No one can still match the swagger of Kirk and the way he spoke. Authoritative voice yet smooth and soothing and reassuring. He was a terrific Capt Kirk.
@@zantas-handle yep. Saw it recently. He was stellar and imo it’s the best Star Trek recently. This includes the garbage aka Discovery and Trash aka Picard. I can’t believe how they made those 2. Esp Discovery which is just….ugh. Utter shite. Strange New Worlds is back to great Star Trek thankfully.
i'm #24 like... i remember Shatner saying he put everything he had into the role. Yes, that really did it for us. The important ones about the Constitution where the Cons and everyone must be equal or it means nothing. How re-living how Christ changed the hearts of Romans in the episode 'Bread and Circus's' plus having the honor of the 1st interracial kiss with a black woman. Shatner was very important to the Democratic movement in the United States. Shatner was even offered a post as the Canadian Governor General in 2013. Shatner believed he couldn't get his message across tied down with that. Amazing! He seems to just keep going, his power is real and has something to say.
I would just like to add that Star Trek had some of the best dramatic lighting of any television show on air at the time. Kudos to whoever staged the lighting.
Great video! Thanks! I met Nimoy at the University of Houston - Clear Lake in 1984. He spoke in one of the atriums. He’d raise his hand from behind the lecture with his Vulcan hand greeting. But then lower it quickly as camera flashes filled the air. He did that several times during his talk. But at the end posed for everyone so they could get a good picture of him. I can’t believe that was almost 40 years ago. I sure loved going to that college. I couldn’t get to classes fast enough I loved film school so much. I got a masters in filmmaking and when I was making films I’d sleep in the production studio or in my van in the parking lot. Great times.
@@brianarbenz1329 That must’ve been cool. I worked on the Space Shuttle from 1976-2002 as an engineer, designed, suit subject and later filmmaker. It would been fascinating to talk to the Star Trek crew. My favorite singer back then was John Denver. He was obsessed with flight and the space program. In 1995 he attended a gathering at Johnson Space center/NASA. He was there to perform for a small group. I got to meet John and June Lockhart (Lost in Space).
And please note in space seed ( which was a first season episode ) Chekov was not a crew member, Yet in Star Trek II the Wrath of Khan, Kirk's enemy states , when Chekov and Captain Terrell are captured, while first looking at Terrell. Khan: "I don't know you, (and then Approaching Chekov) But you,,,,I never forget a face,,,,,, Mr. Chekov, isn't it ?" Khan is so intelligent, that he even recognizes faces he's never seen before !!! 😂
Walter explained that at a convention (probably more than once). He was cleaning bathrooms on the lower decks in the first season. That is how he met Khan, lol. True story.
@@bananaramamark I was gonna say a sim ilar thing. That everyone is a bridge officer. 420 crew members. There should have been a good 50-60%or more of theoretical crew members we would have never seen.
I was born in 67 and Star Trek was in syndication all through the 70s. From grade school on, I'd get home from school around 3:30pm. I'd watch The Partridge Family and/or Brady Bunch, Andy Griffith, Hogans Heroes, then an hour of Star Trek. This was a great escape from the daily drudgery aka. child abuse, and put me in a dream state for the hour and that escape from reality lingered for a while after. At 6:00pm SHARP, supper began and the abuse resumed! I know a lot of "kids" experienced a very similar thing during the 70s. The only differences were the specific shows that we watched and the level of abuse we tolerated. My best friend always watched speed racer and johnny quest after school, but I didn't have cable so ABC, NBC and CBS were just fine for small periods of escapism.
I remember I was in high school and it was on every weeknight at 10pm til 11pm. I had a 13" TV in my bedroom and was allowed to watch it as long as I could get up and ready for school the next day! Love the good ole days of Star Trek. The ONLY new ones I like are the few with Chris Pine in them...otherwise the next generation and so on were to PUSHY with their "agenda"
I vividly remember being in the middle of watching Speed Racier ("woah whOOOAAAHH") when my bigger brother came in and changed the channel on me. He put on star trek and made me so mad. But I got the last laugh. I became a life long fan of the series.
I love seing goofs like these that I've missed - despite watching EVERY episode at least 40 times. Yeah, I'm a 65 year-old nerd who, when I was 7-10 years old watched every TOS episode as it aired.
Had to check to see if it weren't I who had written that comment, lol. Have seen these episodes countless times, including the original airing and never noticed a single one of these. Though, of course, all of these scenes are very familiar.
I watched the show when it first came out in 1966, when I was 9 yrs old. To me it's still holds so much enjoyment. And thanks for pointing out some recent bloopers which I wasn't aware of, Tvcrazyman!!
I love Original Star Trek. I use to watch it when I was a young kid in the late 60's. Always wanted to go to space on a ship like the Enterprise and have a captain like Kirk , and crew members like Spock, Bones, Scotty, Uhura, Sulu and Chekov. Didn't want to wear a Red Shirt and beam up me up!!!!!
Very funny video! Well spotted mistakes and bloopers. I still like the original Star Trek from the 60's - and the acting! It was a great sci-fi series for its time.
I grew up watching the original series back in 66 at 9 yrs old. Coincidence ! I finally bought the restored original series and am watching it now. I've seen the goofs you speak of in the last couple days . When I looked up some history on the show I found out Desilu Studios only gave half the budget to Star Trek it gave to Mission Impossible because Lucille Ball hated it and thought it would fail. Then changed her mind after receiving 29k fan letters it's first season. It was sold to Paramount's parent company who cut the budget even more. Shatner was paid 5k an episode, Nimoy 1.2k but the rest of the main crew only made 650 to 850 per episode and extras only 200 ! Even in the 60's that was low pay ! 👊👽👍
How funny is it that Shatner DOB coincides with Kirk? What about following (skull&)Bones back to his birth time period? What are the odds really where are they why has no one ever asked questions about this(Gates=Gate_keeper_s have SetQ=to Borg Q or what Gates family name means... T-20 A-1 201 LOS=the home of Gatekeepers. WilliamHenryGates in basic math=201 March=3 2020 Crown Virus skull&bones favorite # 322 Aliens come from in the Hill in Star Trek & in Hieroglyph the letter Q-17(ag of Gates Hebrew is read 201 other way AT TA losian style right to left lived-devilS style). Same reason Star Wars & the W-HILL-S. Double you is an AI thing an artificial thing like Isis & Set who farm Osiris=natural life here.
Dirty pool mister, as a child of the 60s and a teenager of the 70s, I grew up on Star Trek, and all the other great shows of the era, I watched them all at the beginning of my early life, and here I am watching them all again at the end of my life, ahhh nostalgia
I first saw Star Trek in 1972. I was in 7th grade and 13. Everyone had nicknames. And mine was Spock. I don’t know why he did it, but one person who was in 8th grade was walking around with a cardboard perfectly constructed to the smallest detail of Nomad the space probe. The Changling with Nomad has been my favorite episode since. We had an art teacher who was a big Trekkie. I had gotten a Star Trek Lives T shirt and wore it to school. Can’t remember why I broths my wooden Vulcan nickel which is long gone. And I had this friend who was a big Dr. McCoy liker. I met her at riding school and our mutual love of Star Trek we became friends until she moved. She had a uniform too that she made and showed me that of course was a Dr. McCoy uniform complete with boots. I even put together a model of Enterprise. Oh those the days! I still watch the episodes. 🖖
In the 70's, of course we did not have any blooper showings... EXCEPT at the Star Trek conventions. As a boy, I was so amazed that they showed clips like these! Great times
I've watched every TOS episode when they first came on and every re-run, several times. I have the boxed set of TOS and TNG and both sets of tge boxed Star Trek movies, and I HAVE NEVER SEEN THOSE BLOOPERS !!! I loved them and I subbed. I'm up in my 70's but I'm still an avid Trekkie!
The tv station Heros and Icons have all the series up to Enterprise. The TOS has been enhanced, the planets and ships are much better. I have been watching Star Trek since it first aired. I was born in 1965. My dad and i watched the show and all the NASA launches. I was at the time too young to understand what was happening, but dad loved it and was fun to be there with him. Those are the earliest memories i have.
Just think of the inventions that mirrored the Star Trek universe, automatic doors, todays Ipads , cell phones, talking computers, lazers. My dad worked at IBM, and told us one day a computer would fit in your hand, and we laughed at him
Holodeck will happen based on this trend. The transporter might happen but no one will go on it. How would you ever know you survive it? The guy who comes out the other end will have the memories and swear he's the same guy but you'll never know.
Howdy, around 1970 maybe a wee bit later, a few friends and I went to campus of the New York institute of Technology on Long Island around 7pm to watch a new Woody Allen movie set up in the cafeteria . Anyway, the lights went out and the projector went on. At this point there were all those usual white specks on the screen before the movie started. I said outloud "Space the Final Frontier" . WELL all of a sudden the Enterprise flew by. I said W T F??? Does not look like woody allen. It was a SUPER CLEAN copy of the blooper reel. I asked later and was told it was basically A FIRST COPY OF THE MASTER BLOOPER REEL. IT WAS WONDERFUL. It lasted a good 15 minutes or so. We laughed our asses off for the whole time!! I never knew about any blooper reel at that time. Then, the woody allen movie started. We watched it for maybe 10 minutes and left. The Blooper Reel was a 1000 times better and much more funny than poor woody. Sorry Woody. So all this time with the advent of the computer and the internet I was never able to fine a great copy as the one we saw.!!
Thanks for this. Life-long TOS fan here (Trekkieguy) and I admit I never noticed some of those little bloopers before. Was very entertaining to watch. Thanks!
CU Boulder, 1977-79, had a beer serving Pizza Hut franchise in the "Alferd Packer Grill" ~ Trek episodes were on Denver TV at 4 or 4:30pm (some other(s) commented this time). We were a rowdy crowd, regularly. ❤❤ James Doohan narrated "The Trouble With Tribbles" in spring of 1979, on campus. After a long Q&A with the audience, I managed to sit with him, waiting for his limo: just took the opportunity to ask him my Film 🎥 student questions, and we talked for 15 minutes (+/-)... when I looked up, wed had 80 students surrounding us, straining to hear his responses. I learned a lot that night.
I remember when one of the major events at a convention was the anticipated playing of a blooper reel like this. Heck, it was the only place we could see it!
Each episode, back then, cost $100 k to make and even Lucille Ball swept the floors at times. It was almost a shoestring operation at the begining, I think. TV reception was over the air VHF and UHF frequencies. Resolution was similar to todays' YT's 360 resolution but in black and white and reception interference from airplanes, storms and distance from the transmitter gave us half snow and half picture fading in and out. It was still magical to watch and I'm not surprised I didn't catch the color of shirts discontinuity and closeups of hands. Sometimes I though I could see through people but it was only a double image effect. When I saw Star Trek, in color for the first time, I was amazed at how much I had missed before. Thanks for the memories.
Wow, I was still in high school when I went to the Trek convention in San Francisco.... That's where I first saw the blooper real that was played here. Talk about a way back machine and time travel!
Been a trekki since a little girl, but I love the bloopers the best. Brings out their personalities 🥰 and shows how much they enjoy the job and each other.
In 'The Galileo 7' episode, there were multiple cavemen/troglytes, not just one. One spear was thrown, Spock looked up to fire but the caveman was gone and he looked to his back for a new attack and thus, fired there.
I used to watch Star Trek, Lost in Space and Space 1999 when I was a kid and into my early teens while they were on TV. Now I'm in my 60s and own the box sets to all 3 and have watched them countless times over the years. They may be ancient and out of fashion to some, but to me they win hands down over the rubbish TV dramas and mind-numbing TV 'reality' shows that we're constantly bombarded with today.
TY for posting this. Spock's Brain and The Way to Eden were the worst. I was fortunate to see the bloopers from TOS at a ST Convention. It was a blast watching them on a movie screen in a room packed with diehard fans. I'd always noticed the wrinkled paper pictures on the bridge in Tomorrow Is Yesterday.
I thought for sure that someone would have included the blooper in the episode Balance of Terror where Captain Kirk on a couple of occasions says fire main phasers and they fire photon torpedoes and I always say that's not phasers they're photon torpedoes
As a kid, and for some time after, I watch Star Trek over and over again and I don't remember seeing any of these goofs. I was so enthralled with the shows I didn't notice anything odd or off about them. The producers pulled me in and held me to their idea of what the show should be, and I bought it because I wanted to and enjoyed it very much. I'd bet a lot of kids did.
YES, even with ALL it's flaws it's a timeless show that I still watch today! Now with the updated space scenes that are CGI this keeps the series somewhat current and still watchable!
I really enjoyed your video. Thank you for sharing it. I especially appreciated your gentle teasing tone as opposed to the critical tone or the obnoxious mocking tone that some commenters take when showing these old, very old bloopers. It's as if they forget that nearly 60 years ago the makers of Star Trek didn't have the same technology for special effects and filming that we do now, so they judge these old shows by standards which they never had the capacity to meet. Your tone and commentary make it sound as if you just appreciate being included in the inside jokes. Edited to add the word "Thank".
@@tvcrazyman Thank you for all the hard work❤ Back then we were so into the 'storys' to notice the mistakes. I've worked at Great Adventure in Jackson, NJ back a few years & worked as a stage hand for two Batman shows. On an off time the nice dude who played Batman & I walked behind the big fake scenery of the Batman mansion -- all there was -- was a big empty field. Me; " Gee... You'd think Batman could afford some renovations & furniture." The dude cracked up. One day someone put too much powder in the cannon & the dummy Robin few way up in the air-- up and over the high fence. After the show we got a call from the fire department that was a cross the street -- The rubber Robin landed under the fire truck & stopped at the back tire ! Another time once the Batmobile broke down during a show -- the ' fearless ' dude's hopped out of the car & caught the bad guys on foot!😅 Those stun dude's were fantastic -- and so nice. We'd hold hands in a circle and pray before each show. Once after that Batman said jokingly; " My boobs are bigger than yours." I said; " Yeah...Maybe so ..but mine don't go in the washing machine."😂 We did a night show, Quest For Camelot. Bits of the film was shown on a waterfall & we'd do the live actor's bit. One night the actor playing the Wizard (or whatever the part was) who had really had heavy custom & robe fell off the high post and into the water-- he couldn't swim -- I jumped in & we got on the dock. It was dark where he'd been & he was so professional take he insisted on finishing the show. AHhhh...show biz ! During the Halloween show -- one time the fake fog/smoke machine wouldn't stop ! We had to make the funeral car disappear & reappear. You use the big heavy back screens - and hydraulic machine to get to hide it behind the curtain & then move it back -- crazy hard to do when you could barely see. Meanwhile the dancers & Goulds were doing their thing to the song Thriller. It turned out to be one of the really spooky shows. There were many other shows. But at the end of the season it's so hard to say goodbye. You watch all the many outfits hung up & rolled out & into a big truck.😢 When I did security -- I did on & off season. Long story short -- where the haunted mansion that burned down & folks were killed was replaced with bumper cars. One dark night I hear noises & watched as the bumper cars were moving on their own. When I reported it -- the electric dude came out there -- and was annoyed -- he stated everything was fine and RE-- UNPLUGGED IT --- it was early evening. As we were walking away the cars started up & started to bang into one another & drive around. He ran away -- then later quit his job. Me? I said out loud to go ahead and play-- I'll never say anything about this again. Hey-- if it's the spirits that lost their lives in that awful fire & they want ride the bumper cars -- so be it ! ❤
In space seed while kirk is fighting kahn in the engine room , kirk is thrown against the back wall, and his foot goes through the wall and leaves a hole.
Thank you, TVCrazyman! I most certainly did enjoy watching all the goofs you uncovered from "Star Trek: The Original Series"! Thanks for sharing, and keep up the good work, bro! Happy holidays!
I was at a ST convention in '76 and late into the evening they were showing bloopers. My fav was the Enterprise flying majesticly into the star field and . . . wait for it . . . boom!
I just heard a great piece of TV History trivia! In the ST TOS episode Savage Curtain, do you remember Colonel Green's red jumpsuit? According to another video I just saw today, that same costume was repurposed several years later to become Mork's original red jumpsuit when he appeared on Happy Days. They just added the glitter triangle on the front and other details.
Another location used by Star Trek for the episode Arena which introduced us to The Gorn. The first episode of Star Trek I ever saw and that gave me nightmares when I was about five years old in the 60s was shot at Vasquez Rocks State Park in California. Thing is, I didn’t Know about that the first day I visited Vazquez Rocks. I recognised the place immediately and thought I was five years old again back in my nightmare for a second 😂
They filmed an episode of Sliders there later on in the 90s - ruclips.net/video/q6xtaHX3-5o/видео.htmlsi=1OfGhFJhE9TOSSwr Probably a lot of other things too I bet. Looks like a cool place to visit.
The best part of watching bloopers is how the actors improvise after they know they just screwed up their lines. Even funnier when automatic doors fail to open. Like when you walk into a retail store today and the doors don't open fast enough.
In the episode "The Devil in the Dark", with the silicon-based rock tunneler, Spock and Kirk are searching through the tunnels and one, I believe Spock, says "you go right and I'll go left", then they head off in the opposite directions to what was just said..
Shore Leave always got me. Supposedly uninhabited planet, but there were obviously cut down trees. I think if I was in the landing party, I'd be like, "Uh Captain, somebody or something cut down a tree prior to our arrival."
FANTASTIC!! Thanks so much for this!!! I was 5 yrs old when Star Trek premiered in 1966, and have been a fan ever since. I have had a blooper VHS tape since the "80s that has the "bloopers" shown at the end of this video, but I missed most of the other "errors" you pointed out!! I know of a couple of others, such as in "The Changeling" look at the scene when Nomad comes out of sickbay door into the hallway, but it's really a shot of it coming out of the Turbo Lift!!! Also I believe McCoy changes from his regular shirt into his surgical scrub and then back again during this episode as well!!! Check it out!!! Best Wishes!! George B. from the Boston area!!
I think it was from "The Naked Time" when Kirk is in Engineering, and Shatner motions to Doohan and shouts, "Somebody help the Captain!" and of course, Jimmy is cracking up laughing. Then there's "The Doomsday Machine" when Spock is threatening Decker that if Decker doesn't surrender command to Spock, Nimoy says "...I shall certainly blow my brains out." I've seen these bloopers since the late 70s. They used to play them at the local area sci-fi con, and the King County Library (where Seattle is) had them as well. Another fave: "Have no fear, Sargon is here." Glad it was all TOS!
Awesome, hehe... I noticed one I haven't seen mentioned anywhere, in the one with the original Gorn, "Arena". When you can see off the side of the cliff at one point, they lean over a bit too far and you can see another camera man's blanket as part of his little camp-out spot, on a ledge down closer to the base of the cliff.
I laughed so hard at those classic bloopers that my eyes teared up!😅 I've watched Star Trek many times over and only noticed the rock moving easily while pinning spock. I never noticed any of the others till you showed them! As Spock would say "FACINATING"!
Crazyman, you have an accent similar to Deforest Kelley! Sweet! Thanks for sharing. I watched the series when it began (I was 10) every week and was already reading science fiction- "Big Planet" by Jack Vance was my first...
Great job as usual, TVcrazyman! I love your videos! I didn't see these shows when they were originally broadcast, but I caught them in reruns when I was a kid. Your commentary always makes me nostalgic for those days.
Thanks for a fun watch! I don't know if this one counts but in the episode " the corbomite maneuver " near the end when the Enterprise overpowers the scout ship and lt. Uhura says she is receiving a weak message Mr. Spock turns to walk back to his station and you can hear a very loud creak from the wooden floor !
Yes! And there are several scenes where Kirk is sitting in the big chair on the bridge and if someone else steps onto the platform the chair is mounted to, and the whole thing wobbles. Hard to believe such a poorly mounted chair could sustain the forces of battle and space travel!
When Shatner is carried off thats actor Ted Cassidy. He was in the show a couple times. According to the director Ralph Senensky everyone was in on the joke except Shatner. Cassidy was doing Mission Impossible next door. Senensky talks about this on his website.
The bloopers reel -- which has been showing at sci-fi conventions since the '70s -- used to have one where the parasite from "Operation: Annihilate!" flies thru the air and smacks right onto Spock's butt, instead of his back. Classic!
Thank You for showing the old series of Star Trek series!I watched the re-runs in the early 1970”s.So,I would’ve been in the third grade,then.I still can’t remember when the series first came on!But,that’s life,I guess?And,I still like my old Star ⭐️ Trek show!Yes!
Good catch on pointing out the bad shape of the screens in "Tomorrow Is Yesterday." I had read somewhere in one of the many "making of" books about the show, that one of the producers noticed the same thing. The studio lights had been taking their toll on the set, and he wrote there hadn't been any major up keep done to the set since it was built. After this though, those screens were replaced. I believe one of those stuntmen might be Hal Needham, who doubled for Shatner on occasion. He would later become a Director of films like "Smokey and the Bandit."
No one can still match the swagger of Kirk and the way he spoke. Authoritative voice yet smooth and soothing and reassuring. He was a terrific Capt Kirk.
Have you seen Vic Mignogna playing Kirk in 'Star Trek Continues'? Oh, you're in for a treat!
@@zantas-handle yep. Saw it recently. He was stellar and imo it’s the best Star Trek recently. This includes the garbage aka Discovery and Trash aka Picard. I can’t believe how they made those 2. Esp Discovery which is just….ugh. Utter shite. Strange New Worlds is back to great Star Trek thankfully.
i'm #24 like... i remember Shatner saying he put everything he had into the role. Yes, that really did it for us. The important ones about the Constitution where the Cons and everyone must be equal or it means nothing.
How re-living how Christ changed the hearts of Romans in the episode 'Bread and Circus's' plus having the honor of the 1st interracial kiss with a black woman. Shatner was very important to the Democratic movement in the United States. Shatner was even offered a post as the Canadian Governor General in 2013. Shatner believed he couldn't get his message across tied down with that. Amazing! He seems to just keep going, his power is real and has something to say.
Best captain❤❤
Kirk was a swaggering, overbearing dictator with delusions of godhood. And I loved him for it.
I would just like to add that Star Trek had some of the best dramatic lighting of any television show on air at the time. Kudos to whoever staged the lighting.
Agreed! Great lighting!
"I'm Captain Kirk, and when the shit hits the fan, only I get the dramatic lighting. Other bitches, suck it!"🤣
It sure did!
@@DougNederland 😂
Especially during Spock, alone in the conference room, crying, in The Naked Time.
Great video! Thanks! I met Nimoy at the University of Houston - Clear Lake in 1984. He spoke in one of the atriums. He’d raise his hand from behind the lecture with his Vulcan hand greeting. But then lower it quickly as camera flashes filled the air. He did that several times during his talk. But at the end posed for everyone so they could get a good picture of him. I can’t believe that was almost 40 years ago. I sure loved going to that college. I couldn’t get to classes fast enough I loved film school so much. I got a masters in filmmaking and when I was making films I’d sleep in the production studio or in my van in the parking lot. Great times.
That's awesome!
What are you doing now?
Awful picky people out there. Just enjoy the show.
I saw James Doohan speak at my college in Indiana in the early 1980s. He was jointly promoting the Space Shuttle and Star Trek.
@@brianarbenz1329 That must’ve been cool. I worked on the Space Shuttle from 1976-2002 as an engineer, designed, suit subject and later filmmaker. It would been fascinating to talk to the Star Trek crew.
My favorite singer back then was John Denver. He was obsessed with flight and the space program. In 1995 he attended a gathering at Johnson Space center/NASA. He was there to perform for a small group. I got to meet John and June Lockhart (Lost in Space).
Coming home from elementary school, Star Trek reruns started at 4pm.
6pm in nyc
@@rudolphguarnacci197 6pm was boring time when dad watched the news here in Canada.
I had to wait until the weekly episode aired, then we would talk about it at school the next day, because everybody watched it.
3pm in the summer WKBS TV 48 in Philadelphia!
Growing up poor on a farm in rural Tennessee, Star Trek was my escape from ''reality''.
LOL. I moved to rural Tennessee on purpose after having gown up 90 minutes from NYC. Tennessee is my escape!
And what is our escape now with all the woke fashion ?
@@Robert08010haha yeah … i bet he’s a lefty
As a spaceman, my escape from reality was dreaming I was growing up poor on a farm in rural Tennessee. Isn't life weird?
Star Trek is my escape from people who whine and gripe about ”woke fashion” to the point of being unhinged.
And please note in space seed ( which was a first season episode ) Chekov was not a crew member,
Yet in Star Trek II the Wrath of Khan, Kirk's enemy states , when Chekov and Captain Terrell are captured, while first looking at Terrell.
Khan: "I don't know you, (and then Approaching Chekov) But you,,,,I never forget a face,,,,,, Mr. Chekov, isn't it ?"
Khan is so intelligent, that he even recognizes faces he's never seen before !!! 😂
Walter explained that at a convention (probably more than once). He was cleaning bathrooms on the lower decks in the first season. That is how he met Khan, lol. True story.
@@bananaramamark I was gonna say a sim ilar thing. That everyone is a bridge officer. 420 crew members. There should have been a good 50-60%or more of theoretical crew members we would have never seen.
As far as I'm concerned, the "original" series is the only series.
These bloopers are awesome!!
Have you seen 'Star Trek Continues'? Oh, you're in for a treat!
@@zantas-handle Actually, I have! They are very good. Impressive reproductions.
@@tomchidwick Ah, I'm glad you've seen them! I hope more people do, I think they are an absolute triumph.
Watched Star Trek Continues this past week for the first time. Best series after the Orignal
@@tomchidwick poor old Kirk Fanboy....is it very hard to accept that TNG surpassed your heroes in every aspect? Lol😂
I was born in 67 and Star Trek was in syndication all through the 70s. From grade school on, I'd get home from school around 3:30pm. I'd watch The Partridge Family and/or Brady Bunch, Andy Griffith, Hogans Heroes, then an hour of Star Trek. This was a great escape from the daily drudgery aka. child abuse, and put me in a dream state for the hour and that escape from reality lingered for a while after. At 6:00pm SHARP, supper began and the abuse resumed! I know a lot of "kids" experienced a very similar thing during the 70s. The only differences were the specific shows that we watched and the level of abuse we tolerated. My best friend always watched speed racer and johnny quest after school, but I didn't have cable so ABC, NBC and CBS were just fine for small periods of escapism.
Desperately sad.
I was watching Johnny Quest LONG before cable, on Sat. Mornings😂😂😂
Oh yeah supper was a HIGHLIGHT when Mom cooked!😁😃😋😋
I remember I was in high school and it was on every weeknight at 10pm til 11pm. I had a 13" TV in my bedroom and was allowed to watch it as long as I could get up and ready for school the next day! Love the good ole days of Star Trek. The ONLY new ones I like are the few with Chris Pine in them...otherwise the next generation and so on were to PUSHY with their "agenda"
I vividly remember being in the middle of watching Speed Racier ("woah whOOOAAAHH") when my bigger brother came in and changed the channel on me. He put on star trek and made me so mad. But I got the last laugh. I became a life long fan of the series.
I love seing goofs like these that I've missed - despite watching EVERY episode at least 40 times. Yeah, I'm a 65 year-old nerd who, when I was 7-10 years old watched every TOS episode as it aired.
Me to
I was born in '58. My friend David and I used to make the Enterprise out of paper plates. When you staple two together you also had the Jupiter II.
Had to check to see if it weren't I who had written that comment, lol. Have seen these episodes countless times, including the original airing and never noticed a single one of these. Though, of course, all of these scenes are very familiar.
@@eracer1111 me to I started watching when I was about 6. Lost count of how. Many times I have watched it
I watched the show when it first came out in 1966, when I was 9 yrs old. To me it's still holds so much enjoyment. And thanks for pointing out some recent bloopers which I wasn't aware of, Tvcrazyman!!
Glad you enjoyed it
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I love Original Star Trek. I use to watch it when I was a young kid in the late 60's. Always wanted to go to space on a ship like the Enterprise and have a captain like Kirk , and crew members like Spock, Bones, Scotty, Uhura, Sulu and Chekov. Didn't want to wear a Red Shirt and beam up me up!!!!!
Yeah, I don't think I would want to be a red shirt guy either. 😀
I remember taping a box to the handle bars of my bike and then it was the shuttle craft.
Very funny video! Well spotted mistakes and bloopers. I still like the original Star Trek from the 60's - and the acting! It was a great sci-fi series for its time.
I grew up watching the original series back in 66 at 9 yrs old. Coincidence ! I finally bought the restored original series and am watching it now. I've seen the goofs you speak of in the last couple days . When I looked up some history on the show I found out Desilu Studios only gave half the budget to Star Trek it gave to Mission Impossible because Lucille Ball hated it and thought it would fail. Then changed her mind after receiving 29k fan letters it's first season. It was sold to Paramount's parent company who cut the budget even more. Shatner was paid 5k an episode, Nimoy 1.2k but the rest of the main crew only made 650 to 850 per episode and extras only 200 ! Even in the 60's that was low pay ! 👊👽👍
Thank you Lucille Ball for wanting original shows.
Thanks by information !
I thought Lucille Ball liked the show and was its savior?
How funny is it that Shatner DOB coincides with Kirk? What about following (skull&)Bones back to his birth time period? What are the odds really where are they why has no one ever asked questions about this(Gates=Gate_keeper_s have SetQ=to Borg Q or what Gates family name means... T-20 A-1 201 LOS=the home of Gatekeepers. WilliamHenryGates in basic math=201
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Aliens come from in the Hill in Star Trek & in Hieroglyph the letter Q-17(ag of Gates Hebrew is read 201 other way AT TA losian style right to left lived-devilS style). Same reason Star Wars & the W-HILL-S. Double you is an AI thing an artificial thing like Isis & Set who farm Osiris=natural life here.
@Awsom47Merc, I have 10 years on you, kid!😊
Dirty pool mister, as a child of the 60s and a teenager of the 70s, I grew up on Star Trek, and all the other great shows of the era, I watched them all at the beginning of my early life, and here I am watching them all again at the end of my life, ahhh nostalgia
My older brother got me watching star Trek and I've been hooked every since .
I first saw Star Trek in 1972. I was in 7th grade and 13. Everyone had nicknames. And mine was Spock. I don’t know why he did it, but one person who was in 8th grade was walking around with a cardboard perfectly constructed to the smallest detail of Nomad the space probe. The Changling with Nomad has been my favorite episode since. We had an art teacher who was a big Trekkie. I had gotten a Star Trek Lives T shirt and wore it to school. Can’t remember why I broths my wooden Vulcan nickel which is long gone. And I had this friend who was a big Dr. McCoy liker. I met her at riding school and our mutual love of Star Trek we became friends until she moved. She had a uniform too that she made and showed me that of course was a Dr. McCoy uniform complete with boots. I even put together a model of Enterprise. Oh those the days! I still watch the episodes. 🖖
In the 70's, of course we did not have any blooper showings... EXCEPT at the Star Trek conventions. As a boy, I was so amazed that they showed clips like these! Great times
Gene Rodenberry came to Dayton OH in April 1977 and introduced the blooper reel.
I've watched every TOS episode when they first came on and every re-run, several times. I have the boxed set of TOS and TNG and both sets of tge boxed Star Trek movies, and I HAVE NEVER SEEN THOSE BLOOPERS !!! I loved them and I subbed. I'm up in my 70's but I'm still an avid Trekkie!
The tv station Heros and Icons have all the series up to Enterprise. The TOS has been enhanced, the planets and ships are much better.
I have been watching Star Trek since it first aired. I was born in 1965. My dad and i watched the show and all the NASA launches. I was at the time too young to understand what was happening, but dad loved it and was fun to be there with him. Those are the earliest memories i have.
That is Crazy Especially those Bloopers which is So Funny i remember watching them on a 16MM movie protector which was way way back into The 70s
Just think of the inventions that mirrored the Star Trek universe, automatic doors, todays Ipads , cell phones, talking computers, lazers. My dad worked at IBM, and told us one day a computer would fit in your hand, and we laughed at him
Look at us now. Crazy how much influence Star Trek had on current day technology.
Depends on the size of the hand.
Holodeck will happen based on this trend. The transporter might happen but no one will go on it. How would you ever know you survive it? The guy who comes out the other end will have the memories and swear he's the same guy but you'll never know.
Howdy, around 1970 maybe a wee bit later, a few friends and I went to campus of the New York institute of Technology on Long Island around 7pm to watch a new Woody Allen movie set up in the cafeteria .
Anyway, the lights went out and the projector went on. At this point there were all those usual white specks on the screen before the movie started. I said outloud "Space the Final Frontier" . WELL all of a sudden the Enterprise flew by. I said W T F???
Does not look like woody allen. It was a SUPER CLEAN copy of the blooper reel. I asked later and was told it was basically A FIRST COPY OF THE MASTER BLOOPER REEL. IT WAS WONDERFUL. It lasted a good 15 minutes or so. We laughed our asses off for the whole time!! I never knew about any blooper reel at that time.
Then, the woody allen movie started. We watched it for maybe 10 minutes and left. The Blooper Reel was a 1000 times better and much more funny than poor woody. Sorry Woody. So all this time with the advent of the computer and the internet I was never able to fine a great copy as the one we saw.!!
Thanks for this. Life-long TOS fan here (Trekkieguy) and I admit I never noticed some of those little bloopers before. Was very entertaining to watch. Thanks!
Love it. Whatever they did, in the late sixties, early seventies, it was just the best. Nothing else was more important than watching the Enterprise.
That was so great! I never caught that stuff while watching the show. Saw the Bloopers for 40 years and they are still funny.
The absolute best lines was, “Bones, can you save him?” “ Damn it Jim, Im a physician, not a magician”.
CU Boulder, 1977-79, had a beer serving Pizza Hut franchise in the "Alferd Packer Grill" ~ Trek episodes were on Denver TV at 4 or 4:30pm (some other(s) commented this time).
We were a rowdy crowd, regularly.
❤❤ James Doohan narrated "The Trouble With Tribbles" in spring of 1979, on campus. After a long Q&A with the audience, I managed to sit with him, waiting for his limo: just took the opportunity to ask him my Film 🎥 student questions, and we talked for 15 minutes (+/-)... when I looked up, wed had 80 students surrounding us, straining to hear his responses. I learned a lot that night.
Awesome!
James Doohan was in the Army & lost the tip of a finger which he managed to hide for the most part.
Spock shot the phaser in that direction because there were more than one creature attacking.
The shield came from the direction he fired
Such a great show for its time
Excellent! I grew up with the original, and this brought back good memories.
Even today, Star Trek remains ahead of its time. I suspect 50 years from now, Star Trek will still be ahead of its time.
"Brain. Brain. What is brain?"
Brain is Controller.
A lot to like in that crazy episode!
I remember when one of the major events at a convention was the anticipated playing of a blooper reel like this. Heck, it was the only place we could see it!
Bloopers or not still a favorite from childhood and all that came from it...The spinoffs were great... Now make more !!
The scenes in which Shatner was hamming it up were just too good!
Each episode, back then, cost $100 k to make and even Lucille Ball swept the floors at times.
It was almost a shoestring operation at the begining, I think. TV reception was over the air VHF and UHF frequencies. Resolution was similar to todays' YT's 360 resolution but in black and white and reception interference from airplanes, storms and distance from the transmitter gave us half snow and half picture fading in and out. It was still magical to watch and I'm not surprised I didn't catch the color of shirts discontinuity and closeups of hands. Sometimes I though I could see through people but it was only a double image effect. When I saw Star Trek, in color for the first time, I was amazed at how much I had missed before. Thanks for the memories.
Appreciate it. I did not know that about Lucy, but she did seem very down to earth, so I can see her sweeping the floors at her own studio.
Wow, I was still in high school when I went to the Trek convention in San Francisco.... That's where I first saw the blooper real that was played here. Talk about a way back machine and time travel!
You know your stuff. Good commentary. Thank you. Some of those bloopers I've never seen before.
Thanks
I may have to rethink my entire childhood. Then again we didn't have a colour set until 1977. Never mind.
@@aisha2370 I watched the entire series all over again like it was brand new.
oh crap that was hilarious. you do realize now i have to go back and watch my entire series again, plus the movies...
😮 did you really need an excuse to do so?!!😮😢😊😅😂
Star Trek was my favorite show along with Time Tunnel, The Monkees, and the cartoon Jonny Quest. I was always a tv-aholic. Still am😂
I love all those shows. Got them all on DVD too. 😀
Oh yeah the Monkees is awesome! I like Green Acres and The Beverly Hilbillies also the Andy Griffith Show😊 and of course Star Trek!
Right On, Vickie. Great shows, much to appreciate.
Kirk had great MMA skills for battling aliens. 👽 🥊
Kirk-Fu!! So many Killer Moves! The Double Jump Drop-Kick was my fave 😊
Been a trekki since a little girl, but I love the bloopers the best. Brings out their personalities 🥰 and shows how much they enjoy the job and each other.
Nice continuity catches! I remember buying tickets to see Star Trek bloopers at a museum.
In 'The Galileo 7' episode, there were multiple cavemen/troglytes, not just one. One spear was thrown, Spock looked up to fire but the caveman was gone and he looked to his back for a new attack and thus, fired there.
I used to watch Star Trek, Lost in Space and Space 1999 when I was a kid and into my early teens while they were on TV. Now I'm in my 60s and own the box sets to all 3 and have watched them countless times over the years. They may be ancient and out of fashion to some, but to me they win hands down over the rubbish TV dramas and mind-numbing TV 'reality' shows that we're constantly bombarded with today.
I agree. I have never liked reality shows.
Humpback nails. Loved this thank you, every time i watch an episode i always look out for the stuntmen in the fight sequences
I do too. It's a habit I've gotten into over the years. I always want to try and see if I can tell if it's the actor doing the stunt or not.
TY for posting this. Spock's Brain and The Way to Eden were the worst. I was fortunate to see the bloopers from TOS at a ST Convention. It was a blast watching them on a movie screen in a room packed with diehard fans. I'd always noticed the wrinkled paper pictures on the bridge in Tomorrow Is Yesterday.
I thought for sure that someone would have included the blooper in the episode Balance of Terror where Captain Kirk on a couple of occasions says fire main phasers and they fire photon torpedoes and I always say that's not phasers they're photon torpedoes
We all noticed the deficiencies in the "special effects," but we still enjoyed the stories and their messages.
Absolutely, the show is always fun to watch. The best part of the show is the actors.
As a kid, and for some time after, I watch Star Trek over and over again and I don't remember seeing any of these goofs. I was so enthralled with the shows I didn't notice anything odd or off about them. The producers pulled me in and held me to their idea of what the show should be, and I bought it because I wanted to and enjoyed it very much. I'd bet a lot of kids did.
YES, even with ALL it's flaws it's a timeless show that I still watch today! Now with the updated space scenes that are CGI this keeps the series somewhat current and still watchable!
LOVE IT THANKS STAR TREK IS ONE OF MY FAVORITES🎉
I like these "bloopers" makes you watch the show in a new way 🙂
I really enjoyed your video. Thank you for sharing it. I especially appreciated your gentle teasing tone as opposed to the critical tone or the obnoxious mocking tone that some commenters take when showing these old, very old bloopers. It's as if they forget that nearly 60 years ago the makers of Star Trek didn't have the same technology for special effects and filming that we do now, so they judge these old shows by standards which they never had the capacity to meet. Your tone and commentary make it sound as if you just appreciate being included in the inside jokes.
Edited to add the word "Thank".
Thank you very much. I do appreciate the classics and all the fun they have provided me all these years.
They didn't have a big budget either.
@@tvcrazyman
Thank you for all the hard work❤
Back then we were so into the 'storys' to notice the mistakes.
I've worked at Great Adventure in Jackson, NJ back a few years & worked as a stage hand for two Batman shows.
On an off time the nice dude who played Batman & I walked behind the big fake scenery of the Batman mansion -- all there was -- was a big empty field.
Me; " Gee... You'd think Batman could afford some renovations & furniture." The dude cracked up.
One day someone put too much powder in the cannon & the dummy Robin few way up in the air-- up and over the high fence.
After the show we got a call from the fire department that was a cross the street -- The rubber Robin landed under the fire truck & stopped at the back tire !
Another time once the Batmobile broke down during a show -- the ' fearless ' dude's hopped out of the car & caught the bad guys on foot!😅
Those stun dude's were fantastic -- and so nice. We'd hold hands in a circle and pray before each show. Once after that Batman said jokingly; " My boobs are bigger than yours." I said; " Yeah...Maybe so
..but mine don't go in the washing machine."😂
We did a night show, Quest For Camelot. Bits of the film was shown on a waterfall & we'd do the live actor's bit.
One night the actor playing the Wizard (or whatever the part was) who had really had heavy custom & robe fell off the high post and into the water-- he couldn't swim -- I jumped in & we got on the dock.
It was dark where he'd been & he was so professional take he insisted on finishing the show. AHhhh...show biz !
During the Halloween show -- one time the fake fog/smoke machine wouldn't stop !
We had to make the funeral car disappear & reappear. You use the big heavy back screens - and hydraulic machine to get to hide it behind the curtain & then move it back -- crazy hard to do when you could barely see.
Meanwhile the dancers & Goulds were doing their thing to the song Thriller. It turned out to be one of the really spooky shows.
There were many other shows. But at the end of the season it's so hard to say goodbye.
You watch all the many outfits hung up & rolled out & into a big truck.😢
When I did security -- I did on & off season. Long story short -- where the haunted mansion that burned down & folks were killed was replaced with bumper cars.
One dark night I hear noises & watched as the bumper cars were moving on their own.
When I reported it -- the electric dude came out there -- and was annoyed -- he stated everything was fine and RE-- UNPLUGGED IT --- it was early evening.
As we were walking away the cars started up & started to bang into one another & drive around. He ran away -- then later quit his job.
Me? I said out loud to go ahead and play-- I'll never say anything about this again.
Hey-- if it's the spirits that lost their lives in that awful fire & they want ride the bumper cars -- so be it ! ❤
In space seed while kirk is fighting kahn in the engine room , kirk is thrown against the back wall, and his foot goes through the wall and leaves a hole.
In Galileo 7, while Spok is carrying the dead crewman a spear is thrown and actually hits the hand/wrist of the dead man being carried.
I finally finished the Star Trek goofs video. I hope you all have fun watching! What's your favorite Star Trek goof?
Thank you, TVCrazyman! I most certainly did enjoy watching all the goofs you uncovered from "Star Trek: The Original Series"! Thanks for sharing, and keep up the good work, bro! Happy holidays!
Feel free to publish more.
I was at a ST convention in '76 and late into the evening they were showing bloopers. My fav was the Enterprise flying majesticly into the star field and . . . wait for it . . . boom!
I just heard a great piece of TV History trivia! In the ST TOS episode Savage Curtain, do you remember Colonel Green's red jumpsuit? According to another video I just saw today, that same costume was repurposed several years later to become Mork's original red jumpsuit when he appeared on Happy Days. They just added the glitter triangle on the front and other details.
This was great. I wish there would have been scenes when Kirk fought the Gorn in Arena.
Thanks
Another location used by Star Trek for the episode Arena which introduced us to The Gorn. The first episode of Star Trek I ever saw and that gave me nightmares when I was about five years old in the 60s was shot at Vasquez Rocks State Park in California. Thing is, I didn’t Know about that the first day I visited Vazquez Rocks. I recognised the place immediately and thought I was five years old again back in my nightmare for a second 😂
They filmed an episode of Sliders there later on in the 90s - ruclips.net/video/q6xtaHX3-5o/видео.htmlsi=1OfGhFJhE9TOSSwr Probably a lot of other things too I bet. Looks like a cool place to visit.
It was a great series, I loved it.🤗
Thank You 😊 That was great. I have the whole old series on DVD 😄 now going to watch and see if I can spot them🥰
Glad you enjoyed it 😀
i had long thought I had seen every Trek Goof known, but there were almost all entierely new to me.
Thanks Tvcrazyman!
Glad I was able to find some new stuff you hadn't seen before.😀
The best part of watching bloopers is how the actors improvise after they know they just screwed up their lines. Even funnier when automatic doors fail to open. Like when you walk into a retail store today and the doors don't open fast enough.
In the episode "The Devil in the Dark", with the silicon-based rock tunneler, Spock and Kirk are searching through the tunnels and one, I believe Spock, says "you go right and I'll go left", then they head off in the opposite directions to what was just said..
Most of these are new to me. Wow. I thought I knew them all. Well done!
I always thought it was odd that the giant threw his shield at them at 4:35. It’s like he was so mad he wasn’t even thinking straight.
Shore Leave always got me. Supposedly uninhabited planet, but there were obviously cut down trees. I think if I was in the landing party, I'd be like, "Uh Captain, somebody or something cut down a tree prior to our arrival."
Oh those are great! Good eye on catching these bloopers! I love Star Trek! I really loved seeing Floyds Barbershop!
Thanks
FANTASTIC!! Thanks so much for this!!! I was 5 yrs old when Star Trek premiered in 1966, and have been a fan ever since. I have had a blooper VHS tape since the "80s that has the "bloopers" shown at the end of this video, but I missed most of the other "errors" you pointed out!! I know of a couple of others, such as in "The Changeling" look at the scene when Nomad comes out of sickbay door into the hallway, but it's really a shot of it coming out of the Turbo Lift!!! Also I believe McCoy changes from his regular shirt into his surgical scrub and then back again during this episode as well!!! Check it out!!! Best Wishes!! George B. from the Boston area!!
Thank you very much!😀 I'm glad you enjoyed it.
I got a good chuckle out of this. Thank you! (I heard they really did use the Mayberry scene to film Star Trek.)
Imagine Floyd trying to cut Spock’s hair around those ears.
I think it was from "The Naked Time" when Kirk is in Engineering, and Shatner motions to Doohan and shouts, "Somebody help the Captain!" and of course, Jimmy is cracking up laughing. Then there's "The Doomsday Machine" when Spock is threatening Decker that if Decker doesn't surrender command to Spock, Nimoy says "...I shall certainly blow my brains out." I've seen these bloopers since the late 70s. They used to play them at the local area sci-fi con, and the King County Library (where Seattle is) had them as well. Another fave: "Have no fear, Sargon is here." Glad it was all TOS!
Fantastic! Some of these I've never noticed before - but now I'll never unsee them!!!
Awesome, hehe... I noticed one I haven't seen mentioned anywhere, in the one with the original Gorn, "Arena". When you can see off the side of the cliff at one point, they lean over a bit too far and you can see another camera man's blanket as part of his little camp-out spot, on a ledge down closer to the base of the cliff.
Every single continuity error in TOS, meticulously catalogued and explained. So fascinatingzzzzzzzzz
Thank you for the video clips. Very entertaining.
You always know when a character is going to Die. It's the new guy we've never seen before.
I laughed so hard at those classic bloopers that my eyes teared up!😅 I've watched Star Trek many times over and only noticed the rock moving easily while pinning spock. I never noticed any of the others till you showed them! As Spock would say "FACINATING"!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I remember watching this as a kid and yes it did seem a bit crummy at times but who cared it was exciting and thrilling and the actors were brilliant.
Those were fun - thanks!
To this day teachers and professors use eps of Star trek for topics. Not the new Star trek but the older ones
Crazyman, you have an accent similar to Deforest Kelley! Sweet! Thanks for sharing. I watched the series when it began (I was 10) every week and was already reading science fiction- "Big Planet" by Jack Vance was my first...
Very cool!
Very minor issues.
Even for the 60’s.
Enjoyed the observations. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great job as usual, TVcrazyman! I love your videos! I didn't see these shows when they were originally broadcast, but I caught them in reruns when I was a kid. Your commentary always makes me nostalgic for those days.
Thank you very much. Glad you like them!
TVCrazyman’s observations are always right on the mark! Thanks!
Thank you very much!
Absolutely love watching bloopers like this. Well done my friend.
Thank you very much!
Thanks for a fun watch! I don't know if this one counts but in the episode " the corbomite maneuver " near the end when the Enterprise overpowers the scout ship and lt. Uhura says she is receiving a weak message Mr. Spock turns to walk back to his station and you can hear a very loud creak from the wooden floor !
Yes! And there are several scenes where Kirk is sitting in the big chair on the bridge and if someone else steps onto the platform the chair is mounted to, and the whole thing wobbles. Hard to believe such a poorly mounted chair could sustain the forces of battle and space travel!
That razors switch in the bloopers is great
I laughed aloud when that crewman had a prop rock bounced off his head, and he was unaffected.
Earnest T. Bass thru them!!☺️🪨
When Shatner is carried off thats actor Ted Cassidy. He was in the show a couple times. According to the director Ralph Senensky everyone was in on the joke except Shatner. Cassidy was doing Mission Impossible next door. Senensky talks about this on his website.
The bloopers reel -- which has been showing at sci-fi conventions since the '70s -- used to have one where the parasite from "Operation: Annihilate!" flies thru the air and smacks right onto Spock's butt, instead of his back. Classic!
Ernest T. Bass was obviously chucking those rocks in the Archons episode.
He was in Mayberry.
Can’t wait to see City on the Edge of Forever again.
At !0:24 I put it on loop Hilarious watching Shatner walk into door !
One of my favorite shows of all time
Star Trek, the reason I never completed my homework. But I did great in science.
I was a kid back then. I excelled in time travel.
Thank You for showing the old series of Star Trek series!I watched the re-runs in the early 1970”s.So,I would’ve been in the third grade,then.I still can’t remember when the series first came on!But,that’s life,I guess?And,I still like my old Star ⭐️ Trek show!Yes!
I was also in third grade watching these same time as you!😅
Class M planets often have rubber rocks in their terrain. 😆
That must be. 😀
If we’re lucky, the asteroid heading our way will be rubber as well.
Good catch on pointing out the bad shape of the screens in "Tomorrow Is Yesterday." I had read somewhere in one of the many "making of" books about the show, that one of the producers noticed the same thing. The studio lights had been taking their toll on the set, and he wrote there hadn't been any major up keep done to the set since it was built. After this though, those screens were replaced. I believe one of those stuntmen might be Hal Needham, who doubled for Shatner on occasion. He would later become a Director of films like "Smokey and the Bandit."
Thanks, this was verry funny timetraveling for me 😂