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From: ables@mcc-db.UUCP (King Ables)
Newsgroups: net.startrek
Subject: Re: Re: Star Trek sounds
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Date: Thu, 23-May-85 10:46:41 EDT
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[Beam me up Scotty, everybody down here uses VMS]

> 	I saw an episode of THE TWILIGHT ZONE which started with two astronauts
> in a very bad rocket/capsul/spaceship thing that made Star Trek bridge noises.

You DO realize (don't you?) that it's actually STAR TREK that used TWILIGHT
ZONE spaceship noises for bridge sound effects? :-) TZ ran '59-'63
(or maybe '58-'62, I forget exactly).  TREK was '67-'69.

I've heard sound effects used on STAR TREK in many many places, in shows made
both before, and after STAR TREK's run on TV.  Unfortunately, I can't seem to
remember any since they usually happen quickly and I only have time to say
"hey, listen to that!" before it's over.  I've heard them in shows produced
recently, too, so they still pull them out of a can somewhere.

Hmmm... I wonder if it's only NBC shows I've noticed them in recently.
'Course, TZ was on CBS, so that could shoot that theory in the foot.

-King
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