Well being a down in the mud DVD man, nope, I didn't notice that! Wonder why they would do that?
JB
JB
Hey, I never noticed that before....
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Science patch on Gold from "The Corbomite Maneuver" (and "Mudd's Women")
Science patch on Red from "The Galileo Seven"
Engineering patch on Blue from "Obsession"
Science on Red from "The Lights of Zetar"
Science patch on Red from "The Galileo Seven"
Engineering patch on Blue from "Obsession"
Science on Red from "The Lights of Zetar"
They're busy folks, they don't have time to do a patch check before they run to their stations.
From "...Dove."
God did Mara's make up leave a ton of transfer after Chekov covered her mouth!
When Kirk throws him against the wall -- huge streaks on the bulkhead.
Love the Klingon who collapses when Sulu karate chops his elbow!!! Man, I hope the other Klingons didn't find out about that -- he's finished!!
Cigarette smoke wafting across the screen late in the episode as Kirk sits in the command chair.
Weird how Kirk falls on the planet when Kang strikes him -- he falls straight down -- not backward in any way.
Not that you needed HD to see any of that.
God did Mara's make up leave a ton of transfer after Chekov covered her mouth!
When Kirk throws him against the wall -- huge streaks on the bulkhead.
Love the Klingon who collapses when Sulu karate chops his elbow!!! Man, I hope the other Klingons didn't find out about that -- he's finished!!
Cigarette smoke wafting across the screen late in the episode as Kirk sits in the command chair.
Weird how Kirk falls on the planet when Kang strikes him -- he falls straight down -- not backward in any way.
Not that you needed HD to see any of that.
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Yeah, I read about that several times and mentioned it in my blog.The same way no one noticed that Scotty's uniform has a SCIENCES insignia, not Engineering in certain scenes..
So what you're saying is that it was a one-time mistake and it never, ever happened again.Science patch on Gold from "The Corbomite Maneuver" (and "Mudd's Women")
Science patch on Red from "The Galileo Seven"
Engineering patch on Blue from "Obsession"
Science on Red from "The Lights of Zetar"
That's because in the 1930s, he hadn't closed it yet. Keep up!!!
That was Mark Tobin and I always thought he was chopped in the back or side when he fell! Mara's make-up was severe and it doesn't look anything like Susan Howard with it on! I saw how thick it was on an FB page the other day and thought how they'd overdone it somewhat! But then doesn't Kang himself have blue eyelids under that brown paint as well? To be honest I'd forgive this episode anything as it's a cracker!
JB
Now we know why Enterprise put in at Cygnet Fourteen for computer repairs!Science patch on Gold from "The Corbomite Maneuver" (and "Mudd's Women")
Science patch on Red from "The Galileo Seven"
Engineering patch on Blue from "Obsession"
Science on Red from "The Lights of Zetar"
Heh. John M. Ford made lemonade out of that in his classic novel The Final Reflection, apparently - he describes one Klingon pummeling another to paralyzed submission by expertly chopping at his "nerve junctions". He then has the KIingon characters express amused disbelief that humans think striking at the jaw will be useful in combat.
Timo Saloniemi
True--there are endless mistakes in film and TV, so much that if spotting them was part of a drinking game, anyone would drop dead from alcohol poisoning around 10 minutes after starting. Just look at Back to the Future--there's more mistakes or screw-ups than film.
Given the size of the tribbles that fall on Kirk compared to the one Uhura pets, I'd say Jones gives her a baby tribble. (Flat kitten)
You can also see a very Jamie Farr-ish security guard swording it out in Act Four, in standard DVD or any other format.
Isn't that one of the Picerni brothers? He went on to do acting as well as more stunt man stuff!
JB
Charlie Picerni was one of the uncredited redshirts standing outside of the engineering room as Scott is forced out by Klingons. In the 1960s, he worked extensively with Willam Dozier's Greenway productions as a stuntman on Batman (TV series & movie) and The Green Hornet. In the 70s, he can be seen tossed over a bar in the Kolchak: The Night Stalker episode "The Ripper" and appears (in a speaking role) as inmate Harris in "The Slam"--a third season episode of The Incredible Hulk.
Picerni plays a security guard, not a Klingon.
http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Charles_Picerni
Poledouris plays a Klingon in Errand of Mercy, a security guard in Obsession and a nazi in Patterns of Force.
http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Charles_Picerni
Poledouris plays a Klingon in Errand of Mercy, a security guard in Obsession and a nazi in Patterns of Force.
His brother Paul Picerni was going to be another big star I always thought in the fifties having appeared in House of Wax with Vincent Price but never quite made it to the top! I think I saw him in an episode of The Hulk in 1980 with Mark Lenard but that's as far as I can remember!
JB
JB
In 'I, Mudd' Norman proceeds to tell Kirk that he is no threat to humans....right after he beats the living daylights out of Scotty and his engineering crew. 
But if Norman was lying, and androids can't lie, and Norman was an android, then...
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