Most of you probably know that the Star Trek Magazine is doing a year-long celebration of Trek’s 45th birthday. I've been fortunate to be involved in their celebratory activities and contribute some rare TOS pictures to the mag, primarily for Larry Nemecek's Lost and Found column. I hope you folks are noticing and enjoying them (as well as the magazine’s celebration).
Anyway, and the reason for this note, is to point out that each issue of the magazine also has scattered around its pages a few additional TOS pictures from my archive; I want to make sure that you realize they are there. Sometimes these pictures are obvious and sometimes they’re not, given all the pictures in the magazine. For example, in the article on Kirk and Edith in the March issue, several photos were shown of two deleted/trimmed scenes from The City on the Edge of Forever. One of the photos is from a well-known deleted scene and the other two are from the beginning of a lesser-known deleted/trimmed scene that shows McCoy trying to save Keeler after she's been hit by the truck.
Sorry for interrupting your day -- just want to make sure you are aware of these little “Easter eggs” in the issues… although, given how detail-oriented everyone here is, it probably isn’t necessary…
Anyway, and the reason for this note, is to point out that each issue of the magazine also has scattered around its pages a few additional TOS pictures from my archive; I want to make sure that you realize they are there. Sometimes these pictures are obvious and sometimes they’re not, given all the pictures in the magazine. For example, in the article on Kirk and Edith in the March issue, several photos were shown of two deleted/trimmed scenes from The City on the Edge of Forever. One of the photos is from a well-known deleted scene and the other two are from the beginning of a lesser-known deleted/trimmed scene that shows McCoy trying to save Keeler after she's been hit by the truck.
Sorry for interrupting your day -- just want to make sure you are aware of these little “Easter eggs” in the issues… although, given how detail-oriented everyone here is, it probably isn’t necessary…
