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William Marshall, who
plays Dr. Richard Daystrom, is the brother of Don Marshall, who
played Lieutenant Boma in
"The Galileo Seven". |
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Barry Russo, who plays Commodore Wesley,
had previously played Lieutenant Commander Giotto in
"The Devil in the Dark". |
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When McCoy, Kirk and Spock come out of the turbolift, McCoy's lips don't move saying "Very funny." |
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McCoy disappears then reappears throughout the scene when Spock and Scotty are trying to disable the M-5. |
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After McCoy sedates Daystrom, the three of them walk out through the sickbay doors and down the hall while the camera stands still in sickbay. Yet the doors don't close. |
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In one scene on the
bridge of the U.S.S. Lexington, the space sensor array wasn't moving. |
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Dr. Leah Brahms from the
"Star Trek: The Next Generation" episodes
"Booby Trap" and
"Galaxy's
Child" was originally envisioned as a descendant of Richard Daystrom,
but when Susan Gibney was cast in the role, the character was
rewritten. |
