In this close-up of the El-Adrel IV monster in #StarTrekTNG's "Darmok", a utility pole and a chimney can be seen on the right. The beast at El-Adrel IV. It likes fast internet... ;-)

Bill Wolkoff has kindly shared this image of the mask used for M'Ress in #StarTrekSNW's "Tomorrow's Enterprise" at Threads. So you can see it was a practical effect. 👌

Today, I watched #StarTrekSNW's "Tomorrow's Enterprise", and I saw this Uhura ↖️ and this one ↗️ and this one ↙️ and this one ↘️. I saw the Uhura that Martin Luther King saw with his family and the one Whoopi Goldberg and Mae Jemison saw as little girls. It was beautiful! Thank you Nichelle Nichols and Celia Rose Gooding!

I was able to translate the menu, briefly seen in the restaurant/bar on Mat'aar XII in #StarTrekSNW's "A Case of Chiaroscuro". It contains some spelling mistakes (fixed) and as you can see, several familiar c/mocktails are available in the bar. :-) Here's how I managed to decipher the text: 1/8

My friend Timo and I are currently rewatching every single #Columbo episode and I'm always on the lookout for #StarTrek connections. Today, it was time for the second Shatner outing, "Butterfly in Shades of Grey" from 1994. Well, I got my reference! 😊 Apart from the obvious casting parallels...1/2

We've heard the classic "It's green" exchange three times now on #StarTrek and each time, Scotty was involved. Here are the classic moments from #StarTrekTOS' "By Any Other Name", #StarTrekTNG's "Relics" and #StarTrekSNW's "Human Best Friend". :-)

The sequencer is a familiar tool seen in several #StarTrekTNG episodes like "The Mind's Eye"↖️, "Datalore"↗️ and "In Theory"↘️. It originates in "Star Trek III: The Search for Spock"↙️, however, and was then modified slightly for the re-use in the 24th century on #TNG.