Star Trek - TV intro (season 1) (1966)

I like the longer end theme.

I love the concept of ST and TOS is the best by far, however the inflated and predatory ego of Bill Shatner tends to overshadow the sci-fi aspects. (The show may not have been as popular w/o I guess). I'm more a Leonard Nimoy fan.
The space/time warp engine powered by an annihilation reactor comes straight from physicist Robert Lazar. Rumor has it that some info was leaked to Gene Roddenberry from someone in the secret service community. (Roswell N.M) vehicle recovery analysis... FASCINATING!

Kirk might be an action guy but he would go for peace just as much as picard would.

STAR TREK is great

Great new bio (All About Jeffrey Hunter) has dedication to Bill Shatner! Get the bio by assembling:
"createspace" ".com" and "/" and "3383532" and "/"!

"TO BOLDLY GO WHERE NO MAN HAS GONE B4!" haha love it! :D

BEFORE NOT B4 you just dissed it

I remember Frank Blair interviewing Shatner,and Nimoy on NBC during that very hot summer of 1966. They were telling us about how living on a ship in space would be like.

Barbara Walters was working for NBC back then but it was considered inapproiate for a woman to interview men back then.

Frank Blair did the NBC morning news and Weather. Jo Goregola did the sports.

I bet I misspelled Joe's name. Jo was making an apoloby after cursing one morning

I missed out on that by 2 minutes.

Star trek is awesome .
I have a question if anyone knows. How did they special effects: spaceship which fly? wery good effect better from those of XXI age
but in 60. XX????????

The ship was put on a stand and filmed by a camera the moved around it. Then space scenes were "matted" around the ship in editing. This is described in "The Making of Star Trek" by Stephen Whitfield.