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Paramount Home Entertainment, of course, has issued something that cleaves cleanly to the Trekkie Pleasure Center of my tiny brain. Star Trek: The Complete First Season on Blu-Ray reminds us again and again why so many fell so deeply in love with the show so quickly.
This set may mark the first time that a series not originally broadcast in HD has been made available in Blu-ray.
The stations here in Los Angeles never transmitted these episodes in HD, which I gather was the case in most of the nation. Also, the broadcast outlets didn’t show the full 50-minute versions of these episodes.
All the space exteriors have been replaced with eye-popping HD CGI (they fetishize the Enterprise with crazily detailed “rivet-scraping” shots that seem almost to bounce a camera lens off the ship’s hull. A lot of the more dated not-space shots have been augmented with CGI (and live-action). This restorative work is not the work of uncaring technicians; it is the work of true believers, and you can feel the love pouring out of every frame.
It all serves as a spectacular excuse to revisit the episodes. One forgets how well-written they were. The great lines those old writers, many of whom made their names in pulp magazines and TV westerns, stuck in Dr. McCoy’s mouth. How beautiful were Matt Jeffries’ futuristic set designs and Alex Courage’s stirring and iconic score?
Strange now to revisit these early episodes and see how unformed the “Star Trek” universe was. Spock is a “Vulcanian.” In the Kirk segments of “The Menagerie,” Scotty isn’t third-in-command; it’s some dude named “Hanson.” In “The Galileo Seven,” nobody seems to know they work for the Federation yet. Starfleet is known as “The United Earth Space Probe Agency.”
NBC loosed a horny teen god upon Janice Rand in “Charlie X.” The next week presented Gary Lockwood, two years before Dr. Frank Poole and “2001,” as god-crewman Gary Mitchell in “Where No Man Has Gone Before.” (Harry says he doesn’t remember Mitchell, who had major history with Kirk, in the next “Star Trek” movie.) What else do we get with season one?
The first of many Kirk doppelgangers in “The Enemy Within.” The introduction of Harry Mudd in episode six. The second Kirk doppleganger and Ted Cassidy as the disturbing “much superior” giant android Ruk in “What Are Little Girls Made Of?” “True Grit’s” Kim Darby as Miri and her army of “grup” haters. “Dagger of the Mind,” with the third Kirk doppelganger. Clint Howard as Balok, laughing relisher of Tranya in “The Corbomite Maneuver.” The virile and broken Captain Christopher Pikes in “The Menagerie.” Our first glimpse of the Romulans in “Balance of Terror.” Finnegan bullying “plebe” Kirk in “Shore Leave.”
Spock proving himself to an African-American underling in “The Galileo Seven.” Proto-Q god-child Trelane in “The Squire of Gothos.” The swift and merciful Gorn (now with blinking eyes!) from “Arena.”
Kirk and Spock’s first of many encounters with the 20th century in “Tomorrow is Yesterday.” “Court Martial,” with Bones McCoy and his giant heartbeat-eliminating microphone. The confused and festival-loving monks of “Return of the Archons” and its 6,000-year-old ruler Landru. “Space Seed,” an episode that requires no introduction. “A Taste of Armageddon,” a “Fail Safe” sequel of sorts in which Kirk makes nuclear war much less efficient. “This Side of Paradise” (not to be confused with the Mirimanee-centric “The Paradise Syndrome”) in which Kirk insults a blissed-out Spock by calling Ambassador Sarek of Vulcan a “computer” and Amanda Greyson “an encyclopedia.” Spock melding with the silicon mom (“The children!!”) in “Devil in the Dark.”
“Errand of Mercy,” which introduced both the swarthy Klingons and the pitiful Organians. “The Alternative Factor,” which demonstrated how shitty “Star Trek” could be, was followed by “The City on the Edge of Forever,” the best “Star Trek” episode ever. The first season concluded with “Operation – Annihilate!” featuring the giant, clingy, flying amoebas that sipped Kirk’s brother to death. (I forget to ask Harry if Kirk’s brother is in the movie!)
If you know a Trekkie or a Trekker with an Blu-ray player, buy him this set. Watch his or her eyes roll into the back of his or her head.
On to the extras:
Starfleet Access
In terms of extras, the big draw is probably the Starfleet Access feature on six of the first-season episodes, namely:
* Where No Man Has Gone Before
* The Menagerie, Part 1
* The Menagerie, Part 2
* The Galileo Seven
* Space Seed, and
* Errand of Mercy
These are essentially picture-in-picture features that gather together creators and fans to offer (mostly) scene-specific commentaries. Especially fun are the split-screens comparing the old 1960s shots with the 21st century versions. Participating in these new video commentaries:
* Harve Bennett, “Star Trek II” producer
* Paul Carr, pilot actor
* Doug Drexler, “Battlestar Galactica” visual effects supervisor
* D.C. Fontana, original series writer
* David Gerrold, original series writer
* Robert Justman, original series producer
* Sally Kellerman, pilot guest-star
* Harry Knowles, aintitcool.com mastermind
* Walter Koenig, actor
* Gary Lockwood, pilot guest-star
* Nichelle Nichols, actress
* Michael & Denise Okuda, HD-DVD producers
* Garfield & Judith Reeves-Stevens, Trek novelists/ screenwriters
* David Rossi, HD-DVD producer
* Herb Solow, original series production exec
* George Takei, actor
* John & Bjo Trimble, Trek experts
* Grace Lee Whitney, actress
Learn that Gary Lockwood already knew he was doing Kubrick’s “2001” when he booked the “Trek” pilot. Learn that Gene Roddenberry commissioned a second title theme for “Trek’s” second pilot, but nobody liked it as much, so they went back to the now-familiar original title-theme for the series. Learn that the same planet set served as both Talos IV (in the first pilot) and Delta Vega (in the second pilot). Learn that a fan poll favored changing the “R” to a “T” on Kirk’s gravestone, but the HD-DVD producers lacked the resources to make the fix. Learn why HD-DVD producers decided not to fill the skies above Starbase 11 (where broken-Pike lived) with lots of spacecraft. Learn that it took six weeks to remake the single brief shot zooming into Pike’s bridge. Learn that the HD-DVD producers wanted to redesign the clunky “Balance of Terror” Neutral-Zone map, but ran out of time before they could. Learn that Michael Okuda thinks everybody trying to be very very quiet in “Balance of Terror” makes zero sense because the vacuum of space doesn’t carry sound waves. Learn that half of “Star Trek’s” first-season episodes were written before shooting began. Learn that the name “Uhura” came from the title of a book Nichelle Nichols was carrying when she met Roddenberry. Learn that though the Klingons were introduced in season one, their ships were not designed until season three. Learn that film critic Pauline Kael loved “Space Seed.”
A complaint: The picture-in-picture elements, borrowed from the HD-DVD set, are cropped in a shockingly clumsy manner, often cropping the text graphics so that, for example, series writer D.C. Fontana is identified as C. Fontana.
A bigger complaint: Supplemental material used for the “The Galileo Seven” on the HD-DVD is inexplicably not included here. So we don’t get to learn, among many other things, that Phyllis Douglas, who plays superhot Yeoman Mears in “Galileo Seven,” played Rhett Butler’s daughter in “Gone With The Wind” and a hippie chick in “The Way To Eden.”
DOCUMENTARIES.
The Blu-ray edition contains some of the documentaries found on the first-season DVD set and the first-season HD-DVD set:
* The Birth of a Timeless Legacy
* Life Beyond Trek: William Shatner
* To Boldly Go...Season One
* Reflections on Spock
* Sci-Fi Visionaries
* Kiss & Tell: Romance in the 24th Century
Missing, however, are two documentaries on the DVD and HD-DVD sets:
* Trek Connections
* Star Trek: Beyond the Final Frontier
The Blu-ray edition does contain two docs found earlier on the HD-DVD edition:
* Spacelift: Transporting Trek into the 21st Century
* Billy Blackburn's Treasure Chest: Rare Home Movies and Special Memories
OTHER.
INTERACTIVE ENTERPRISE TOUR. Viewers are situated in a simulated shuttlecraft and get to hover over various parts of the Enterprise’s exterior, including its bridge, phaser banks, main sensor, impulse engines, warp nacelles and intercoolers.
The transporter-room-themed menus on the HD-DVD edition have been replaced with new main-viewscreen-themed menus. These and the physical packaging and are likely the only truly new elements attending the Blu-ray edition.
I didn’t know from the X-Men before I saw the first animated “X-Men,” which arrives today on Volume One and Volume Two. I found myself absolutely gobsmacked by the enormity of its cast and the complexity of its storylines, cobbled together from Chris Claremont’s ‘70s and ‘80s funnybooks. This series led me to seek out the old comics (amazing!) and start reading the new ones (not as amazing). Imagine my shock at how minor a character Julilee turned out to be in the print version!
These first two volumes combined cover about half of the series’ five-season run, so presumably volumes three and four will be along soon.
Buena Vista’s PR firm sent along lovely clippage:
Juggernaut (Vol. 1)
Wolverine vs. Morph (Vol. 1)
Swampland (Vol. 2)
Sinister (Vol. 2)
Mission: Impossible’s sixth season was the one that introduced me to the show. In the season opener they blind Jim Phelps so he can convincingly impersonate a blind man. Freaked me out. In the second episode the team convinces a mobster he’s been transported back to 1937. In episode nine, a secret agent is led to believe a foreign power has taken over the United States. In the season finale a gunshot wound gives Jim amnesia in the middle of a mission. The portrait of fabulous new cast member Linda Day George that adorns the cover somehow renders her impossibly ugly.
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