That is also true for the Kolinahr scene in TMP.
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That is also true for the Kolinahr scene in TMP.
In TOS: "Charlie X," there's a scene where Charlie and Kirk get on a turbolift and exit onto the bridge. Kirk is in his gold shirt at first, but exits wearing his green shirt. There's an episode of TNG where Picard and Troi change uniforms after a turbolift trip, can't remember which one though...
Opening credits: The guy walking through ten forward in TNG, and Spock's face in the comet in DS9.
The crew member behind Data in Generations who does his own fist pump when the Bird-of-Prey is destroyed.
Opening credits: The guy walking through ten forward in TNG, and Spock's face in the comet in DS9.
The crew member behind Data in Generations who does his own fist pump when the Bird-of-Prey is destroyed.
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You mean the observation lounge right?
I've heard of this but I am yet to see it. Can anyone post a screencap of it?
I've been watching select early episodes of TNG, and I'm amazed by all the new production errors and goofs I've seen.
In "Lonely Among Us", there are two scenes where you can see a curtain in place of the main viewscreen when Picard's ready room door is open. Hard to tell from the screencap, though. http://tng.trekcore.com/gallery/albums/s1/1x08/lonelyamong162.jpg
And the black cards that were used to cover up light reflections in the early years. Once you see them, you can't un-see them. http://tng.trekcore.com/gallery/albums/s1/1x26/neutralzone003.jpg
In "Lonely Among Us", there are two scenes where you can see a curtain in place of the main viewscreen when Picard's ready room door is open. Hard to tell from the screencap, though. http://tng.trekcore.com/gallery/albums/s1/1x08/lonelyamong162.jpg
And the black cards that were used to cover up light reflections in the early years. Once you see them, you can't un-see them. http://tng.trekcore.com/gallery/albums/s1/1x26/neutralzone003.jpg
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Riker's playing trombone --and botching of "The Nearness of You" at the beginning of "Future Imperfect" is a sly, subtle foreshadowing of the later revelation that tips him off to Barash's trick that I'd not picked up on until very recently.
The other thing I never really noticed till rewatching the series this year -- Worf can be a real douche sometimes. It's hilarious!
The other thing I never really noticed till rewatching the series this year -- Worf can be a real douche sometimes. It's hilarious!
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I also love the scene in the Federation council chamber at the beginning of Star Trek IV where, after the Klingon Ambassador has his hissy fit, someone, off screen and in the stands belts out "YOU POMPOUS ASS!"
It seems I always come back from a weekend of watching Trek with at least two new tidbits for this thread... There's so much to discover!
In Macrocosms, just after Neelix has been stung, Janeway scans him, and her diagnosis is: "You're running a fever, and there's fluid in your lungs." In a very offhand way, Neelix corrects her: "Lung." A very neat nod to Phage.
In First Contact, the Borg Queen is not once referred to as the Borg Queen. Only the end credits call her that.
In Macrocosms, just after Neelix has been stung, Janeway scans him, and her diagnosis is: "You're running a fever, and there's fluid in your lungs." In a very offhand way, Neelix corrects her: "Lung." A very neat nod to Phage.
In First Contact, the Borg Queen is not once referred to as the Borg Queen. Only the end credits call her that.
Similarly, Shran is not named in his first ENT episode, "The Andorian Incident". Neither is the non-speaking Thon. Their names are in the script though. Tholos and Keval do get named canonically, though. Shran has his name mentioned eventually in "Shadows of P'Jem".
I said the REC DECK, not the OBSERVATION LOUNGE. It's a painted backdrop outside the windows, not an optical effect.
Yeah, I never noticed that until I read about it online, years later.Here's a screencap of Spock's face in the comet dust. It's more obvious in motion, as it "turns" to the left as the camera pans across it:
I think it's just after-the-fact. Why would they put Spock's face into DS9's credits anyway? He was only mentioned offhand in one episode, and never appeared in it. There's no reason to have an easter egg like that. Especially when it's almost impossible to see.
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