A REAL GODDAMN GENERATIONS ERROR!
SHAKMA
and Worf falls in both his knees are bloody. In the next scene we see
Worf in(on the bridge) his knees aren't bloody!!!
FordaT
>and Worf falls in both his knees are bloody. In the next scene we see
>Worf in(on the bridge) his knees aren't bloody!!!
This is not correct, his knees are not bloodly as he falls into the water,
when Beverly is pushed overboard and worf falls backwards trying to catch
her there is something on his knees, but I suspect it's paint off the ship
rather then blood, because I don't see how he could have gotton two bloody
knees by falling into the water.
But you are correct that don't show in the next scene with Worf on the
bridge.
Ford A. Thaxton (For...@aol.com)
The Cunning Linguist
: >Okay heres a real error in Generations: When Riker says "remove plank"
Simple, its Holo-paint. Evaporates as soon as you leave the deck.
Willie "That sounds logical" Yelverton
burk...@ccsua.ctstateu.edu
> Okay heres a real error in Generations: When Riker says "remove plank"
> and Worf falls in both his knees are bloody. In the next scene we see
> Worf in(on the bridge) his knees aren't bloody!!!
Simple.
It was part of the holographic program!
Otto Schwab
from the sailship. They had only a short time to get the ship ready
and the paint was not dry yet, Worf scraped his knees and some of
the paint rubbed off, thats all. They didn't show it on his knees
when he was on the bridge because that would of looked just plain
stupid.
-J.P.
Allen G. Newman
burk...@ccsua.ctstateu.edu wrote:
>In article <400ph0$5...@cliff.island.net>, SHA...@NUKE.NET (SHAKMA) writes:
>> Okay heres a real error in Generations: When Riker says "remove plank"
>> and Worf falls in both his knees are bloody. In the next scene we see
>> Worf in(on the bridge) his knees aren't bloody!!!
It wasn't blood; the sailing ship Paramount was borrowing had been freshly
painted to resemble the old Enterprise and Michael Dorn brushed against
the hull while he was down there.
>Simple.
>
>It was part of the holographic program!
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Mike Warren
> Okay heres a real error in Generations: When Riker says "remove plank"
> and Worf falls in both his knees are bloody. In the next scene we see
> Worf in(on the bridge) his knees aren't bloody!!!
Errr..maybe the water washed off the blood?...(can holographic water wash?)
Mike Warren.
Josh Renaud
> FordaT (for...@aol.com) wrote:
> : >Okay heres a real error in Generations: When Riker says "remove plank"
> : >and Worf falls in both his knees are bloody. In the next scene we see
> : >Worf in(on the bridge) his knees aren't bloody!!!
> : This is not correct, his knees are not bloodly as he falls into the water,
> : when Beverly is pushed overboard and worf falls backwards trying to catch
> : her there is something on his knees, but I suspect it's paint off the ship
> : rather then blood, because I don't see how he could have gotton two bloody
> : knees by falling into the water.
> : But you are correct that don't show in the next scene with Worf on the
> : bridge.
>
> Simple, its Holo-paint. Evaporates as soon as you leave the deck.
>
>
> Willie "That sounds logical" Yelverton
No, this error has been discussed several times. Look closely at the side
of the ship. There is red paint there. Berman claims that Dorn got the
paint on his knees before he fell back into the water for that scene.
Warped, Frustrated Young Man
ane...@charlie.usd.edu (Allen G. Newman) wrote:
>In article <1995Aug14...@ccsua.ctstateu.edu>,
>burk...@ccsua.ctstateu.edu wrote:
>
>>In article <400ph0$5...@cliff.island.net>, SHA...@NUKE.NET (SHAKMA) writes:
>>> Okay heres a real error in Generations: When Riker says "remove plank"
>>> and Worf falls in both his knees are bloody. In the next scene we see
>>> Worf in(on the bridge) his knees aren't bloody!!!
>
>It wasn't blood; the sailing ship Paramount was borrowing had been freshly
>painted to resemble the old Enterprise and Michael Dorn brushed against
>the hull while he was down there.
Interesting! But doesn't that still count as an error?
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and I'm not so sure about the former."
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MeesterCheez
On 5 Aug 1995, FordaT wrote:
> >Okay heres a real error in Generations: When Riker says "remove plank"
> >and Worf falls in both his knees are bloody. In the next scene we see
> >Worf in(on the bridge) his knees aren't bloody!!!
>
> This is not correct, his knees are not bloodly as he falls into the water,
> when Beverly is pushed overboard and worf falls backwards trying to catch
> her there is something on his knees, but I suspect it's paint off the ship
> rather then blood, because I don't see how he could have gotton two bloody
> knees by falling into the water.
>
> But you are correct that don't show in the next scene with Worf on the
> bridge.
>
>
>
>
>
> Ford A. Thaxton (For...@aol.com)
>
>
Guyz, c'mon...it was "holo paint". It disappeared as soon as he left
the holodeck.
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jane johnston
: > In article <400ph0$5...@cliff.island.net>, SHA...@NUKE.NET (SHAKMA) writes:
: > > Worf in(on the bridge) his knees aren't bloody!!!
: from the sailship. They had only a short time to get the ship ready
: and the paint was not dry yet, Worf scraped his knees and some of
: the paint rubbed off, thats all. They didn't show it on his knees
: when he was on the bridge because that would of looked just plain
: stupid.
What color was it? Because if it was fushia it was blood and if it was
red it was paint.
Don't remember.
--jane jj
Mike Warren
>In article <anewman-1408...@ppp2.usd.edu>,
>ane...@charlie.usd.edu (Allen G. Newman) wrote:
>
>>In article <1995Aug14...@ccsua.ctstateu.edu>,
>>
>>>In article <400ph0$5...@cliff.island.net>, SHA...@NUKE.NET (SHAKMA) writes:
>>>> Okay heres a real error in Generations: When Riker says "remove plank"
>>>> and Worf falls in both his knees are bloody. In the next scene we see
>>>> Worf in(on the bridge) his knees aren't bloody!!!
>>
>>painted to resemble the old Enterprise and Michael Dorn brushed against
>>the hull while he was down there.
>
>Interesting! But doesn't that still count as an error?
>
>________________________________________________
>Bryan Byun bb...@oz.net
>
>"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity,
>and I'm not so sure about the former."
>-- Albert Einstein
Mike Warren.
