Hey, I never noticed that before....

[Myko]

A few minutes later, when Spock gives his historical briefing to the crew over the intercom, the gold shirted version of DaVinci is one of the crewmen listening in the corridor.

Which is reused footage from The Corbomite Maneuver.

 

[ZapBrannigan]

I believe that "The Man Trap" and "Where No Man Has Gone Before" are the only two episodes that use the term "dispensary," and in "Where No Man Has Gone Before" Dr. Piper seems to be referring to the medical center of the Delta Vega mining outpost.

Spock calls it Dispensary in "The Naked Time" when he's trying to get them on the intercom.

 

[CorporalCaptain]

Spock calls it Dispensary in "The Naked Time" when he's trying to get them on the intercom.

I'm unfamiliar with that line. When does it happen, exactly?

transcript: http://www.chakoteya.net/StarTrek/7.htm

 

[Timo]

I don't recall the context. But elsewhere in the episode, sickbay is sickbay, and additionally there's the biopsy lab. "DIspensary" might be an additional facility - perhaps Spock wanted an aspirin? Or some sedatives, just in case.

Timo Saloniemi

 

[mb22]

They argue via TelepathyBBS. Their debates about which way the bridge faces are headache-inducing.

And with their heads, it's no small matter...

 

[Maurice]

And with their heads, it's no small matter...

There's a technobabble term for that...

 

[Phaser Two]

I'm unfamiliar with that line. When does it happen, exactly?

transcript: http://www.chakoteya.net/StarTrek/7.htm

It doesn't. There are calls to sickbay and the bio lab.

 

[Commander Troi]

In the Rec Room scene in Charlie X, Uhura and Rand talk without speaking in the eye language of female humans.

 

[ZapBrannigan]

I'm unfamiliar with that line. When does it happen, exactly?

transcript: http://www.chakoteya.net/StarTrek/7.htm

My memory was playing tricks on me, apparently.

 

[publiusr]

They argue via TelepathyBBS. Their debates about which way the bridge faces are headache-inducing.

I’m the really ugly one…Billy. Hi…hi…

 

[Hofner]

They argue via TelepathyBBS. Their debates about which way the bridge faces are headache-inducing.

Actually, the Talosians used to look like perfectly normal humans just like so many other aliens in TOS. Their appearance in Cage/Menagerie is the result of long-term membership in a TrekBBX.

Robert

 

[Maurice]

Not sure I believe that based on the detail in the screencap Bill posted - I can't imagine they'd put in more effort for a briefly glimpsed junior crewman, and considering the source...

Skepticism is wise.

 

[dupersuper]

OK what about that episode of Trek where the Enterprise was shrunk down and plopped onto a table. Never mind it somehow didn't tip over, but just because it's small that's one hell of a strong table wouldn't its mass still weigh the same?

Neutronium table?

OMG imagine the fun had Q shrunk the Enterprise to fit on a table with a teeny tiny Picard on the Bridge, or Voyager.

Q did shrink Voyager into a Christmas ornament.

 

[Gingerbread Demon]

Q did shrink Voyager into a Christmas ornament.

I don't recall that scene, which episode?

 

[dupersuper]

I don't recall that scene, which episode?

Q and the Grey

 

[Timo]

"Death Wish". Although possibly Q just created an immense Christmas tree and hung the normal-sized ship on that...

Timo Saloniemi

 

[Gingerbread Demon]

"Death Wish". Although possibly Q just created an immense Christmas tree and hung the normal-sized ship on that...

Timo Saloniemi

Now that would be a neat prank........

I'd love to see Amanda Rogers again in Star Trek and she how she turned out as a Q

 

[ZapBrannigan]

Q did shrink Voyager into a Christmas ornament.

I vaguely remember that scene as a bigtime Star Trek embarrassment. And I liked Voyager.

 

[BK613]

The Man Trap: I never noticed Spock's head wound and bandage at the end before. Also, I never really wondered before why McCoy's quarters weren't part of the ship-wide security search.

 

[Phaser Two]

The Man Trap: I never noticed Spock's head wound and bandage at the end before. Also, I never really wondered before why McCoy's quarters weren't part of the ship-wide security search.

Good call. Honestly, the total lack of security on the Enterprise is one of the biggest recurring flaws in Star Trek. They could have solved most of it through the addition of a line or two of dialogue in each episode where it really shows up. (City on the Edge of Forever, notably.)