The DOOMSDAY MACHINE- Videos, stills, rare insights, fan made material

[johnnybear]

Re: The DOOMSDAY MACHINE- Videos, stills, rare insights, fan made mate

I remember not liking this one very much as a child but being totally blown away when seeing it in 1979 and everytime since! It remains one of the very best if not thee very best of Star Trek!
JB

 

[ihno]

Re: The DOOMSDAY MACHINE- Videos, stills, rare insights, fan made mate

This a video I edited together from some youtube footage.
My version focuses on the William Windom clips. One of the fascinating things about this is seeing the Decker scene played out WITHOUT the music in the background.
Please to enjoy.

I had already seen the interviews a few days ago (inspired by this thread ). But I don't mind watch it again.

Windom seemed to be really funny and sweet. The way he describes the fans is quite fitting I guess. But I don't think his damn son had such a big career. (one movie only ).

The longer version is interesting and true in many other aspects: I guess I'm a typical fan, I have always liked the episodes most that played on the Enterprise (I guess they're called bottleshows) and not on some boring planet.

My fave scene in this episode is when Spock is relieving Decker from command and Decker moves in the chair to the other side as if he wants to be as far away from Spock as possible.

And yes, I like your pics. Feel free to continue and do this for other episodes too (but not the boring ones ).

ihno

 

[spockboy]

Re: The DOOMSDAY MACHINE- Videos, stills, rare insights, fan made mate

Well I gess that does it. Thanks to everyone who contributed to the thread. I want to end with a detailed article about a wonderful 36 inch solid wood model of the Enterprise and how it was constructed (lots of big pictures) and then finally, my favorite picture of William Shatner.

WOODEN MODEL LINK
http://crestfirestudios.blogspot.ca/p/uss-enterprise.html?showComment=1415981965836

Shatner's expression is priceless...