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ejr@npois.UUCP (Eugene Jay Rosenthal) (08/12/85)

About the whoosh and the music during space scenes, in The Making of
Star Trek it is pointed out that ships in space should not make
nois.  They therefore, originally had the Enterprise fly by with no
noise.  This was found to be very boring so the woosh was added for
dramatic effect.  I believe that in Where No Man Has Gone Before
there are some shots of the Enterprise flying by without the whoosh.
 Anyway, who says that ships in warp drive don't whoosh? They fly in
a different environment than normal space. I seem to
have noticed a whoosh the last time I was floating around
hyperspace.
				Eugene Rosenthal
				npois!ejr

I'm an engineer, not a doctor!

ejr@npois.UUCP (Eugene Jay Rosenthal) (08/12/85)

The first ST ever filmed was definitely The Cage starring Jeffery
Hunter.  I have this on the personal word of Gene Rodenberry himself
when he was in NY for a Star Trek convention in the Roosevelt Hotel.
 In fact he showed the entire film, The Cage.  It was, howver, in
black and white.  He said that he was in the process of building a
color version.  The original color copies were lost or destroyed. 
The bw copy was his personal property.  I think the plan was to
integrate the shots from the menagerie with other color pieces that
remained.  There are several cute scenes with the female yeoman whom
Captain Pike finds a disturbing presence on the bridge and orders
her no to come to the bridge unless absolutely necessary.  Of course
it seems that it is necessary for her to come to the bridge just at
the wrong times and she is bumbing into the Captain.  She also asks
oike whom he would have chosen.
				Eugene Rosenthal
				npois!ejr

Wouldn't you say this was worth a man's soul?

martillo@csd2.UUCP (Joachim Martillo) (08/14/85)

Don't you know the Enterprise travels  in  WARP  space?  The Fantastic
Four travel in hyperspace.  Next you will have Kirk and  Spoc visiting
subspace and the negative zone.  How gross!

ccrrick@ucdavis.UUCP (Rick Heli) (08/19/85)

> Don't you know the Enterprise travels  in  WARP  space?  The Fantastic
> Four travel in hyperspace.  Next you will have Kirk and  Spoc visiting
> subspace and the negative zone.  How gross!

Impossible.  Star Trek is a DC title and the FF belong to Marvel.  :-)
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					--rick heli
					(... ucbvax!ucdavis!groucho!ccrrick)

kevin@voder.UUCP (The Last Bugfighter) (08/23/85)

> Don't you know the Enterprise travels  in  WARP  space?  The Fantastic
> Four travel in hyperspace.  Next you will have Kirk and  Spock visiting
> subspace and the negative zone.  How gross!

   And the Proteus (from `Fantastic Voyage') travels in innerspace while
Buckaroo Bonzai travels in the 8th dimension!  Sounds like a crisis in
infinite gridlock!

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Kevin Thompson   {ucbvax,ihnp4!nsc}!voder!kevin

"It's a sort of threat, you see.  I've never been very good at them
  myself but I'm told they can be very effective."