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Does Chapel count? (Doctor Since TMP)

Okay my memory can be rusty but here we go and I did not peak at other answers 1. Ultimate Computer 2. Naked Time 3. (can't quite place it) 4. The Apple 5. I,Mudd 6. Mirror, Mirror 7. Wink Of An Eye 8. Trouble With Tribbles 9. A Private Little War 10. The Immunity Syndrome

Yes, the first season remastered DVD set is an HD-DVD and DVD flipper, the remaining 2 sets are DVD only. The blu ray sets for me are the definitive set for Star Trek since you can watch the old fashioned versions complete with original audio for the first time since VHS/Beta/laserdisc (the...

Hmm, the only thing can think of is the in the remastered Ultimate computer, they made the cargo ship nomad destroyed resemble the cargo ships in animated Tribbles.

I think you must be thinking about how we first heard James TIBERIUS Kirk is in the animated show in BEM (also written by David Gerrold).

Yes, it was David Gerrold. A little in joke by the TAS animators. Some will recall that Gerrold wrote Frayman in the live action Tribbles episode to be a little part for him. But he was judged too skinny for it. The Gerrold Ensign was drawn quite scrawny if you remember.

Ahhh.. the city of Shi kar (however it is spelled). It should also be noted they showed a CGI Seylat (again I am probably botching the spelling) on Enterprise. Here is a little question of mine. What is signifigant about the skinny Ensign that seals off the transporter area in More Tribbles...

I am looking forward to all the examples myself :)

Are you talking about Vic Perrin?

It's Victor Lundin that claims to be the first Klingon based upon which Klingon is seen first when they come through the door in Errand Of Mercy. RIP to William Campbell, met him and John De Lancie together in the late 80's shortly after the premier of TNG. Both were terrific and John D...

He did Zombies Of The Stratosphere right? Except that was a serial. Now Nimoy is doing photography.

It's Bart LaRue, although I am sure that they had Jimmy record it too, in case they didn't get anyone else. Same thing happened with Yesteryear. Jimmy recorded Sarek's lines in case they couldn't get Mark Leonard. They did but for some time, Jimmy thought the voice he did for Sarek was used in...

With TMP, most of it is fake 3D but not as much with WOK.

If you look at the pictures on the TOS set. You can see these were done between takes. The winky/blinky lights on the bridge are not on (as a kid, I noticed that right off. Oddly enough they are on in the picture of the Exiter bridge) and there is one show of Sulu and Uhura that is supposed to...

Ahh yes. Power Records. They did not only Trek, but Planet Of The Apes, Superheroes, Space:1999, Monsters and Kojak (!) The stories you are talking about are Passage To Maouv and Crier In Emptiness. I suspect these stories were first concocted for the animated Star Trek (Passage even has Lt...

I'm guessing "Mudd's Women"

I used to have the talking one for Yesteryear and I believe it was some sort of narrator with no audio from the actual show(I'd love to hear it again). I bought the TNG viewmaster reel when it came out in stores, I was lucky enough to find it.

The Omega Glory, Yesteryear and A Matter Of Honor

Not yet. The Double red alert line always give me a laugh these days because it makes me think of Animal House's Dean Wormer's "Double Secret Probation"

Oh my God, so would I! I never knew this was done. I bet it was a play on Mr. Spock and Dr. Spock. Oh and here's a little question to jumpstart things again. What episode did Kirk declare a "double red alert"? I'm sure this is easy for at least a couple around here.

Oh didn't Shatner do a funny cameo as Kirk on Mork and Mindy? Or does it include comedy sketch shows since Shatner did play Kirk when he hosted Saturday Night Live.

I only know of Michael Dorn appearing as Worf on an episode of Webster.

Barbara was also the voice of Trelene's mother and I heard more than once that it was her that made the cat noises in Assignment:Earth

You mean Diana Mulduer being in 2 TOS episodes and doing a season of TNG as Dr. Pulaski?

I remember Craig being interviewed in the 1980's in Starlog.

3. What was the original story outline for this episode before it became The Way to Eden and which character would have been a different character had the original story been produced? I don't think I saw that this part was answered. The original storyline was supposed to be called (I...

I remember the Entertainment Tonight report that Gene died. what stuck out to me is how Marina Sirtis was really trying to keep it together when she was talking about him.

Is that the episode they were filming when Gene Roddenberry died?

Yipes! Too quick for me :)

Night of the Lepus (giant rabbit movie) and yes, it was Bonanza. It was called "The Decision" and he played a Doctor that was about to be hanged for an accidental death of a judge's wife. The judge was played by John Hoyt.