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Trivia: When showing the pictures of Robocop's "combat mode", the pictures, with the exception of the human hand showing, are of the original Robocop played by Peter Weller.

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Quo Vadis, Captain Chandler - S4-E9

Trivia: In this episode, Radar's real first name is finally given as Walter. Until this episode, he was always referred to, even by himself to visiting officers and in reports, as 'Radar'.

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The Big Goodbye - S1-E12

Trivia: As Troi talks to Picard about the language of the Harada, there's a model of the Enterprise-A behind her painted silver. The difference is that the nacelles are flat rather than in profile (straight up) to make it appear as a different ship.

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Hide and Q - S1-E10

Trivia: In this episode, as Picard talks to Riker about the Q power, he walks around his desk. As he does, a model of the Enterprise A can be seen by the wall. In later episodes, the model is of the Stargazer.

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The Best of Both Worlds (2) - S4-E1

Trivia: When the Enterprise is travelling through the debris field, one of parts it goes past resembles the secondary, or bottom part, of the Enterprise A.

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Trivia: When watching the giant Christmas tree go up in flames, the Grinch says, "Oh, the Whomanity!" This is possibly paying homage to Herbert Morrison, who famously exclaimed, "Oh, the humanity!" during his witnessing the Hindenburg catastrophe.

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The Corbomite Maneuver - S1-E11

Trivia: In this episode, Uhura is wearing a command gold uniform - in other episodes she has a red uniform.

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Trivia: In this movie, the broken container that held the "ooze" has the words "RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL" over a black and yellow background. In TMNT 2, the label is green with "T G R I", for Techno Global Research Institute.

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Allegiance - S3-E18

Trivia: In this episode, the stripe on Picard's door is light purple. Usually, the info stripes are brown with white lettering. Also, you see that Picard's quarters are on Deck 9, and has a view of space, whereas Kirk's cabin was further inside, with no windows. This was a means of protecting him from attack.

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Trivia: Although it was kept a secret for years, the part of Thing was performed by Ted Cassidy. He sometimes had to travel to the studio to do it, even if Lurch wasn't in the episode. Though in a few episodes, where both Lurch and Thing appeared in the same shot, assistant director Jack Voglin performed the part of Thing.

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Descent (1) - S6-E26

Trivia: The building used in this episode and in part two (S7 Ep1) is called "House of the Book" Brandeis-Bardin Institute Hebrew Campus, in Simi, California. It was also used in the early seasons of the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers as the Rangers Headquarters.

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Trivia: Anna asks Louise "How can you blind with eyes that big?" This was done in almost the same way and tone as when McCoy asked the alien captain in Star Trek III "How you can be deaf with ears that big?"

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Funny Thing Happened on the Way to London - S3-E5

Trivia: Though they tried to blank out the name, the candy bar that Hogan bribes Schultz with is a Hershey's bar with almonds. You can tell by the shape, thickness, and can see the name in the sun.

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Reverend Kommandant Klink - S2-E25

Trivia: In this episode, Major Wolfgang Hochstetter makes his appearance. He is portrayed by Howard Caine, who played two other characters before this, one as a anti-aircraft battery commander, and another as a special investigator for the SS.

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Trivia: The Clampett's truck was a 1920's Oldsmobile built farm flatbed. It was used throughout the series as a symbol of their independence and self-reliance.

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Granny Learns to Drive - S2-E33

Trivia: World famous voice man Mel Blanc plays the beleaguered cab driver in this episode. He is better known for the Looney Tunes voices, especially Bugs Bunny.

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Trivia: When Stalag 17 was pitched to William Holden, he very nearly passed on the lead role of Sefton. After more talks, he took the part, and won his only Oscar.

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Trivia: There are two instances where a character breaks the "Fourth Wall." This is when a character looks directly at the camera, as if addressing the audience. The first is when Harry is threatened by Animal after the horse races. The second is when Trzcinski is reading his letter and the bearded man listening to him say "I believe it...I believe it!" looks up as the scene ends.

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Trivia: In an interview, Adam West told about a surprise. When sliding down the Batpoles, they dropped fifteen feet onto some mattresses. One time, there was someone sleeping off the previous night, and Adam fell on top of him.

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Trivia: While Tony Nelson and Roger Heely are both astronauts, Tony is first an Air Force captain, then a major. Same thing for Roger, but he was a major in the U. S. Army Corp of Engineers. As far as I could tell, he was the only Army officer on the base full of Airmen.

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