This thing sounds like a Dalek.
There he goes with his slingshot effect again. He’s obsessed with slingshot effects.
Also, Koenig wrote an episode ‘The Infinite Vulcan’.
Very similar plot, with I and V.
Must have been from hitting woprats on his TC-14…oh wait.
Economy, as others have mentioned. They ‘cheated’ as much as they could. You’ll start to recognize shots that get used a lot, like Kirk running toward the camera.
There was a bit of insistence from the cast members to ensure they all could come back. (Chekov fell by the by because he was only in two of the three seasons.)
Note that Doohan does almost all the non-principle male voices, while Nichelle and Majel do almost all the other females.
Oh no! The center of the galaxy…again :rolleyes:
A dead star doesn’t just turn into rock…
“Don’t leave me alone. Please. Please. So lonely.” :eek:
Well, that’ll cause some nightmares.
Should we wait between episodes? Or just muddle through?
Keep going.
Yesteryear was the episode I thot was the sequel to ‘All Our Yesterdays’. Got this confused with the ‘Yesterday’s son’ novels Thot posted.
I’m on autoplay for the episodes, so lets charge through!
That Andorian is grey. WTF?
This is a pretty good episode. D.C. Fontana wrote it.
Oh craaap! Am I watching the wrong episode?
Oooooo, I’m just behind.
Couldn’t get the right shade of blue.
Yesteryears, 6 minutes.
Fontana re-used the plot of this episode the same year for an episode of Land of the Lost entitled “Elsewhen”.
–thanx MemoryAlpha
“Timeplane”?
No, don’t like it. “Timeline” works better.
Oh yeah, the art director was color blind.
Whenever you see something pink (tribbles, Kzinti suits) it was supposed to be brown, it just looked the same to him. I assume the gray thing is something similar.