Osato
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Fantastic cover!!!
Fantastic cover!!!
I wish there was a master list and, unfortunately, there were some sound changes from the original prints to the prints the VHS and LD were struck from as well. Just as a quick example, the opening and closing title music was standardized to be the Fred Steiner "cello" arrangement for a every episode of the first season. Because of this change, the exact number of episodes which had the Alexander Courage original is in question. Some people say the first 5 aired episodes, some say 7, Paramount said the first 10 production episodes when they released the DVDs back in 1999 which is just all sorts of wrong. I am assuming What Are Little Girls Made Of? is the first aired episode with the Steiner arrangement going by recording dates.
Also, some of the music was mixed down for The Man Trap on VHS and the phaser rifle impact sound was removed (or mixed way down) in Where No Man Has Gone Before on VHS.
There has never been a 100% "night of original broadcast" accurate release of Star Trek on home video. Having that happen is a major desire of mine.
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Before that, my local stations ran the old 16mm prints.
I work at a local ABC affiliate, and I used to work with a guy here who started out working in a Arizona TV market. He said the station he was at threw all their old 16mm Trek prints in the outside dumpster. Being a Trek fan, that afternoon when leaving work he climbed into the dumpster to "save" those old prints. He had a stack of film cans already outside the dumpster when the GM of the station walked out the little used rear door and spotted him. He was asked what he was doing, and he fessed up. The GM chewed him out, and told him to put them all back in the trash, and that they better stay there.
My thought, he should have came back late night instead of getting in the dumpster at quitting time.
Something very bad happened in the shuttle bay on that cover art. Perhaps an Emergency Landing Plan B failure.
There are audio recordings found in a dumpster from the Third Season of Star Trek that were issued on an LP many years ago. I still listen to mine. There are extended sequences of scenes from "Whom Gods Destroy", "The Way To Eden" and "Turnabout Intruder" that never made it to air. I wish there was more material like this on the Roddenberry vault release.He said the station he was at threw all their old 16mm Trek prints in the outside dumpster
That was they day they shoveled coal into the engines ... ...Something very bad happened in the shuttle bay on that cover art. Perhaps an Emergency Landing Plan B failure.
I had a friend who did some dumpster diving with a buddy and between them got almost an entire run of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea on 16mm from a local station. I still have VHS copies of most of them.
It was pretty cool they had so many background players and reoccurring characters early on.
That's fantastic that they were able to save those!
Any goodies left intact within those prints? I'm talking things like the IN COLOR slate, or next week previews?
Oh, my friend, you would love these. I put some stuff on You Tube. Here’s the 3rd season network stuff. Anyway, I don’t wanna detail the thread too much...
4 days to go!!!
Most likely the same as the blu-ray.Is Star Trek The Motion Picture showing a new remastered version with a new sound mix? I'm thinking of seeing this on Sunday.
Most likely the same as the blu-ray.