Jörg Hillebrand

@gaghyogi49.bsky.social

I ❤️ Star Trek, every incarnation of it. Period. Don't try to read any negativity in my posts - it's simply not there. #StarTrekPicard Research Assistant https://linktr.ee/gaghyogi49

One thing I like about the remastering of #StarTrekTNG is how the Romulan warbird shots now have a uniform hull colour. In "Redemption II" on DVD in SD ⬅️, there are two shots (mere seconds apart) with vastly different hull colours. This is fixed in the remastered HD version ➡️. 1/2

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I like how #StarTrekSNW (and other new #StarTrek shows) keep the tradition alive of re-using everyday 20th/21st century objects, like the transparent garden hose used as an energy conduit/cable in "The Griffin Incident"⬆️. "Who Mourns for Adonais?"⬇️ also features such 20th century circuits + cables.

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The USS Griffin did "its thing" right from the start of #StarTrekSNW's "The Griffin Incident". Notice how pristine the ship looks (after 8 years in a debris field) when it is first discovered by the shuttle crew ⬆️ and how it actually looks at the end of the episode ⬇️ (I pixelated Sam Kirk).

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Both elements of this bridhe shot in #StarTrekTNG's "Redemption II"⬅️ were created for earlier episodes. The frontal shot of the warbird, seen on the viewscreen, comes from "The Mind's Eye"↗️ and the bridge footage, showing ops, conn and the viewscreen, comes from "First Contact"↘️.

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#StarTrekTNG's "Redemption II" (1st row) features the return of a TNG-style Klingon d'k tahg, earlier seen in "Sins of the Father"⬅️↙️ and "The Bonding"➡️. In "Redemption I" (2nd row), a d'k tahg that looks more like the original prop from "Star Trek III: The Search for Spock"↘️ was used.

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The shot of the shuttle launch (part of the #StarTrekSNW opening credits since season 3 and also seen in 4x01, 1st pic) is replaced in "The Griffin Incident" by a dinosaur shot (2nd pic). These are the same sauropods also seen in the previous eoisode (3rd pic). Which species do you think this is? 🤔

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