(BT02)Star Trek History: The Early Years (Part 2)

[@MaxxDoberman]

So glad Shatner got the part. Imagine how different the show would have been without him.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Ive always loved the way Shatner played the role!

[@CFG-eb3my]

@@TriAngulumAudioStudios He will always exemplify the best tool for the exploratory & calculating risk management of a UFOP sponsored multi - year mission. Succeeding command officers could never display his core of iron flexibility & big picture situational awareness. He left behind less of a mess in episode than might have been

[@bettyleeist]

My mom and dad knew the director in one of the episodes of Star ⭐️ Trek.But,I can’t remember his name right now.I’ll have to look 👀 him up.⬆️ Oh!It was Ralph Senesky!That’s who it was!😊

[@bettyleeist]

I’m so glad 🙂 that Jack Lord turned down the role of Mr.Spock!He just didn’t have that quality that was needed in an actor.Leonard Nimoy “had it’as Mr.Spock!I do like 👍 the historical Star ⭐️ Trek information!ℹ️ Bravo!👏 From a dance studio perspective!😊

[@CaptRobau]

This was great. That cameraman reveal was mic drop good

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

LOL Thank you so much :)

[@mrgreatbigmoose]

Hit the nail on the head...chemistry between this Kirk and Spock has never been replicated. Scenes with them are magnetic. You can't take your eyes off the screen. And I am loving this series! 3 stories just now that I'd never heard before. Gone With the Wind! Trek On with this fascinating series!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much for the support :) I appreciate it, and yes this series will be going forward!

[@michaelhodgkins9186]

Started watching TOS on my parents little black&white TV, can't get any better than that!

[@mrod7692]

TOS is still my favorite. I was 11 years old when it came out and every later version just didn't have the same impact on my imagination. I loved all the original crew movies too.

[@Edit1952]

I have to wonder why no one has ever submitted an idea to make a movie (TV?) about how this whole thing came together. The whole Jeffery Hunter thing, the Nichile Nichols bias and Dr. King talking to her. The fact tat McCoy had to use the weird leftover salt shakers from the second pilot as some of his medical instruments. The part about the ad guys keeping Spock in the background. It would seem to me--seeing how this franchise has grown--that this would be a very interesting movie.

[@ThreadBomb]

You mean like "An adventure in space and time" for Doctor Who? You're right, and there's potentially a lot more dramatic interest (and comedy) in the Star Trek story.

[@Martian_Productions]

This series is amazing so far. I haven't seen anyone cover TOS this well on KZbin before. Definitely needs more subscribers, keep it up!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much :) Ill continue to do my best :)

[@joeottsoulbikes415]

Loving this Trek history lesson! Learning the background of the show makes me appreciate it much more. I grew up watching Star Trek, Battlestar Gallactica, Buck Rogers in the 21st Century and the replay of Logan's Run as my TV sci-fi fix. Between these, Batman, The Adams Family, The Munsters, Gilligan's Island and Scubie Doo I lived in a fanticy world if space, monsters, super heroes and villains.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

That's great! Thank you for the support :)

[@bettyleeist]

This is very interesting to hear about the Star Trek show!It’s a good thing it was made back in the Nineteen sixties,because,it would be too expensive to do in today’s world of Hollywood!😊

[@TheCharlesJackson]

This series is AMAZING. I'm actually sad when these episodes are over. Again, what a gem of a channel.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you, that means a LOT! :)

[@jimgauth]

Even after all these years as a TOS fan I still learn new interesting things.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Well Im glad I could add to your universe! :)

[@moman1701a]

I love Star Trek so much. Really enjoying this series.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Well thank you so much :)

[@mikep1592]

Really loving the Trek history lesson. Proves the fact that you learn something new everyday. Peace and long life 🖖

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thanks Mike :)

[@CaesiusX]

As I noted with Part 1, you have managed to include *_STAR TREK_* info that even a lifetime fan such as myself hadn't heard. I started watching _STAR TREK_ as a kid in the 70s. And after all these years, I had no idea I would see a _STAR TREK_ retrospective or BTS video provide information that I wasn't already well aware of. Outstanding.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Well thank you again for the support and im glad I could add something new to your Star trek universe :)

[@guillermodiego819]

One word for this: awesome!! Just when you thought you knew everything about the show, all these stories about production keep popping up! Some may consider trivia trivial, but imo, they only make you feel more connected to the show. Thanks for this and keep the videos coming!!

[@ThreadBomb]

What makes the second pilot work better than the first is that it has energy and a twinkle in its eye. Casting Shatner was key to this; none of Roddenberry's other options could bring that lightness of tone. Shatner's Kirk in turn helped define Spock by contrast. When Bones came in, that was another injection of humor and energy - he seems ebullient compared to the doctor in Where No Man...

[@charlesroberts3650]

All I can do is copy and paste my comment from the first installment and add that your speech has clear diction and your voice is pleasing. "Good writing and production values all around. Good narration and good story telling that holds one's interest. Also, good tidbits, both, already known and not, weaved in with skill and aplomb. I WILL watch more episodes and give good recommendations".

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Well thank you so much again, and I appreciate your support :) (Again) :)

[@DeeDee-lz8zx]

Poor Jeffery Hunter - his wife cost him his career.

[@castroandweylerruledcubaan3292]

Dee Dee Book "All about Jeffrey Hunter" showed he still had a nice career after 1964.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

@@raiamonte9283 Sort of... The line of thinking is this... If had done Star Trek, he wouldnt have done the movie in which he had the accident that is believed to be the ultimate cause of his death...

[@DMSProduktions]

The bitch thought TV was 'below' Jeff! (Status climbing bitch!)

[@CaptRobertApril]

Trivia note: Gary Lockwood had already been signed for "2001: A Space Odyssey" when, mainly as a favor to Roddenberry, he agreed to do "Where No Man Has Gone Before".

[@jonathanbarker1016]

Where No Man Has Gone Before is most excellent plot to watch .And everything about sets the foundations for Star Trek ,Also those early Starfleet uniforms. are cool .

[@VXGaming]

So everyone but Spock got replaced? Shows how much gene loved that character.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Even more the Majel apparently :P

[@robdcollector2808]

VXGAMING ..it was meant to be like pete best being replaced by Ringo!

[@seekertosecrets7618]

11:18 - 11:28 DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMN! I could not recover back to how I was feeling before I heard this! Wow! Savage!

[@wbradburn8871]

Well done. Great tidbits about Star Trek. Good production value. Congratulations.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much :)

[@Vaderd2k926]

Very informative and certainly “Fascinating”. Learning things about my lifelong obsession that I never knew. Very well done. MORE PLEASE!!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you very much and more are on their way :)

[@DLJohnsonHonourofKings]

Great information for any true fan of the series. Good job and fun to listen to.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you! :)

[@katharinabaur6113]

Super cool, thanks for this! Please continue making these. Well researched and put together. I'm a Trekkie for decades and still excited to learn something new about it 🤗🖖🏻

[@davidjacobson5710]

Very much enjoying this series

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

That's great! Thank you!

[@MrSEA-ok2ll]

There was a second pilot....and the rest was not only history, but a wonderfully influential future that forged the millions of Trekkies that continue to embrace Star Trek over 50 years later.

[@davedsilva]

Fantastic series!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thanks!

[@loftus4453]

Great job on these videos! I’ve been a huge fan of the original series since I was a kid. I thought I knew a lot about it, but you have some stuff in these that is new to me. Loved the story about the split pants and appearance of the “little brownie”. I laughed pretty hard.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Well Im glad youre liking them! And thank you for the support :)

[@christophersmith3890]

Love this series

[@wraith20072007]

These are great, love you for it Bro. Thanks for all your hard work in researching and posting these it's greatly appeciated.

[@leejohnstone3051]

One thing Star Trek lacks is a truly terrifying villain/monster. In classic Doctor Who the Dalek's scared kids so much they would hide behind the sofa. In the modern era it's the weeping angels and yes they are truly frightening

[@ThreadBomb]

The US audience just doesn't seem as interested in creepy/scary stuff in their popular sci-fi (except for Alien, which is outright horror).

[@LynxSouth]

Soon enough we had the Borg, and they're truly terrifying IMO, more than enough.

[@JaymesB27]

Thank you for all of your work and for this series. I find it ... fascinating. :)

[@mitchg7809]

These are very well researched & presented. You are telling me things I never knew!

[@demogorgonzola]

Regarding the contact lenses. I'm wearing hard contacts for keratoconus and they can be irritable even though they are modern, breathable and such. Having to wear 60s contacts spliced with aluminium foil - it already sounds painful. Oh and about the Kirk's injury... spoken in Nick Cage's voice: "Oh no, not the wasps! Not the wasps! Auuuugh! They're in my eyes! My eyes! Aaaauuuurrrrgh!"

[@jameskwaka]

Well done! Loved both episodes so far. Keep em coming.

[@paulaburrows8660]

An excellent follow-up to part one. Really love the intro sequence.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you :) And yes I do to, though it was not made by me but my channel manager Siren!

[@readhistory2023]

Lloyd Haynes, who played one of the bridge crew in the 1st pilot, fortunately didn't get his contract picked up. He went onto star for 5 years on the ABC TV show Room 222.

[@richarddobreny6664]

He did come back to play a doctor on the Private little war episode

[@truckerdude4813]

Best Trek channel going!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much!

[@carlrood4457]

Note Gary Lockwood, probably best known as Frank Poole in 2001 A Space Odyssey, starred in the Roddenberry created show The Lieutenant.

[@brantlambermont1657]

Happy Birthday, Frank. Thank you, Hal.....a little flatter, please

[@castroandweylerruledcubaan3292]

Carl Rood I loved the pilots. They had no idiotic time travel elements and the regular series should have been this way all the way through.

[@jd31068]

another excellent video, thanks for the great info

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

You're very welcome and thank you for the support :)

[@TroySeward]

Great video is good to see the history of Star Trek.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you!

[@choo4171]

Love the new series TriAngulum Studios. Top stuff.

[@rhark25]

It's interesting that there were different ship's doctors in pilot 1, pilot 2 and the actual series.

[@subraxas]

Thanks a lot for these!! I love the behind-the-scene stuff.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

You're very welcome :) As usual, thank you for all your support!

[@jm823]

I love the fact that this episode confirmed some of the "lore" that I heard over the years and made them into canon. To quote a famous captain, "Nicely done" LLNP 🖖

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Well thank you for the support and Im glad you liked it :)

[@richarddobreny6664]

Very enjoyable!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you!

[@jeffchilds8050]

Very interesting! Thanks.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

You're welcome! Thanks for the support :)

[@timfurnier7061]

I just noticed that they inserted a CGI man going into the turbolift in the shot leading unto the bridge from above.

[@jnelson25]

Wow. Good catch.

[@SaturnCanuck]

Thanks. Waiting for more

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Well thank you for the support :)

[@savage5128]

Great video. I always liked the pilots. Let's you see a more raw version of Trek before anyone knew what direction to take it.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much :) And yes that the same reason I like to analyze them as well... They give us a look at what they trying to build before the house was completely finished :)

[@francisdhomer5910]

It makes me wonder if they shouldn't make new shows do two pilots. learn from the mistakes of the first and then have a more finished product to start the series so they are not stumbling around for the first few episodes.

[@deadNightwatchman]

Great video! Thank you! I like the 2nd pilot better than "The Cage". Also, there's a great novel by Margaret Wander Bonanno called "Strangers from the Sky", in which Mitchell, Dehner and Kelso feature prominently. That novel might also have "inspired" the "Carbon Creek"-episode of Enterprise.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

You're very welcome :)

[@injuredtabletennisplayer1474]

These vids are amazing....will be ‘canon!’

[@dancingwiththedogsdj]

Enjoyed as usual! :)

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thanks! :)

[@isaacgriffin5690]

I just found your channel and so glad I did! I'm especially enjoying these historical documentary style of vids. It be great to learn about behind the scenes drama in all the Trek series.

[@MovieJon]

Regardless of the discomfort, those silver contact lenses had an amazing effect on-screen. And no CGI could EVER match it. It would be so obviously animated/fake wherein this looks "real" because it was. Fascinating back story on them (and on Lockwood's pants...!)

[@jaspr1999]

"With that little brownie?" Now there's a line that should stayed in the show. :-D My three heartthrobs growing up were Audrey Hepburn, Kellerman, & Nicoles... Times haven't changed much. Several years ago my nephew was seven and told me all about this REALLY old show that he found and loved called Star Trek. This was just before TNG and advertising for it were all over the place. He was so excited to introduce me to it that we watched a Star Trek Marathon together and he explained all this 'Really neat' stuff he learned about the show. It wasn't until a few years later that he found out that I actually knew a great deal about the show thanks to playing a Star Trek Trivia game.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

What a great story! Thank you for sharing it!

[@demogorgonzola]

Definition of "proud of your kid" - when he independently finds and likes something you like. :)

[@francisdhomer5910]

Love your story. What a way to bond.

[@scifiguy26]

Great series keep them coming!👍🖖

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much :)

[@tomxaros48]

Very informative, your reasearch is really worth it! great work sir!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much!

[@TheTimeshadows]

Thanks!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

You're welcome :) Thanks for stopping by :)

[@mrsmith4662]

I've just watched various top 5 & top 10 best startrek picks & although I agree that those choices are good, they don't include the two pilots. To my mind, these are amongst the best & most memorable episodes. Although the characters hadn't fully developed, the inventiveness of the stories are sublime.

[@carlrood4457]

Given the finished products of the three scripts, Where No Man Has Gone Before is probably the best choice. It's a personal story for Kirk. It sets up Spock's logical nature and his role. He's a bit colder and more willing to kill than the Spock we'd come to know, but since it's a pilot, it's close enough. Also, killing Mitchell can be seen as laying the groundwork for their future friendship. Dehner, prior to her transformation, fills the McCoy role adequately. She argues the human/emotional side. Again, it adequately sets the tone for one of the major features of the show. Neither Mudd's Women nor Omega Glory focus on the main characters nearly as much. I'm guessing Omega Glory went through some major rewrites considering how much later it was produced, but it's all I have to go on.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Not exactly, The Omega Glory was dusted off and fixed up when they were really hurting for scripts! And I completely agree with you as to how Where No Man was the best script for a pilot! :)

[@francisdhomer5910]

While Omega Glory is entertaining I always had problems with how close it was to our planet. The flag and the pledge and so forth. It is also one of those stories that wold never be made today, but that is not a reason I don't love it. I like it just don't love it... Yes I just friend zoned it

[@rsuffridge1]

Holy frak, you really can see that wasp bump on Kirk's face at 10:31!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

I know right?

[@tessakendallmckenzie4539]

Thank you so much that was really fascinating!

[@mikebasil4832]

Several SF classics for their times, even Star Trek, Doctor Who and The Tomorrow People, suffered because they had strings attached. But fans enjoyed them because something could authentically resonate with fans. That’s why the fans ultimately have the best say. 🖖🏻

[@stevepettersen3283]

Unfortunately, not always the last say. Fox destroying Firefly.

[@rachelolvera4495]

This is very interesting

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you :)

[@m.p.fitzgerald]

I definitely want more of this! This was an amazing addition to your backlog and I would love to see this continue :D Have you thought of writing a Star Trek biography?

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Well thank you very much! That's a HUGE compliment! And no I havent, Im not really a writer, just an amateur talking about Star Trek!

[@ThreadBomb]

14:23 I like the design of the conference room here. Am I right in saying we never saw that again?

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

No, it was used as a bunch of sets, just redressed, and reshaped!

[@ThreadBomb]

@@TriAngulumAudioStudios Thanks, I was really talking about that particular color scheme, not the conference room set as such.

[@robdcollector2808]

...i loveee trek!!! Awesome channel!!!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Me too and thank you so much :)

[@BELCAN57]

Always had a soft spot for John Hoyt as Dr. Boyce.

[@christopheralthouse6378]

All I will say is this...KEEP THEM COMING! 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@joesilva4479]

more please !

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Your wish is my command :P

[@Daveyk021]

Some good stuff dude!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much!

[@Martyn2021]

Wonderful video and this series of videos are clearly becoming the best documentary of the behind the scenes of trek. I have noticed that you use the CGI versions of the original series space and model shots. I am guessing that it a lot easier to use and more readily available. I am guessing that later on when you talk about the show being transferred from video tape releases to DVD releases you will explain the restoration team going in and taking out all the models sequences for the new CGI.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much! And yes I use what is readily available for me, if i went back to get clips using the original CGI these videos would take much MUCH longer....

[@AvroBellow]

I find it very interesting how in the pilots, there were no red shirts. It seems that the original command colour was indeed green and not gold as is referenced today. Gold was the colour of operations and it was changed to red. Green remained as the command colour and for some unknown reason, was called gold in TNG even though it was quite clear that in the first few seasons at least, characters like Data, Tasha Yar, Geordie LaForge and Worf were wearing green and not gold as the production staff had called it. It seems that the only consensus was that the sciences should be blue. During the "coat years" of the TMP era, that all went out the window as command became white, science became green and operations remained red. Someone needs to make up their goddamn minds! LOL

[@ussakira7294]

I totally love the second pilot it is totally amazing & this was a really great video i enjoyed it very much

[@rachelolvera4495]

Interesting uniforms in the pilot.

[@jonturbett87]

Love this series! You’re doing the lords work!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

LOL The Lords Work LOL Thank you so much for the support :)

[@brentsvideojournal1977]

Awesome

[@tombrickhouse-growthmatrix6201]

I like part 1 & 2 for the most part. They include some facts I was not aware of. I do think you should only include original exterior shots of the Enterprise not the remastered ones. While I'm OK with the remastered special effects for the most part, this series IS about the history of Star Trek so show that history with all its limitations.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Well if you'd like to convert all the old DVD episodes with the original material to an editable format, please do! I for one dont have the time as I have a real life that needs attention as well!

[@randybentley2633]

Keep up the good work!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you very much! Ill do my best :)

[@EddieLSweet]

I love the trek History keep it up

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you very much for the support and Ill do my best :)

[@BennyLlama39]

I just thought of something about Majel... maybe the problem wasn't Majel herself, but her officer character. I mean, I liked her as Troi's mother in TNG. 🙂

[@Rendclaw]

I tend to agree. Number One came across as very cold on screen, despite the unrequited love between her and Pike.

[@ThreadBomb]

The problem is that all the main characters were dour, making for grim viewing.

[@francisdhomer5910]

I read that when they polled the people who watched the pilot their complaint was about her seeming cold and distant as well as the time, people were not ready for a female in such a high position

[@imkluu]

I have always liked 'Where no Man has Gone Before' thinking it one of the best of the original series episodes. This series of Back Trek the history of Star Trek is really interesting. I have always been a fan but not a big one so nearly all of the info you are giving is new to me. Thanks for making these.

[@roushpedish]

“Phaser Drawn” is how I go through life. 😉

[@dramonmaster222]

Wow! So Jeffrey Hunt's wife cost him a job? That's sad. And I loved that Gene kept Spock over his wife. And the BTS stories behind Trek are so amazing.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

LOL I know right? And im glad you're enjoying this series :)

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

@Hunter D Indeed and that will be coming out in Part 3 :)

[@julymiller2308]

Seems like there were issues in production constantly. 🤪 Did it ever get easier??! Good series, so far. Can't wait for part 3

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Actually, it gets worse, wait until you see part 3 and 4 :P

[@julymiller2308]

@@TriAngulumAudioStudios 😱 Still can't wait.

[@DANNY40379]

William Shatner was double the actor Jeff Hunter was, let's all say everything fit into place nicely for the 2nd pilot

[@BELCAN57]

Shatner had also gone through some tough times financially and this role was a real life line for him.

[@charlesroberts3650]

Yep he was sure BLOATED, as in EGO. Still I can't help but like Shatner.

[@paulheap1982]

Not true. But opinions are what they are.

[@stephenirwin2761]

A1!

[@18wolfe17]

i am like ing and i love star truck thank you hope all is well LIVE LONG AND PROSPER 🖖🖖🖖

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Well thank you so much for your continued support :) It means a lot :)

[@TheDuck632]

History documentary on Trek what's not to love. Are you going to do one on kit bashing sometime that may be cool but I love model kit lol my age is showing on that one

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Id like to yes, and response to this series has been overwhelming so most likely I will!

[@francisdhomer5910]

I build models and I enjoy kit bashing with left over parts, or kits that I am not happy with so I make my own ships.

[@retando8653]

"Fun" Fact: The episode "Patterns of Force" wasn't available in Germany until the VHS release of TOS in 1996. They didn't even dub it during the original run, which is why the 1996 dub uses the voice actors from the TOS movies (many members of the German voice cast were already dead at that time). That's because TV broadcasts refused to air it, since they deemed its depiction of Nazis as oversimplified at best and glorifying at worst

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

That is a great fact! Thank you so much for sharing it!

[@Edit1952]

Also, it is illegal in Germany to show the swastika.

[@virtuesprime8935]

love it

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you! :)

[@CybershamanX]

Thank you for another great episode! As someone who's earliest memories include sitting right in front of the TV at age 3 watching Star Trek (I was born in 68 in California, so it was in syndication), this has been very nostalgic to watch. Looking forward to the next in the series! :) BTW, did you agonize over whether to show clips from the remastered show or the original? I'll be honest, it's been a long time since I watched the original un-remastered episodes. As soon as the remastered ones came out, it seems like that's all I ever saw from that point on. I have the blu rays, so I should try to watch the originals sometime. ;) I have mixed feelings about the remastered episodes. For the most part they look great, but sometimes they made ships move unnaturally. It's that lack of "weight" feeling that you sometimes see in CGI that isn't done properly.* I thought I had read somewhere that their goal was to make it look like what it would be like if they had had CGI in the 60s, but if that is true I think in some cases they went a little too far in that regard. Here are a couple of examples: In _The Doomsday Machine_ episode when Commodore Decker takes off in the stolen shuttlecraft it's movements look really..."janky". And the same sort of jankiness happens in _The Enterprise Incident,_ as well. During the scene at the beginning when the Romulan ships surround the Enterprise, a Bird of Prey (like the Romulan ship in the episode _Balance of Terror_ ) comes literally wobbling into view. Again, there is no sense of the ship having a believable sense of mass/weight. Both of those examples really took me out of my suspension of disbelief zone. :/ I also really didn't like how the Doomsday Machine's "planet killer" looked, either. There are even a couple of scenes where it looks like the it's just a few ship lengths behind the Enterprise, so the scale/framing is way off. It didn't portray the massive machine of terror very well at all. In fact, in some ways I think the "concrete coated windsock" of the original almost looks _better_ than the CGI version in some scenes. But, hey, that's just my opinion. ;) But again, overall I _really_ liked seeing the cleaned up prints and the Enterprise herself just looks amazing in pretty much every shot. Especially when it fires its weapons! ;) OK! I'm done yakking away now! :P I can't let myself get started like that. ;) Thanks again for the great videos! :) *You can really see what I'm talking about when you compare the movies from the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the DC Universe. The Marvel crew seems to have weight/mass down pretty good, but it seems like the DC films always have more floaty/bouncy/flighty movement where their characters just zip/bounce around as if they were immune to inertia.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Again, you are VERY welcome :) And yes I did, but I quickly realized to make the videos with the original effects would take FAR longer and consume much more time then I had to give this project... So I had to use what I had readily available!

[@CybershamanX]

@@TriAngulumAudioStudios Thanks for that bit of "behind the scenes" info! :) Take care! :)

[@OllamhDrab]

Heh. I realize on seeing the clip of someone bringing in a part to the briefing room, .... it's a washing machine spindle. :)

[@moxica93]

There was also the patented move by Roddenberry of writing "lyrics" for the Star Trek theme, screwing Alexander Courage out of half the royalties in the process.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Indeed and I did cover that shady move on his part in a video in this series :)

[@myweightloss11928]

Wow only 1 day old and over 1K likes. Amazing. CAn't wait for installment 3.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

I know right? And ive gained almost 5000 subs since releasing Part 1 last week :)

[@arthurdduda63]

The difference between the first and second pilot is like night and day, even so it's amazing the series hit picked up, the cheap unreal sets the bad acting and stories of the first and second, although both had their moments that peaked interest. They were both similar with the mind altering aliens. The second improved on the costumes and set pieces such as communicators and phasers and the planet backdrops from space and the appearance of the enterprise, while they spent less money they did a better job then they did on the first, deforest Kelly was way better as the doctor and spok given more character greatly helped and the camera work (do to new technologies ?) gave a way better image to the viewer then the first,and also the camera work and the right close up and less clumsy cuts made it way better then the first pilot. I guess as it went on they improved as they went... even the set become less fake then the first and second.... you know it's a cheap budget when bendable desk lamps are used on the consoles.

[@HellhammerSS]

Wish they kept the phaser rifle....would have came in handy in a few future encounters