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To inform actors and series writers, Lee Cole prepared a U.S.S. Enterprise Flight Manual as a contin [...]	D
Most of the bridge consoles, designed by Lee Cole, remained from the scrapped television series.	D
This film marked the first appearance of the ridged-forehead Klingons. In Star Trek (1966), Gene Rod [...]	D
The main model of the USS Enterprise was eight feet long, to a scale of 1/120th scale size, or 1 inc [...]	D
Before Into Darkness - Star Trek (2013), this film had the longest running time of any Star Trek mov [...]	D
Walter Koenig noted that the expected sense of camaraderie and euphoria at being assembled for scree [...]	D
When Gene Roddenberry wrote the novel, the Enterprise was portrayed in this film as being above San [...]	D
Serving a more utilitarian function, jumpsuits were the only costumes to have pockets, and were made [...]	D
The character Lieutenant Ilia, played by Persis Khambatta, was also intended as a continuing role on [...]	D
For the civilians of San Francisco, Robert Fletcher decided on a greater freedom in dress. Much of t [...]	D
The crewman that Spock neck-pinches to render unconscious before he takes the spacesuit to go and mi [...]	D
The spa robe that the Ilia probe wears for the remainder of this film has a pattern that is similar [...]	D
Dick Rubin's philosophy as property master was that nearly every actor or extra ought to have someth [...]	D
Had this film aired as a two-hour television series premiere as intended, the episode title would ha [...]	D
This was the first "Star Trek" production since Star Trek: The Counter-Clock Incident (1974) five ye [...]	D
To save money, construction coordinator Gene Kelley struck sets with his own crew immediately after [...]	D
The creation of V'Ger caused problems for the entire production. The crew was dissatisfied with the [...]	D
Marcy Lafferty, who plays Chief DiFalco, was married to William Shatner at the time.	D
While the bridge scenes were shot early, trouble with filming the transporter room scene delayed fur [...]	D
Potential directors included Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, Francis Ford Coppola and Philip Kaufman [...]	D
The first day's shots used 1,650 feet (500 meters) of film; 420 feet (130 meters) were considered "g [...]	D
This film was the last Star Trek release to occur in the 1970s, and the only live-action one to take [...]	D
Italian censorship visa #74854 delivered on 19 March 1980.	D
One version of the movie script had Spock being given a Klingon nemesis played by ToshirÃ´ Mifune.	D
With the approval of Gene Roddenberry, Robert Fletcher fashioned complete backgrounds for the alien [...]	D
According to Walter Koenig, several production personnel and visitors to the set often confused his [...]	D
Chekov's burns sustained in V'Ger's attack were difficult to film. Though the incident took only a f [...]	D
NASA's number sequence for V'Ger (in truth Voyager VI) to transmit its information to planet Earth i [...]	D
In a scene from the 2001 Director's Edition, the Ilia probe comments that carbon units (in this case [...]	D
Despite the production problems, Robert Wise was patient on-set. Bets were placed on when he would f [...]	D
The hardest part for the crew was the scene where the Enterprise descends into V'Ger's layers of clo [...]	D
Stephen Collins has said he was never a huge fan of Star Trek (1966), and viewed his participation i [...]	D
For the Blu-ray release, the producers toyed with the idea of digitally inserting a shot of the NX-0 [...]	D
When Admiral Kirk arrives in San Francisco at Starfleet Headquarters, he lands about where Crissy Fi [...]	D
Grace Lee Whitney recounted in her autobiography that, following a practical joke (which Gene Rodden [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2005 list of 250 movies nominated for AFI's 100 Years o [...]	D
The planet Vulcan setting was created using a mixture of on-location photography at Minerva Hot Spri [...]	D
Derogatory nicknames for this film included "Star Trek: The Motion Sickness", "Star Trek: The Motion [...]	D
The V'Ger set was referred to by the production staff as "the Coliseum" or "the microwave wok". The [...]	D
Two weeks after filming wrapped, the entire cast and crew joined with studio executives for a tradit [...]	D
The images of the interior of the V'Ger cloud were created using airbrush paintings. Lead by animati [...]	D
According to urban legend, images of Darth Vader and Miss Piggy can be seen when Spock travels throu [...]	D
More than one hundred matte paintings were used for this film.	D
WILHELM SCREAM: From a crew member in the engine room who is shocked by V'Ger's first attack on the [...]	D
The film's novelization was the first of the Star Trek Pocket Book novel series. This would also be [...]	D
Persis Khambatta (Ilia) is one of three actors from India to appear in the Star Trek franchise. Othe [...]	D
When Robert Wise signed on to direct, Paramount Studios asked him if he had any objection to using J [...]	D
This film was the basis for McDonald's first Happy Meal movie tie-in promotion (as Star Trek Meals). [...]	D
The amazing popularity of Guerre stellari (1977) had a definite impact on the storyline, pacing and [...]	D
At a lecture at Virginia Tech in 1980, James Doohan told of a deleted scene between him and Ilia. In [...]	D
As all the sound elements such as dubbed lines or background noise came together, they were classifi [...]	D
Harold Michelson based the bridge ceiling on a jet engine fan. Michael Minor built a central bubble [...]	D
The Bally/Midway arcade game Gorf (1981) was originally intended to be a tie-in with Star Trek: The [...]	D
Persis Khambatta was temporarily blinded during the scene in which in her character, Lieutenant Ilia [...]	D
The model of the spacedock office complex (where Admiral Kirk got on the pod with Scotty) was later [...]	D
George Takei described the film's shooting schedule as "astonishingly luxurious", but noted that fre [...]	D
This film received technical consultation from NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory at California Ins [...]	D
In the Blu-ray making-of documentary, there is archival behind the scenes footage of tests for make- [...]	D
It was Gene Roddenberry's idea to have the Vulcans speak their own language. Because the original Vu [...]	D
One of this film's central plot points and dynamics was the relationship between Kirk and Decker aft [...]	D
Almost all of the dialogue in the Enterprise bridge scenes had to be dubbed by the actors in post-pr [...]	D
It was understood in the script, but not stated in this film, that Commander Willard Decker was the [...]	D
Various canisters and cargo containers appear to be suspended by Anti-gravity throughout this film. [...]	D
Although reports of the film's budget vary, even the most conservative estimate put this at five tim [...]	D
The accident of the transporter kills Lt. Commander Sonak and an unnamed female crew member. In the [...]	D
Uhura warns Captain Kirk and the bridge crew that their new navigator (Ilia) is a Deltan because the [...]	D
Marvel Comics did a three-issue adaptation of this film to kick off their new Star Trek comic book s [...]	D
Only after the wrap did Robert Wise check on the visual effects, of which he hadn't even seen a demo [...]	D
Orson Welles narrated trailers for this film. Director Robert Wise was also the editor on Welles' ma [...]	D
George Takei said that after all the various rumors and false reports of a Star Trek revival project [...]	D
One of Gene Roddenberry's initial ideas was a time travel story relating to the assassination of Pre [...]	D
Persis Khambatta's conservative Indian upbringing meant she would not appear nude as called for in t [...]	D
According to Walter Koenig in an interview for the Blu-ray Director's Edition, this film finally cam [...]	D
Originally, the Enterprise corridors were of straight plywood construction reminiscent of the origin [...]	D
The round opening at the front of the original Klingon ships from Star Trek (1966) was originally a [...]	D
Douglas Trumbull wanted the V'Ger cloud to have a specific shape to it - "it couldn't just be a blob [...]	D
In the first appearance of the Epsilon IX space station, the faint communications chatter includes a [...]	D
On account of the need to rebuild sets and models when the production switched from a television ser [...]	D
According to Robert Wise and Jon Povill, the associate producer, the released film was essentially a [...]	D
Leonard Nimoy agreed to appear in this film only after Paramount Studios agreed to a settlement of h [...]	D
The film takes place in 2273.	D
The Enterprise engine room was redesigned while keeping consistent with the theory that the interior [...]	D
The line spoken by Commander Spock: "Any show of resistance would be futile, Captain." is a precurso [...]	D
Yellowstone was selected for Vulcan after filming in Turkish ruins proved to be too expensive. Secur [...]	D
Jerry Goldsmith's famous theme for this film almost did not happen. One of the first scenes Goldsmit [...]	D
The original script for this film was written by Gene Roddenberry and was titled "The God Thing" tho [...]	D
Decker and Ilia served as the basis for Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) characters Riker and T [...]	D
While there had been past films spun off from various television series, this would be the first hig [...]	D
A clear front runner for the best original score Oscar of 1979, the reason for its failure to win is [...]	D
According to an article written by Harlan Ellison, and published in Starlog magazine in 1980, Gene R [...]	D
Director Robert L. Collins, whose background was mostly in television, was hired to direct the two-h [...]	D
Her role as Ilia was the most famous role for former Miss India, Persis Khambatta. Only four years l [...]	D
The decision to abandon the new television series in favor of a theatrical film was made in August 1 [...]	D
DeForest Kelley's dressing room was next to Stephen Collins', and the older actor became his mentor [...]	D
The "Klingon Theme" music is introduced for the first time in this film when the Klingons encounter [...]	D
This film and The Black Hole - Il buco nero (1979) (released 13 days later) were the last two Hollyw [...]	D
Just before the Epsilon IX station is destroyed by V'Ger, Commander Branch (David Gautreaux) mention [...]	D
A variety of field jackets, leisure wear, and spacesuits were created for this film. As these parts [...]	D
The computer console explosion that causes the transporter malfunction was simulated using brillo pa [...]	D
This film marks the first time safety restraining devices are shown on the bridge. Leg restraints an [...]	D
Although the 'pajama' style uniforms were never worn by the main actors again, they were reused for [...]	D
Persis Khambatta was originally cast when this film was a television pilot. She took the role even a [...]	D
Paramount Studios announced on June 17, 1977 that they would be creating a new television network (w [...]	D
According to Jon Povill, each night after filming Robert Wise would drink a glass of straight vodka [...]	D
The rec-deck briefing was filmed to finally show the entire crew complement of the Enterprise, somet [...]	D
The scenes of Admiral Kirk and Scott approaching the Enterprise in drydock spanned two pages of scri [...]	D
Persis Khambatta became very emotional about having her head shaved for her role. She kept her shorn [...]	D
For most of the filming, the production was a closed set, with great measures taken to maintain the [...]	D
The last week of production was fraught with issues. Red gel lights appeared orange upon reviewing t [...]	D
While the cast departed to work on other projects, the post-production team was tasked with finalizi [...]	D
The final cost for constructing the sets ran at approximately $1.99 million, not counting additional [...]	D
The scenes at Starfleet Command in San Francisco mark the first time in the Star Trek franchise that [...]	D
Leonard Nimoy had been dissatisfied with unpaid royalties from Star Trek (1966) and did not intend t [...]	D
According to William Shatner in Star Trek 25th Anniversary Special (1991), potential directors inclu [...]	D
For the science station, two consoles were rigged for hydraulic operation so that they could be roll [...]	D
The new phaser was entirely self-contained, with its own circuitry, batteries, and four blinking lig [...]	D
For the 2001 Director's Edition, Robert Wise received permission and a budget to complete this film [...]	D
The V'Ger prop was so large, and involved so much work, that one end of it was being used in scenes [...]	D
During the entire course of the film, the Enterprise only fires her weapons once - a photon torpedo [...]	D
In the episode Enterprise: Borderland (2004), the character Persis (played by Abby Brammell) was nam [...]	D
Gene Roddenberry so loved the main theme from the score that he reused this for Star Trek: The Next [...]	D
Before production, Gene Roddenberry joked that he wanted Richard Burton for the role of Captain Kirk [...]	D
The original version of the "Space Walk" sequence had both Spock and Captain Kirk travelling through [...]	D
Measuring four feet x ten feet x six feet (1.22 meters x 3.05 meters x 1.83 meters), the Enterprise' [...]	D
The recreation deck occupied an entire soundstage, dwarfing the small room built for the planned tel [...]	D
On the first day of shooting, a few ad-libbed ceremonies were performed before the cameras rolled. G [...]	D
The communicators were radically altered, as by the 1970s, the micro-miniaturization of electronics [...]	D
In his special Leonard Nimoy: Star Trek Memories (1984), Leonard Nimoy spoke briefly about this film [...]	D
The Ilia probe refers to humans as "carbon-based units". Although nearly all human biochemistry is c [...]	D
Post-production went on right up until the day before the film's world premiere. Because time was so [...]	D
Potential writers included Edward Anhalt, James Goldman, Francis Ford Coppola, George Lucas, Ernest [...]	D
An Italian shoemaker decorated by the Italian government for making Gucci shoes was tasked with crea [...]	D
On account of the fact that this film was essentially unfinished when it first premiered, Paramount [...]	D
Owing to the rush to complete this film, it was never screened before test audiences, something Robe [...]	D
In 1983, Milton Bradley planned to release a video game adaptation of this film for the Atari 2600. [...]	D
Paramount Home Video VHS packages incorrectly listed this film as having been released in 1980, rath [...]	D
On the last day of shooting, one scene was left to be filmed - the climactic fusing of Decker and V' [...]	D
Spock was originally not in this film because Leonard Nimoy was pursuing stage work and other roles [...]	D
Billy Van Zandt was listed in the credits as simply "Boy Alien". Robert Fletcher in "The Making of S [...]	D
DeForest Kelley had reservations with the movie script, feeling that the characters and relationship [...]	D
Gene Roddenberry provided a large amount of input, sending memos to Todd Ramsay via Robert Wise with [...]	D
James Doohan's twin sons, Montgomery Doohan and Christopher Doohan, appear as extras in this film.	D
Lieutenant Pavel Chekov (Walter Koenig) was originally going to be killed by an exploding console du [...]	D
This is the first appearance of Tom Morga in Star Trek movies and television series. In this movie, [...]	D
This is the only film of the franchise to be rated G by the Motion Picture Association of America. T [...]	D
Some of the clothing worn by the aliens in this film (seen at Starfleet Headquarters) was made from [...]	D
Fred Phillips saved Leonard Nimoy's ear molds from Star Trek (1966). They were put back into use whe [...]	D
Edna Glover's scene as the Vulcan Kolinahr Master was filmed with her speaking English. Only later w [...]	D
Jerry Goldsmith's initial bombastic main theme reminded Todd Ramsay and Robert Wise of ancient saili [...]	D
According to Stephen Collins, nearly every new, up and coming actor at the time was considered for t [...]	D
When this film was announced, many synthesizer artists submitted demo tapes to Paramount Studios. To [...]	D
Gene Roddenberry desperately wanted screenplay credit for himself on this film. He had written an ea [...]	D
Jerry Goldsmith's Academy Award-nominated score featured a special musical instrument called the 'Bl [...]	D
The film's plot about the NASA probe Voyager (V'Ger) returning to Earth to look for its creator was [...]	D
Walter M. Jefferies, who had been the production designer on Star Trek (1966), and therefore respons [...]	D
In this film, Mark Lenard plays the Klingon captain. This is the third alien species in the Star Tre [...]	D
When asked during a March 1978 press conference about what it would be like to reprise his role, Wil [...]	D
Although V'Ger turns out to be the sixth probe of the Voyager series, in reality only two were creat [...]	D
Although the existence of a Klingon language was confirmed in Star Trek: The Trouble with Tribbles ( [...]	D
During the scene with the three Klingon battle cruisers, the command ship is named "Amar", which has [...]	D
This film takes place four years after Star Trek: Turnabout Intruder (1969), the final episode of th [...]	D
Nichelle Nichols noted in her autobiography that she was one of the actresses most opposed to the ne [...]	D
Much of the recording equipment used to create the film's intricately complicated sound effects was, [...]	D
Gene Roddenberry had first proposed a Star Trek feature at the 1968 World Science Fiction Convention [...]	D
During the scene on Vulcan, when Spock's thoughts are shared with the Kohlinahr Master, he mouths th [...]	D
The film's soundtrack provided a debut for the Blaster Beam, an electronic instrument twelve to fift [...]	D
The voice of actress Majel Barrett, who plays Dr. Christine Chapel (as well as other roles including [...]	D
When Admiral Kirk's air shuttle flies along the Golden Gate Bridge heading for Starfleet Headquarter [...]	D
The recorder-tranceiver jewel on the Ilia mechanism always glows red except when she remembers more [...]	D
The uniforms that appear in this film never again appear in any other Star Trek episode or movie. Wh [...]	D
Decker recalls that "Voyager VI disappeared into what they used to call a black hole. It must have e [...]	D
In the Blu-ray making-of documentary, William Shatner says that at the time they were filming, there [...]	D
Gene Roddenberry firmly believed that throwaway clothes were the future of the industry, and this id [...]	D
Another theory put forth on the Star Trek convention circuit as to the new look of the Klingons was [...]	D
When the Enterprise first encounters the wormhole and starts shaking, there is a subtle close-up of [...]	D
Robert Wise was convinced to accept the position as director by his wife Millicent, who was a huge f [...]	D
Apart from this film, Robert Wise was also widely known for directing the musicals Tutti insieme app [...]	D
The transporter had originally been developed for the television series as a matter of convenience; [...]	D
In the years since her appearances in the first season of the original series, Grace Lee Whitney (Ye [...]	D
Visual effects supervisor Douglas Trumbull claims that although the models built for this film were [...]	D
The movie script received constant input from the producers and from William Shatner and Leonard Nim [...]	D
The producers and the cast were very worried about their appearances after being away from Star Trek [...]	D
The original designer of Spock's Vulcan ears, Fred B. Phillips produced his 2000th Spock ear during [...]	D
William Shatner, who saw the completed film for the first time at the world premiere, was struck by [...]	D
One scene required the Ilia probe to slice through a steel door in the sickbay; doors made out of pa [...]	D
The interior of the V'Ger entity (after the exterior cloud cover) was conceived and designed by Syd [...]	D
The cast hated the uniforms, which required assistance in order to be removed (in particular, Willia [...]	D
The first utterance of the phrase "resistance is futile" in the Star Trek franchise. See quotes.	D
In the film's novelization by Gene Roddenberry, when the shuttle arrives with Admiral Kirk in San Fr [...]	D
Most of the props were made from plastic, as Dick Rubin thought that in the future man-made material [...]	D
Leonard Nimoy declined to return as Spock for the series, so a new Vulcan character called Lieutenan [...]	D
Persis Khambatta, who plays the role of Ilia, is from India and a former beauty pageant winner. She [...]	D
Jerry Goldsmith scored this film over a period of three to four months, a relatively relaxed schedul [...]	D
A longtime fan of Star Trek (1966), sound designer Frank Serafine was invited to create the sound ef [...]	D
Many of the props were updated designs of items previously seen on the television series, such as ph [...]	D
In 1979, Bally Midway Manufacturing started development on a tie-in video arcade game to cash in on [...]	D
On the first shot of the bridge, the Asian woman in the all white jumpsuit is Momo Yashima, she is t [...]	D
Jerry Goldsmith was influenced by the style of the romantic, sweeping music of Guerre stellari (1977 [...]	D
The theme from the television series is heard three times in this film. Each time it is used, it is [...]	D
According to David Gerrold's "The World of Star Trek" (1984 updated edition), a blooper occurred in [...]	D
The wattage of the light bulbs beneath the plastic console buttons was reduced from 25 watts to six [...]	D
The television series was to have three new regular characters. Paramount Studios was concerned that [...]	D
Throughout production, this film used eleven of Paramount Studios' thirty-two sound stages, more tha [...]	D
Stephen Collins, who plays Commander Willard Decker, was the star of the television series Settimo c [...]	D
Gene Roddenberry and Harold Livingston feuded throughout production. This directly states where Leon [...]	D
William Shatner was wearing a corset during production of this film, the lines of which were often v [...]	D
The long-range shuttle carrying Spock has Vulcan lettering on the top of the side of the craft, and [...]	D
After Star Trek (1966) proved a success in syndication, Paramount Studios became interested in makin [...]	D
James Doohan also devised the Vulcan words heard during the Kolinahr sequence. The scenes were origi [...]	D
The upswept Vulcan eyebrows needed to be applied hair by hair for proper detail, and this took Leona [...]	D
The original series' theme by Alexander Courage can be heard briefly during Captain Kirk's log entry [...]	D
According to William Shatner, the script was constantly being rewritten, to the extent that the cast [...]	D
During the rewrite of the final scenes, the studio executives clashed with Gene Roddenberry about th [...]	D
David Gerrold: Among the extras in the crew briefing sequence was the author of Star Trek: The Troub [...]	D
In this film, V'Ger is actually NASA's Voyager VI that got sucked into a black hole and ended up on [...]	D
John Dykstra and Apogee created three models to stand in for the Epsilon IX station. A 6 by 3.5 foot [...]	D
Three years before this film's release, Gene Roddenberry had come up with an idea for a new science [...]	D
According to the Guinness Book of Records, at the time of its release, this was the most expensive f [...]	D
Robert Wise previously directed West Side Story (1961) and Tutti insieme appassionatamente (1965). T [...]	D
The rush to finish the rest of this film impacted the score. The final recording session finished on [...]	D
When Lieutenant Ilia comes aboard the bridge and states "My oath of celibacy is on record, Captain", [...]	D
Writer's Guild rules specified that Jon Povill could have received a "story by" credit for his contr [...]	D
In the scene where Admiral Kirk (William Shatner) asks Commander Decker (Stephen Collins) if he has [...]	D
200 communicators were fashioned, but only a few were the $3,500 top models, used for close-ups of t [...]	D
As times had changed, with their bright reds, blues, greens and golds, the Starfleet uniforms had to [...]	D
Gene Roddenberry wanted Alan Dean Foster to write the final script for this film, but Harold Livings [...]	D
Special effects supervisor Alex Weldon was planning on retiring after 42 years of effects work, but [...]	D
Uhura's communications earpieces are the only original props from Star Trek (1966). They were dug ou [...]	D
In a July 2019 interview with TrekMovie.com, special effects veteran Douglas Trumbull was asked if h [...]	D
The first and only film in the Star Trek movie franchise to have an overture before the opening cred [...]	D
As Spock mind-melds with the sensor, the projected images are of the Epsilon space station, Klingons [...]	D
The plot of this film is essentially the same as the plot of Rotta verso la Terra (1986). Hyper-adva [...]	D
Bjo Trimble: One of the extras during the briefing scene is the woman who spearheaded the letter-wri [...]	D
When Captain Kirk addresses the crew before launching, many of the extras were noted Star Trek fans, [...]	D
Three types of uniforms were fabricated: dress uniforms used for special occasions, Class A uniforms [...]	D
The first time in the Star Trek canon that Yeoman Rand and Ensign Chekov have appeared together. In [...]	D
Gene Roddenberry had asked his wife Majel Barrett (Christine Chapel) if she would don fur and a tail [...]	D
William Ware Theiss, the designer who created the original television series costumes, was too busy [...]	D
The actors found working on this film frustrating, as they thought they were going to play character [...]	D
Originally, Captain Kirk was supposed to receive the V'Ger mission assignment in Admiral Nogura's of [...]	D
This film was one of only a few Hollywood productions, and also one of the last along with The Black [...]	D
The seats on the bridge were covered in girdle material, used because of its stretching capacity and [...]	D
When Admiral Kirk beams up to geo-stationary orbit, it is the office level of the San Francisco dock [...]	D
The torpedo effects were simulated by shooting a laser through a piece of crystal mounted on a rotat [...]	D
In the original version of this story, "In Thy Image", Captain Dylan Hunt goes up into space to conf [...]	D
At the film's ending, it is revealed V'Ger is in real life Voyager VI, a space probe launched by NAS [...]	D
Aside from control interfaces, the bridge set was populated with monitors looping animations. Each o [...]	D
Given his unfamiliarity with the source material, Robert Wise relied on the actors, especially Willi [...]	D
Paramount Studios was originally going to reboot Star Trek as a television series called "Star Trek: [...]	D

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When the Enterprise reaches Warp 7, the screen shows the "coming out of warp" effect. The Enterprise [...]	D
Immediately before Spock walks out of the shuttle onto the Enterprise, there is an announcement whic [...]	D
In several shots of the Enterprise throughout, we plainly see a pair of phaser turrets just below "U [...]	D
When Spock's shuttle is seen docking with the Enterprise from the observation deck, the star field m [...]	D
Kirk's spacesuit when he makes the EVA to rescue Spock.	D
Obvious stunt double for Spock during his fall on the bridge when the V'ger probe zaps him.	D
In the original version, Spock's first scene shows him squinting into bright sunshine - preceded by [...]	D
When Spock puts the nerve pinch on the man in charge of the suit lockers, the thruster suits in the [...]	D
When Spock is doing his EVA into the interior of V'ger, the reflection we see in the visor of his sp [...]	D
When V'Ger's energy probe is on the Enterprise's bridge, there is a mismatch between the sides of th [...]	D
When the ship is leaving space dock, multiple, large dirt marks are present on the camera lens.	D
V'ger turns out to be "Voyager 6" because the "oya" and "6" are covered in dirt. V'ger would not kno [...]	D
The entire twist of the plot centers around "V-Ger" actually being "Voyager," as demonstrated by the [...]	D
William Shatner wore a girdle (corset) during the production as he had gained weight in the years si [...]	D
As the travel pod flies by to dock with Enterprise, it is shown passing in front of a light beam tha [...]	D
When the transporters are activated, the column of colored light depicting the "transporter beam" is [...]	D
Spock damages his console pretty badly when he bashes the V'Ger probe's "hand". A few minutes later, [...]	D
When Spock is greeted by Dr. McCoy for the first time in years, he reacts with visible revulsion and [...]	D
V'ger is 3 days away from Earth so V'ger would need to traveling many, many times the speed of light [...]	D
In between being seen on the bridge and being put in the sick bay Spock's sideburns have grown in le [...]	D
When the Klingon ships encounter the Intruder the Klingon captain of the Amar (Mark Lenard) is seate [...]	D
When the Enterprise is departing from Earth the Sun is seen to rise above the Earth. However sunrise [...]	D
SPOILER: Even several hundred years from now, when the film takes place, all of the Voyager probes w [...]	D
As Kirk, Decker, Spock, McCoy, and Ilia Probe begin their journey to the V'Ger satellite, you can cl [...]	D
In the shot where the V'ger probe disintegrates Ilia, Kirk and Spock appear frozen in place because [...]	D
When the V'Ger probe first comes onto the bridge, the portion of the set around the probe appears to [...]	D
As Spock arrives on the Enterprise, he's met by Chekov and a security officer, and Spock immediately [...]	D
When the transport shuttle arrives to deliver Spock, it's shown arriving along the starboard side of [...]	D
When the Enterprise was in the wormhole, an asteroid was pulled in with it. They had to destroy the [...]	D
Shortly after two crew members are killed in the transporter, a comical moment comes along when McCo [...]	D
After V'Ger destroys the Klingon ships, comm station Epsilon IX continues to receive a view of V'Ger [...]	D
Kirk's style of helmet for the EVA. (1983 TV/VHS Special Longer Version only.)	D
As the bridge crew is watching the orifice beginning to open from the view screen, a quick cut from [...]	D
When the Ilia-probe first breaks through the sickbay door, the top part comes undone from the frame. [...]	D
When the Enterprise moves out of the spacedock, the bracing used to hold the model can be seen silho [...]	D
When Kirk first comes on board Enterprise he is called "Admiral," and then "Captain" a few seconds l [...]	D
Spock's sideburns are squared at the bottom when he is lying on the diagnostic bed.	D
When the USS Enterprise is seen leaving spacedock bound for V'ger, the Earth is shown in the backgro [...]	D
Even if it is assumed that the advanced machine race named the probe "V'Ger" based on the letters on [...]	D
When flying past Jupiter, three consecutive shots of Jupiter and its moons are shown. The first and [...]	D
Colors of bands on the sleeves of Spock and McCoy's uniforms upon return to the Enterprise after mee [...]	D
Set rigging when Kirk makes the EVA to rescue Spock. (1983 TV/VHS Special Longer Version only.)	D
As Kirk exits the shuttle at Starfleet Headquarters, immediately before he first sees Commander Sona [...]	D
As Enterprise moves out of space dock, the space dock lights directly behind her photon torpedo laun [...]	D
In the message from Epsilon 9, it is stated that the V'Ger cloud measures 82 AU in diameter. 1 AU (a [...]	D
When Kirk rescues Spock during the spacewalk outside of the entrance to V'ger, an unconscious Spock [...]	D
When Spock ejects his thruster pack during the space walk, the initial shot from behind shows it rot [...]	D
Around 36:30, Decker says how long it should take to reach the intruder and Ilia agrees. Then there [...]	D
AS we look through the window of the Floating Office Complex from the outside, there is no Travel Po [...]	D
In Star Trek: The Man Trap, Spock says that the planet Vulcan has no Moon. But while Spock is medita [...]	D
Early in the movie the crew is concerned about using warp drive while inside the solar system. At th [...]	D
In several shots of the Enterprise, travel pods, and various other exterior shots, there are lights [...]	D
Kirk's hairstyle changes in nearly every scene.	D
Edna Glover's scene as the Vulcan Kholinahr Master was filmed with her speaking English. Only later [...]	D
Near the beginning of the movie Kirk tells Scotty "...an alien object of unbelievable destructive po [...]	D
Position of Dr. Chapel's hand and medical instrument on the pillow when Spock is lying on the medica [...]	D
Lt. Ilia's position when Chekov burns his hand.	D

Frase

[in Vulcan] Vulcan master: Our ancestors cast out [...]	D
Lieutenant Commander Nyota Uhura: It could hold a [...]	D
Lieutenant Commander Nyota Uhura: Captain, our fin [...]	D
Lt. Ilia: [bumping into Will after his conversatio [...]	D
Commander Leonard 'Bones' McCoy, M.D.: [Walking up [...]	D
Captain James T. Kirk: Spock. Commander Spock: Ji [...]	D
Captain James T. Kirk: Well, Bones. Do the new med [...]	D
Spock: [49:17] Permission to come aboard Lt. Pave [...]	D
Captain James T. Kirk: Let's take a look. Full sen [...]	D
Commander Willard Decker: We all create God in our [...]	D
Commander Leonard 'Bones' McCoy, M.D.: [referring [...]	D
[after Spock comments that, mentally, V'ger is a c [...]	D
Cmdr. Montgomery "Scotty" Scott: The crew hasn't h [...]	D
Captain James T. Kirk: Engineering, stand by for w [...]	D
Commander Spock: V'Ger must evolve. Its knowledge [...]	D
[a transporter accident has just occurred] Transp [...]	D
[Kirk apologizes for assuming command over Captain [...]	D
Lt. Pavel Chekov: No casualties reported, Doctor. [...]	D
Captain James T. Kirk: All right, explanation. Why [...]	D
Commander Leonard 'Bones' McCoy, M.D.: Well Jim... [...]	D
Captain James T. Kirk: Yeoman, what was the proble [...]	D
Commander Leonard 'Bones' McCoy, M.D.: Jim, we're [...]	D
Captain James T. Kirk: Damn it, Bones, I need you. [...]	D
Commander Willard Decker: [1:17:57] Captain, a max [...]	D
[Decker announces his intention to merge with V'ge [...]	D
[last lines] Captain James T. Kirk: Out there. Th [...]	D
Commander Leonard 'Bones' McCoy, M.D.: [V'ger bega [...]	D
Leonard 'Bones' McCoy, M.D.: Well, it's been a lon [...]	D
Commander Willard Decker: All due respect, sir, I [...]	D
[the alien probe has taken Ilia] Commander Willar [...]	D
Commander Spock: Any show of resistance would be f [...]	D
Commander Willard Decker: [1:19:01] Why bring us i [...]	D
Decker: I'm sure the Captain didn't mean anything [...]	D
Commander Leonard 'Bones' McCoy, M.D.: Spock, you [...]	D
Captain James T. Kirk: [33:14] Well, for a man who [...]	D
Lieutenant Commander Nyota Uhura: Interrogative fr [...]	D
Commander Willard Decker: [shouting] Don't interfe [...]	D
Lt. Ilia: [Ilia the probe] You are the Kirk Unit. [...]	D
Captain James T. Kirk: Mr. Scott, an alien object [...]	D
Commander Spock: Jim... This... simple feeling is [...]	D
[last lines] Chief DiFalco: Heading, sir? Captai [...]	D
[Kirk has just gotten command back of the Enterpri [...]	D
Captain James T. Kirk: Make your point, Doctor. D [...]	D
Captain James T. Kirk: We have to replace Commande [...]	D
Captain James T. Kirk: [45:09] You saved the ship. [...]	D
Commander Willard Decker: V'ger... expects an answ [...]	D
Captain James T. Kirk: Mr. Scott! Shall we give th [...]	D
[the crew realise that V'ger wishes to physically [...]	D
[Kirk sees Spock crying for V'ger] Commander Spoc [...]	D
[first lines] Klingon captain: [giving an order i [...]	D
Captain James T. Kirk: Where is Lieutenant Ilia? [...]	D
Captain James T. Kirk: Evaluation, Mr. Spock. Spo [...]	D
[the Ilia-probe sees Decker for the first time] L [...]	D
Lt. Ilia: My oath of celibacy is on record, Captai [...]	D

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