Unknown Facts About Star Trek Next Generation Enterprise

Many people liked the sci-fi television show Star Trek, mainly the original series. There were many great and unforgettable characters in the show like Vulcan Spock and Captain Kirk.  

Since the 1960s, there have been 5 TV shows and many Star Trek movies produced, counting the most recent movie: Star Trek (2009). You possibly have observed that the costumes they wear are vital and represent their rank on the Starship USS Enterprise.

Here are some surprising facts about Star Trek next generation enterprise:

1. The cast stole food when working on set

Star Trek Next Generation had a tight budget for its first few seasons. As an outcome of a directed science fiction series is right at the foot of Paramount’s list of priorities.

This greatly impacted the production value of the show and also impacted the everyday working conditions of the artists and team when they were on the set.

2.      The uniform of Levar Burton caused him continuous pain

Geordi La Forge was blind in the show but can see by using a VISOR, a 24th-century technology that is attached to his temples, letting him see everything from heat and light to ultraviolet and radio waves. Unluckily, this amazing accessory that gave vision to the character had the exact reverse effect on Levar Burton (the actor)

3.      Patrick Stewart hated the behavior of American actors on set

During the shoot of Star Trek: The Original Series, maker Gene Roddenberry continually had to castigate the main cast for keeping Leonard Nimoy, DeForest Kelley, and William Shatner in line on their lengthy shooting days. In comparison, on the set, the main actor wasn’t the problem.

There was still lots of trouble on set, but Patrick Stewart was nowhere close to as susceptible to interruption and pranks as William Shatner. Actually, Stewart found the jolly working atmosphere quite annoying to handle.

As a British theatre actor who had not worked on TV in the past, Patrick Stewart was not accustomed to people wasting time or giggling on set. He often found himself striving to get his castmates to concentrate, just as the ship captain.

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