Movie Nut

23rd Apr 2019

Star Trek (1966)

Day of the Dove - S3-E7

Other mistake: As Kirk and party duel against the Klingons, there's a heavy-looking round conduit on the wall right before the turbolift door that gets knocked down so it stands as a big flower pot. A moment later, it's back in position.

Movie Nut

23rd Apr 2019

Star Trek (1966)

Day of the Dove - S3-E7

Continuity mistake: The first time we see the ship travelling at Warp Nine, it is moving in a level, straight path. Next time, the rear end is elevated above the line of flight. The next time, it's moving in level flight again.

Movie Nut

17th Apr 2019

Star Trek (1966)

26th Mar 2019

Star Trek (1966)

8th Feb 2019

Star Trek (1966)

7th Feb 2019

Star Trek (1966)

Bread and Circuses - S2-E25

Revealing mistake: After Kirk and party are captured by the police, a montage of scenes depicting the planet's buildings plays while the log entry is heard. One of the buildings shown, though hard to read, has the title "Massachusetts Institute of Technology" (M.I.T.) above the columns.

Movie Nut

7th Feb 2019

Star Trek (1966)

6th Feb 2019

Star Trek (1966)

6th Feb 2019

Star Trek (1966)

6th Feb 2019

Star Trek (1966)

30th Jan 2019

Star Trek (1966)

Journey to Babel - S2-E10

Trivia: Vulcans generally do not smile, but after Amanda says "I love you" to Sarek, then playfully chides him about it, he touches her fingers and smiles.

Movie Nut

30th Jan 2019

Star Trek (1966)

30th Jan 2019

Star Trek (1966)

I, Mudd - S2-E8

Other mistake: When Norman goes to the second panel in Auxiliary Control, there is clicking when he turns his right hand, but there is no knob, just a blinking light.

Movie Nut

28th Jan 2019

Star Trek (1966)

15th Jan 2019

Star Trek (1966)

5th Oct 2018

Star Trek (1966)

18th Aug 2018

Star Trek (1966)

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Suggested correction: When Kirk and Sulu are on the planet, they're shown not wearing the insignia. When "good" Kirk beams up, he too doesn't have the insignia. We just don't know where it came from, it could have been in their pocket.

Bishop73

The insignia is not removable, it's permanently attached. They wouldn't be able to remove it. The idea of a removable insignia wasn't introduced until STTNG.

While it might have been sewn on for production purposes, I saw this episode as indicating it was removable given the fact that they weren't wearing one on the planet. Plus, there have been other officers whose insignia is not sewn on in TOS.

Bishop73

12th Jul 2018

Star Trek (1966)

12th Jul 2018

Star Trek (1966)

6th Jul 2018

Star Trek (1966)

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