On the TOS bridge, they had these twelve large overhead screens above
the consoles. Usually they were showing just "screen saver" pictures.

Can anyone list the episodes in which those overhead screens were
actually displaying information relevant to the plot of the episode?

Here are the ones I remember:

Corbomite Maneuver: photography being monitored by Spock

Squire of Gothos: "Greetings and Felicitations; Tally Ho"

Patterns of Force: picture of John Gill

Where No Man Has Gone Before: what Mitchell was reading (I think)

The Menagerie: just in footage from the original "Cage" pilot

Any others?

All of these involved the screen above Spock's science station. Were
any of the other screens ever used to display anything significant?

"Steven L." earthlink.net> wrote in message ...

Just off the top of my head...

"Galileo Seven" Lt. Kelowitz reports to Kirk.
"And the Children Shall Lead" replay of planet scenes at end.

GeneK

In article earthlink.com>,
"Steven L." earthlink.net> wrote:

Spock brought up the ESPer bios on them.

On Sun, 07 Sep 2008 13:22:31 -0400, "Steven L."
earthlink.net> wrote:

"Friday's Child", showing the position of the mystery ship.

Brian

Brian Thorn (bthorn64@suddenlink.net) wrote:
: On Sun, 07 Sep 2008 13:22:31 -0400, "Steven L."
: earthlink.net> wrote:

: >Can anyone list the episodes in which those overhead screens were
: >actually displaying information relevant to the plot of the episode?

: >Any others?

: "Friday's Child", showing the position of the mystery ship.

First one I thought of was the opening scene of "Operation: Annihilate"
Spock shows the systems already stricken by mass insanity.

Brad

In article earthlink.com>, Steven L.
earthlink.net> wrote:

In The Galileo 7, didn't one of the crewmen give his report to Kirk
from sickbay over one of the monitors?

Dagger of the Mind, Mc Coy reporting to Kirk with VanGelder on the
diagnostic bed in the background

D.Marrold Bent

post_restante wrote: