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TV Guide also printed a negative review of the series in its 10 September Fall Premiere issue, stating that "the sky's not the limit for this Trek." ( The Star Trek Compendium, p. 31) In spite of my excitement, upon its arrival, I initially had an irrational and undeserved hatred of this book. I was expecting it to be more like a children’s picture book with a traditional story, or perhaps simply photographs of actual cats suffering the indignity of wearing Star Trek themed costumes on all manner of fun sets. Whatever I was expecting, it was not what actually arrived. This is literally the best thing ever and I need to own it yesterday. While there's no story, it's basically just recreations of famous scenes, but who cares? There are awesomely drawn cats. As Trek characters. What more do you need in life? Hopefully, Ms. Parks will have sequels with Next Gen and all the other incarnations of ST, and possibly some other fandoms. Buffy cats? OMG, I needz it! I'll try to add some pictures later if I don't procrastinate too long. Newsarama staff (January 17, 2014). "THOR: GOD OF THUNDER #19.NOW First Look Teases 'Last Day of Midgard' ". Newsarama. Purch Group . Retrieved September 3, 2016.

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Variety published a quite negative review of Star Trek on 14 September 1966 issue based on the episode "The Man Trap," stating the series "won't work." The reviewer said Star Trek is "dreary and confusing," stating that it would be "better suited to the Saturday morning kidvid bloc," and surprised the show actually made it to television; concluding the leading performers were trying to appear credible. ( The Star Trek Compendium, p. 31) Just prior to filming "The Man Trap", Alfred Ryder ( Robert Crater) suffered a severe arm injury. Despite the pain, he performed his role without a complaint. ( Star Trek Encyclopedia (2nd ed., p. 90)) On the podcast, Tatro talked about her fitting for her rather skimpy costume, saying, “I’d never had so much attention in all my life.” Speaking of attention, Tatro also reveals that Star Trek star William Shatner asked her out. Even though she was engaged to be married in just two weeks, she accepted the offer and went out to lunch with Shatner. This man shouldn't be dead. I can't find anything wrong with him. According to all the tests, he should get up and just walk away from here."

Data with his many cats in “All Good Things… Part 1”. I count at least six. More Star Trek Day coverage at TrekMovie

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Catspaw" is the seventh episode of the second season of the American science fiction television series Star Trek [1] Written by Robert Bloch and directed by Joseph Pevney, it was first broadcast October 27, 1967. [2] The costume of the M-113 creature was designed by Wah Chang. Chang used a modified gas mask as the creature's mouth. The costume later appeared, displayed on the wall of Trelane's drawing room in " The Squire of Gothos". Later, the "creature" found a new home in Robert Justman's office, along with the two Gorn suits from " Arena" and the "frozen" mannequin from " The Naked Time". ( Inside Star Trek: The Real Story, p. 215) October 29, 2023 | Ensign Ro And Dr. Gillian Taylor To Return In ‘Deep Space Nine’ Prequel And TOS Movie Era Novels a b c d e f Mlyner, Phillip (19 November 2013). "Illustrator Jenny Parks Turns TV Characters Into Cats". Catster. Lumina Media . Retrieved 21 February 2018.In 2020, Den of Geek ranked "Catspaw" as the 28th most scary episode of all Star Trek franchise television episodes, including later television series. [8] Actress Grace Lee Whitney considers the arboretum scene of Rand and Sulu as one of her favorite scenes of the series. She recalled that shooting the scene was quite funny, and the entire cast and crew were in a lighthearted atmosphere. Some crude jokes were told in connection with Beauregard and her, and even the puppeteer below the table ( Bob Baker) tried to reach for her short skirt with the puppet. Whitney later described this episode as " filled with plenty of horrific and suspenseful moments. It was a great debut episode for the series." ( The Longest Trek: My Tour of the Galaxy, p. 96) Pahle, Rebecca (15 May 2013). "Attention, Internet: Artist Has Drawn The Avengers, Loki, Katniss, Batman, and More As Cats". The Mary Sue. The Mary Sue, LLC . Retrieved 21 February 2018. Keep a tight fix on us. If we let out a yell, I want an armed party down there before the echo dies." Romano, Andrea (January 29, 2014). "Beam Them Up, Kitty: Artist Draws Adorable 'Star Trek' Cats". Mashable. Mashable Inc . Retrieved September 14, 2016.

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Miles O'Brien Chester was the pet cat of Liam Bilby at his home on Farius Prime in 2374. According to his owner, Chester had a favorite chair and didn't like it when someone else sat in it. Original airdate: 6 September 1966, by Canadian network CTV, and actually constitutes the worldwide premiere of Star Trek sparkysmachine (May 13, 2013). "Sparky's Machine, I dressed my cat, Sir Didymus, up as Thor, to..." Sparky's Machine. Tumblr . Retrieved September 14, 2016.a b c d e Nevin, Will (2 March 2017). "The serious absurdity (and purrfection) of Jenny Parks and 'Star Trek Cats' ". OregonLive.com. Advance Publications . Retrieved 20 February 2018. The bridge sound effects still retain sounds from the two pilots. By the time Roddenberry left as producer, those original sounds were not heard again, with the brief exceptions of being heard while on the bridges of the Exeter and the Lexington. The DVD releases, however, have overlaid these older sound effects in every episode. They are presented as "rear channel" sounds which gives the episodes a "surround sound" effect.

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a b c California College of Arts staff (16 May 2013). "Design You Trust: Cats as Superheroes By Jenny Parks". California College of Arts. cca.edu . Retrieved 26 February 2018. I can say the Grudge is a queen. She is feisty. She is cynical, cautious, and wary of people. But when she embraces you and it takes you in, she takes you in. It’s tough love! I’ve had to work my way up the ladder.Later that year, Molly wanted to take Chester with them on a trip to Golana. Keiko, who didn't particularly like the cat, tried to sway her from the idea. Miles added that he might get lost, which changed Keiko's mind about taking the cat. When Lieutenant Detmer and Ryn took Booker's ship into battle against the Emerald Chain flagship Viridian, Grudge leapt onto Ryn's lap, much to the Andorian's alarm as he had never see a cat before. ( DIS: " The Sanctuary") Sulu's botanical collection was much more lavish in Johnson's original script, including a plant resembling the face of a Chinese dog, etc. This was eliminated for budgetary reasons, Beauregard remaining the only moving "exotic plant". ( These Are the Voyages: TOS Season One, 1st ed., p. 168)

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