Hey, I never noticed that before....

[Grant]

Hmm, she has points all her own sitting way down low.

 

[Emperor Norton]

The Queen joined Starfleet?

Shouldn't she be in Command colors?

The Royal family is rather Vulcan, though. This brings to mind a parallel universe of a rather British Star Trek.

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[Sir Rhosis]

^^^I knew I was going to "love" this as soon as I heard the theme music kick in!

 

[Mister Spock]

Speaking of the bespectacled technician, is this the only time we see a Human wearing a pair of glasses in Star Trek? Aside from Jim Kirk in The Wrath of Khan.

 

[GSchnitzer]

Speaking of the bespectacled technician, is this the only time we see a Human wearing a pair of glasses in Star Trek? Aside from Jim Kirk in The Wrath of Khan.

No. Here's one I can think of:

 

[Spock's Barber]

I'm guessing that blast goggles don't count.

 

[Nerys Myk]

Do Iotians count?

 

[Tenacity]

The Queen joined Starfleet? Shouldn't she be in Command colors?

Maybe it's medical blue? She drove a ambulance during the war.

 

[Emperor Norton]

^^^I knew I was going to "love" this as soon as I heard the theme music kick in!

The future needs more bongos.

 

[Drusilla's valet]

The assistant to the transporter Chief in The Menagerie was momentarily wearing glasses.

 

[johnnybear]

I love how Pete stares down Kirk in Spock's Brain.

I salute you Mr.Beard for your appreciation of Kellettness!
JB

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

Not a visual but it has dawned on me that everyone who commands a Constitution class ship seems to be a commodore, except Kirk. The man saves the universe every week, and you can't spring for a promotion?

The Exeter, Excalibur and Farragut were all commanded by Captains (Tracey, Harris and Garrovick, respectively).

 

[GSchnitzer]

The Exeter, Excalibur and Farragut were all commanded by Captains (Tracey, Harris and Garrovick, respectively).

Well, playing Devil's Advocate, we don't exactly know what the ranks were of the individuals who captained the Excalibur and the Farragut. Captain might refer to their positions, not their ranks.

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

^ In all instances where a Commodore commanded a starship, they were referred to by rank, so most likely those others were as well.

 

[Emperor Norton]

So this is an evil looking image from "Tomorrow is Yesterday".
All Kirk and no play makes Jim a dull boy.

 

[UnknownSample]

Just saw Friday's Child... K S and McC enter the new leader's tent, and Nimoy is standing uncomfortably close to the fire. I noticed how close he was and wondered, then I saw Nimoy put his hands behind his back, which got them a bit farther away, then he very briefly turned and looked right at the fire for a moment, while the others were talking.

The moment Shatner stepped forward to make some point with the leader, Nimoy took advantage of that, to step forward a half step himself... away from the fire.

 

[Avro Arrow]

Can we mention the movies in here, too?

Was rewatching TWOK (again!) last night, and I think this is the first time I noticed that "Commander" Kyle is actually wearing a Lieutenant J.G. sleeve device... lower than his rank in TOS!

(Sorry if this has been mentioned before... the thread is 60 pages long and I forget a lot of what's come previously! )

 

[Laura Cynthia Chambers]

I imagine everybody wanted the quartermaster's head at one time or another.

 

[9gs]

Never noticed the bandage on the hand on the hand of the helmsman and the bandage on the neck of the crewman before in the pilot episode The Cage.

 

[johnnybear]

Well they had just been in a life and death encounter recently which they continually mentioned 9gs!
JB