Leeu’s handlers say the 2-year-old Maine Coon has taken to his new role, calling him a “one-take wonder.” His new castmates also praised their new feline costar during the Discovery Star Trek Day preview. Sulu's botanical collection was much more lavish in Johnson's original script, including a plant resembling the face of a Chinese dog, etc. This was eliminated for budgetary reasons, Beauregard remaining the only moving "exotic plant". ( These Are the Voyages: TOS Season One, 1st ed., p. 168) So odd that this has taken this long to come out. For years I fought the notion that it was Victoria Vetri. I never understood that. Didn’t look like her to me. This was so cute! I love Star Trek TOS and cats, so I figured this would be a win-win. It's just a shame that there wasn't more to it. Extremely short.

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In 2017, H&I included "Catspaw" in a list of "eerie, disturbing and downright scary" episodes of the series. The list noted that the episode was written by Robert Bloch, writer of the famous psychological thriller Psycho. [7] a b c Boudoux, Joséphine (22 May 2013). "Jenny Parks, a drawer who transforms cats into superheroes!". Yummypets. yummypets.com . Retrieved 26 February 2018. Pahle, Rebecca (15 May 2013). "Attention, Internet: Artist Has Drawn The Avengers, Loki, Katniss, Batman, and More As Cats". The Mary Sue. The Mary Sue, LLC . Retrieved 21 February 2018. When Nancy Crater first walks into the dig headquarters, Nichelle Nichols' singing from " Charlie X" was briefly dubbed in as Crater's voice. ( citation needed • edit) October 31, 2023 | See The Enterprise In A Space Race From Hell In Preview Of ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds: The Scorpius Run’ #3

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Aboard the Enterprise, McCoy determines that Darnell was not poisoned, and in fact McCoy can find nothing wrong with him at all. When McCoy recalls that Nancy looked younger to him and notes that he could have been looking at her through a romantic haze, Kirk snaps, " How your lost love affects your vision doctor doesn't interest me. I've lost a man. I want to know what killed him." Christine Chapel has no feline counterpart in the book. [19] The Alfa 177 canine, Cyrano Jones, Khan Noonien Singh, Korax, and the mother Horta have appearances. Keep a tight fix on us. If we let out a yell, I want an armed party down there before the echo dies." The preview contains a captain's log recorded solely for the preview: " Captain's log, stardate 1324.1. On Planet M-113 we encounter a killer from a lost world." Interestingly, the stardate is significantly different from those used in the episode. Lovett, Jamie (January 16, 2014). "Superior Spider-Man #27.NOW Preview From Marvel Comics". Comic Book. ComicBook.com . Retrieved September 14, 2016.James Doohan ( Montgomery Scott) does not appear in this episode, but he is briefly heard on Kirk's communicator in dialogue lifted from another episode. The opening and closing theme music composed and arranged by Alexander Courage, utilizing an electric violin, was used for the first nine originally aired episodes. This music was actually recorded during the scoring sessions for "The Man Trap". On home video and syndication versions, note that only " Where No Man Has Gone Before" is correct and contains the original aired end credit music. The next eight, first season episodes, in sequence, video released versions of these first season episodes, incorrectly, substitute the Fred Steiner arranged "cello" end theme music. This music was recorded during "The Man Trap" as the score for " The Corbomite Maneuver", " Balance of Terror", and " What Are Little Girls Made Of?" ( These Are the Voyages: TOS Season One, 1st ed, p. 175). a b c Green, Lucas (21 November 2016). "Cats as Superheroes by Jenny Parks". Vilingstore. vilingstore.com . Retrieved 26 February 2018. a b c d e Hatheway, Cameron (June 12, 2015). "Catvengers, Assemble! The CatConLA Interview With Jenny Parks". Bleeding Cool. Rich Johnston . Retrieved September 14, 2016.