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From the comic adaptation.

I can't stand this episode, mostly because of the reliance on stock footage.

I have! What do I win?

"A Piece of the Action" is my mom's favorite episode and I enjoy it, too.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/tracy-torme-dead-sliders-star-trek-next-generation-1235783832/

I did it before going to the premiere of the 2009 film.

I knew it!!!! :)

Was that channel 29 in Philadelphia?

I met my wife at a James Bond movie marathon, so I guess miracles can occur.

Wait, you won Star Trek trivia in front of a woman and she married you?

Only missing "Crewman Dax."

Robert Butler, the director of "The Cage" and numerous other pilots, has died at age 95. https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/robert-butler-dead-batman-star-trek-hill-street-blues-1235644907/

We dealt with both of them last year, or at least tried to. Christian was unresponsive while T'Bonz said, among other things, that she doesn't "take this internet stuff seriously." Regardless, I'm happy to talk about Star Trek here. :)

Sadly Greg died a few years ago. As for the TrekBBS, I've made a lot of lifelong friends as a result of that board, but I had to leave it last year. The owner of the site re-admitted a previously banned member who was an admitted Nazi. I'm not kidding. The owner claimed ignorance despite the...

Maybe the doors are thought controlled.

To further clarify, it's only available in "The Complete Adventure" box set, which was a limited edition release and looks to be available only on the secondary market.

Maybe because it's awful. :)

It's easily my favorite Duning Star Trek score. And I'm a fan of the episode as well.

Who?

It's where the cue ends on the tape. The first 50 seconds are tones. The first cue starts at 1:00 and "Alien Ship" runs about 1:55, thus it ends at 2:55.

"You were about to make a medical comment, Jim?"

Well I dislike it! :)

My recollection is it's the unused opening from "Spock's Brain." Those master recordings had static on them, and it's noted on the original paperwork. My theory is that's why it was replaced with tracked music at the start of "Spock's Brain." I also think by the time they got to "Let That Be...

Whenever "Spock's Brain" comes up I always refer people to this article. There's a stigma around this episode that I also feel is unwarranted. Is it a favorite? No. Is it the worst? Far from it. https://www.metv.com/stories/in-defense-of-spocks-brain

"That's putting it mildly, 007."

Yes, one is up for auction now. The HD transfers make it apparent when something is sourced from a dupe. It usually happens around a dissolve or other optical transition.

The cello version was recorded on September 20, 1966 (57 years ago yesterday!) "Where No Man Has Gone Before" aired two days later and all syndication prints I remember had the electric violin version, so that's out. Looking over some paperwork it looks like "What Are Little Girls Made Of?"...

Do you know for certain when season 1 switched from the electric violin version to the cello version "Main Title?" I've never found any documentation to indicate this. I have theories, but that's it.

This auction (not mine) has volume 3. https://www.ebay.com/itm/186088341484?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=aECyW7v-QLq&sssrc=2047675&ssuid=WYuvwL0xQ06&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

I'm not certain this is an accurate statement, as the transfers used for the DVDs were also new transfers. You're welcome to prefer them, but to say they are a better representation of an old broadcast would be difficult for anyone to ascertain.