ToolPackinMama
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> Blah blah blah.
>
> Blah blah blah.
>
> I still say
>
> 1) TURN ~on~ the lights
> 2) Shave ALL the men...
>
> TOS was brightly lit, brightly colored, and the women were pretty in
> full makeup, the men were shaved, and everybody had great hairstyles.
> Everybody spoke clearly, and really had something cool to say. And
they
> said it with fervor, emoting like crazy! We had action, and laughs,
and
> adventure, and suspense, and racy escapades. Then they left us all
> with something substantive to think about.
>
> That was a great formula. Stick with it.
>
> And if it's not too much trouble, HOW ABOUT A HAPPY ENDING!? You
know,
> where the good guys win, the bad guys lose, and we are all left with
> happy, hopeful, optimistic notions about the future? That kind of
happy
> ending.
>
Of course it was bright and colorful. The sixties style was bright
colors. Also, 1966 was the first year all primtime programming was in
color and series wanted to show it. Hence, lots of reds, blues and
greens.
We're used to colors now (even more for movies). We don't need to see
all the reds and blues. Grays are OK too.
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