It should be noted, Goldsmith is in that episode playing an unnamed crewman, but whether he plays a redshirt, or that redshirt in particular, seems to be a little more nebulous.

Groovy!

When I was a kid in the 1970s, the COSI museum in Columbus, Ohio had a model of Telstar similar to this. It may very well have been a relic from the 1964 World's Fair.

And note from that article we may actually have two naked-eye comets in 2013, in March 2013, Comet Pan-STARRS (C/2011 L4). Then this other one in November 2013.

MY SUMMER STORY (or, IT RUNS IN THE FAMILY, 1994):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/It_Runs_in_the_Family_%281994_film%29
Isn't about a grown-up Ralphie with family, it's just a different cast. It takes place the summer after the events of A CHRISTMAS STORY.

Well, at least it's not a Hellmouth.

One time at Dragon Con I was pushing my way through a revolving door when Kenny Baker appeared on the other side of the glass, also pushing. I had been off in my own little world lost in thought (no doubt in a galaxy far, far away) so it was a little startling. It probably only lasted a few seconds, but for a few seconds we both had our hands up against the glass, like Kirk and Spock reenacting Spock's death scene in WRATH OF KHAN.

Reminds me of this amazing 2006 account of a yacht sailing through a floating pumice field in the Pacific.
Pictures:
http://yacht-maiken.blogspot.com/2006/08/stone-sea-and-volcano.html
And the description of witnessing the eruption:
http://yacht-maiken.blogspot.com/2006/08/whales-and-volcanoes.html

Here's the real link:
http://www.flavorwire.com/320673/10-fantastic-comedies-based-on-true-stories?all=1

Oh wait -- I see now. Honor Blackman was actually 39 when she filmed GOLDFINGER, not 37 as listed above. So, yeah, she beats out Maud Adams when filming OCTOPUSSY.

Honor Blackman was the oldest Bond girl at 37? I'll assume this is right, but it must have been a close race; Maud Adams must have been around 37 too while filming OCTOPUSSY.

Yeah, I was just making a joke. In fairness, even in the original 1964/1965 first incarnation of STAR TREK, the unaired pilot "The Cage", Captain Pike's First Officer, Number One (Played by Majel Barrett), was in command when Pike beamed down to the planet.

I have to give a shout out to the comment somebody posted on the Retronaut thread:
WHAT'S WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE?
"Sulu didn't bring enough ecstasy for everyone!"

Besides the 10 accessorizing anomalies, I have this fear that the main thing considered wrong when this was created was Uhura in the captain's chair!

In the last few weeks on the Web, I've seen all these DeLorean modifications --- a DeLorean limo, a DeLorean monster truck, and now this. I'm a little worried the DeLorean is going to become an endangered species!