[Omniscaper]

[Bobboau]

yay more time travle!!!

that first girl looks like Xev...

[adwight]

That hot chick looks like she's pregnant?

[Grey Wolf]

Fun with the mirror universe, but lacking the bearded Spock? Or are you referring to the mirror Enterprise having a strange combination of ENT and TOS uniforms?

[Ford Prefect]

I might watch that episode....

[Rictor]

Wow, I really should start watching Trek again. They've made some definite improvements in costume design.

[Grug]

Pff who needs costumes?
In the far future only men will wear clothes and obesidy will be genetically impossible.

[Ashrak]

loook at those girl uniforms!!!! RAWR!!!

[WMCoolmon]

http://www.penguinbomb.com/omniscaper/Screenshots/TPol.jpg

I'm not sure that Enterprise 'uniforms' would make it past school dress codes.

[Grug]

Indeed.
I had something to add to that, but by the time I got down to the little box and started typing, I had forgotten... "doh"

[vyper]

Heh, saw these before but they're very cool.

[MicroPsycho]

Originally posted by Bobboau
yay more time travle!!!

that first girl looks like Xev...

It wouldn't necessarily be time travel since this series take place before  TOS....but yeah, those uniforms would be a step backwards.

BTW are those girl uniforms standard issue?

[StratComm]

Maybe the fact that a couple of those shots take place on the bridge of a Connie?  It's not the uniforms that I find most disturbing about that, it's the sudden jump to TOS-era Trek in general.

[Mongoose]

Originally posted by StratComm
Maybe the fact that a couple of those shots take place on the bridge of a Connie?  It's not the uniforms that I find most disturbing about that, it's the sudden jump to TOS-era Trek in general.

No, this isn't a sudden jump to the TOS era; this is view of a little thing called the Mirror Universe and the tie-up of a mystery from the TOS episode "The Tholian Web."  In fact, the "real" Enterprise crew isn't even in these two episodes.  With that type of freedom, it should be fun to see how the cast plays their roles.  These two episodes should be excellent, as should seeing the recreation of the Constitution bridge.

[Annorax]

Originally posted by Mongoose

No, this isn't a sudden jump to the TOS era; this is view of a little thing called the Mirror Universe and the tie-up of a mystery from the TOS episode "The Tholian Web."  In fact, the "real" Enterprise crew isn't even in these two episodes.  With that type of freedom, it should be fun to see how the cast plays their roles.  These two episodes should be excellent, as should seeing the recreation of the Constitution bridge.

Damn. Sarnathed.