book title

[dusty]

Hi,there...
Just a curiousity.
Back in 1980 or so,I read a couple Star Trek-Old Series paperbacks....One of
the stories had an unusual twist.It went something like this....

We are on a MOVIE SET,filming with actors etc.
Shatner/Nimoy/Kelly (???) step into the movie set elevator,and instead of
opening onto movie set bridge,actually find they are on the REAL
Enterprise!!!
Happens there was an Ion or magnetic storm in space,and Shatner/Nimoy/Kelly
are somehow substituted for Kirk/Spock/McCoy (who we assume are therefore
needing to adapt to finish filming the movie scene)
So...the actors need to adapt to their actual surroundings to save the
day,and get back to swapping the actors for the real crew.
I`m thinking there should be some on-line pdf (??) sites where I can read
this again....but need to know the name of that particular book title.
Many thanks
Dusty

[Dr. Personality]

In article <VQchp.13593$gM3....@viwinnwfe01.internal.bigpond.com>,
dusty <dust...@bigpond.com.au> wrote:

It wasn't a book. It was a short story collected into a professionally
published book of fanfic.

The name of the story was "Visit to a Weird Planet Revisited," and it
was by Ruth Berman. It was published in in Star Trek: The New Voyages,
edited by Sondra Marshak & Myrna Culbreath. Published in March 1976 by
Bantam Book, ISBN: 0-553-02719. Long, long out of print, but you can
probably find a copy somewhere.

The story is a sequel to an earlier story called "Visit to a Weird
Planet" by Jean Lorrah and Willard F. Hunt. It had Kirk, Spock and
McCoy transported to the Paramount lot. You'll find it here:

http://thurly.net/145w

[dusty]

many thanks :-}
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[bj]

Sounds like fun!
And I do have that book so I'll add it to my "read-soon" pile.
And thanks for the link to the other story!
:-)
bj

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> In article <VQchp.13593$gM3....@viwinnwfe01.internal.bigpond.com>,
> dusty <dust...@bigpond.com.au> wrote:
>
>> Hi,there...
>> Just a curiousity.
>> Back in 1980 or so,I read a couple Star Trek-Old Series paperbacks....One
>> of
>> the stories had an unusual twist.It went something like this....
>>
>