted to the rank of captain immediately following the ship's return.
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I guess that makes sense, but as I've stated before, I don't find the totality of his decisions and judgement in the event really warranting that promotion.
Well, at least he managed to not have to destroy his own ship, unlike the Valiant's commander. But Mitchell might very well have accomplished that task for him, if not for Kirk being fortunate enough to be able to get through to Dehner while there was still time, probably not much though.
Well, at least he managed to not have to destroy his own ship, unlike the Valiant's commander. But Mitchell might very well have accomplished that task for him, if not for Kirk being fortunate enough to be able to get through to Dehner while there was still time, probably not much though.
Yes--there are a couple of shots where you can see some small thatched-roof "African" huts. Folks might or might not remember that the TV show "Cowboy in Africa" filmed at the "Africa U.S.A." location where "Shore Leave" was shot.
Yes the ranks could have been a little more interesting but pips aren't that fun either and even less noticeable.
Yes, they didn't have much money so it is understandable that they had to cut back and save in the long run on the quality of bth set and costume. The acting though is for the most part quite good and we see many characters placed as a comic relief.
I didn't know that was shot there. Now I wanna go visit.
It's a shadow of its former self after major flooding in 1969. It was sold to Tipi Hendren in 1987. It is open again as "Shambala." They love visitors.
http://www.shambala.org
Up against Gunsmoke and the Monkees? No wonder I've never heard of it!
Yes. It pretty much was devastated by a torrent of water. What a pity. Also, the Vasquez Rocks fort set that was used in "Arena" was also demolished. Dammit
I remember that show. The other African based show, "Daktari", with Marshall Thompson, was interesting, too.
In "The Cage", right after Number One fails to blast open the Talosians' rock fortress with the phaser cannon, there is a final shot of her before the scene ends. The rock on her left has a nail in it. I'm sure it might be a leftover from the 'survivors' camp, but it still looks out of place. Didn't the camp disappear completely?!?
Yeah, THAT SHOW!!! It did run for three seasons, but the brilliant suits on CBS cancelled the 4th season of LIS for this epic, that had so much steam left in it, that it apparently averaged a mighty 9.0 in the Nielsens' and made it all the way to January, before being given the heave ho!!! Dumb CBS bastards!!!!!
It is interesting to note however, that Judy and Debbie were played by the same remarkable simian!!! What a chimp!!!!
At the same time or after they savagely pulled out her teeth?
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In WNMHGB, Scott drops a white electronics module into one on the bridge station panels. He then calls Kelso down on Delta Vega. Right in front of Kelso is the same console. Maybe it's just a coincidence....
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