My friend Melinda found these three pix while moving. She gave them to me. I give them to you.
from "Where No Man Has Gone Before"
a posed studio shot, some time after "Charlie X" made 3-D chess popular:
from "Spock's Brain":
Saturday, May 09, 2009
On Real Photo Paper
from "Where No Man Has Gone Before"
a posed studio shot, some time after "Charlie X" made 3-D chess popular:
from "Spock's Brain":
Friday, May 08, 2009
When You're First in Color Television, There's Got to Be a Reason.
http://i371.photobucket.com/albums/oo152/MarkAAlfred/Blog%20Trek/TrekRCATVAd.jpg
If memory serves, this ad appeared in a 1967 issue of Newsweek. The original has another full-page ad on the back, with no date showing.
Notice that the "middle" scene, the one on a "planet" set, is from "Man Trap," the first aired episode.
See you next time, and howdy boy to Frederick! Visit his Star Trek Scrapbook blog! The link is to the right in the Links list.
Thursday, May 07, 2009
And the Winners Are ...
As you can see, the Number One winner was my pal Larry Nemecek, future author of the Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion, among other nifty tomes.
But I came in Number Two (I tried harder?). Notice the artistic underlining.
And for prizes, I got a STTMP poster, and this cool-beans belt buckle, only slightly the worse for nearly thirty years' worth of wear ...
http://i371.photobucket.com/albums/oo152/MarkAAlfred/Blog%20Trek/STTMPQuizBuckleFront.jpg
Next week, let's Trek into the 1980s!
Wednesday, May 06, 2009
Take the STTMP Quiz!
Remember when there were TWO Oklahoma City "general" newspapers? In December 1979 the Oklahoma Journal (the paper that's NOT still in business) ran a STAR TREK quiz, to help drum up publicity for STAR TREK: The Motion Picture.
Oh boy! Trivia! Trekkies (yes, Trekkies) unite!
Oh boy! Trivia! Trekkies (yes, Trekkies) unite!
My answers ran to three typewritten pages.
Tomorrow, the winners!
Tuesday, May 05, 2009
Newsweek and George Takei
In 1972, Newsweek magazine figured out that the fans were keeping Star Trek alive.
In 1978, George Takei came to the Oklahoma City Philharmonic Music Hall along with a few episodes and a blooper reel or two. I helped him set up his autograph card table.
Monday, May 04, 2009
Sunday, May 03, 2009
Welome to STAR TREK Month!
This May 2009 I'll be sharing scraps from multiple scrapbooks of growing up with Star Trek.
I was a few weeks away from my 10th birthday when Star Trek premiered on NBC in September, 1966.
This entry is an article from Popular Science's December, 1967 issue.
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