It starts with a simple suggestion from a writer: the Enterprise should have different armaments than what was seen in 1966. That kicks off a round of discussions that lead to the designer to bring the idea to life, keeping in mind all the requirements of production. This week, John Eaves returns to The Trek Files to reveal more details about his work on Star Trek.
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7-04 Star Trek Conventions - 1975 - 1976
Star Trek: The Motion Picture call sheets - October 1978
7-02 Business affairs 1975 and lunch notes 1986
7-01 Ralph Senensky
6-24 Star Trek motion picture poll - 1976
6-23 Plato's Stepchildren composers - 1968
6-22 Columbia record memo - 1976
6-21 Wesley Crusher casting - 1987
6-20 Letter to Gerald Fried - June 5, 1968
6-19 Condolence letter from Ronald Reagan - 1991
6-18 - Star Trek Continuing Characters - 1968
6-17 Portraits of American Genius - 1991
6-16 Letter from Gene Roddenberry to Dan Madsen - 1991
6-15 - Journey to Babel story outline - June 23, 1967
6-14 Letter from Gene Roddenberry re: Lincoln Enterprises - ca. 1975
6-13 Conn Position memo - July 23, 1990
6-12 Fan letter to Gene Roddenberry - 1971
6-11 - Plato's Stepchildren production documents - 1968
6-10 Star Trek: The Next Generation distribution list - 1990
6-09 Gene Roddenberry letters to writers - 1959
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