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Pahle, Rebecca (15 May 2013). "Attention, Internet: Artist Has Drawn The Avengers, Loki, Katniss, Batman, and More As Cats". The Mary Sue. The Mary Sue, LLC . Retrieved 21 February 2018. In 2017, H&I included "Catspaw" in a list of "eerie, disturbing and downright scary" episodes of the series. The list noted that the episode was written by Robert Bloch, writer of the famous psychological thriller Psycho. [7] In 2020, Den of Geek ranked "Catspaw" as the 28th most scary episode of all Star Trek franchise television episodes, including later television series. [8] Lovett, Jamie (January 16, 2014). "Superior Spider-Man #27.NOW Preview From Marvel Comics". Comic Book. ComicBook.com . Retrieved September 14, 2016.

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Full disclosure: I received a free copy of this book for review through Library Thing's Early Reviewers program.) Catspaw. CBS Paramount International Television ( VHS). Los Angeles: CBS Television Studios. April 15, 1994. ASIN 630021334X. The preview contains a captain's log recorded solely for the preview: " Captain's log, stardate 1324.1. On Planet M-113 we encounter a killer from a lost world." Interestingly, the stardate is significantly different from those used in the episode. Original UK VHS release (two-episode tapes, CIC Video): Volume 4, catalog number VHR 2247, release date unknown sparkysmachine (May 13, 2013). "Sparky's Machine, I dressed my cat, Sir Didymus, up as Thor, to..." Sparky's Machine. Tumblr . Retrieved September 14, 2016.

Grudge was portrayed by Maine Coon brothers Leeu and Durban. [2] The Maine Coon is a naturally large breed of cat, whose weight ranges from 13-18 lbs in their adulthood. Leeu weighed about 18lb when filming of season 3 began. [3] External link [ ] a b c d e Hatheway, Cameron (June 12, 2015). "Catvengers, Assemble! The CatConLA Interview With Jenny Parks". Bleeding Cool. Rich Johnston . Retrieved September 14, 2016.

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Hunsaker, Andy (February 6, 2014). "First Look: Wolverine and the X-Men #1". CraveOnline. CraveOnline Media, LLC . Retrieved September 14, 2016. As the first episode actually telecast, the opening credits are slightly different from most other first season shows. Gene Roddenberry has "created by" credits and there is no "starring" before William Shatner's name. This version of the credits was used only once more, in " Charlie X". a b c d Outlaw Kritters staff (18 October 2015). "What Do Jenny Parks and Dr. Who Have in Common?". Outlaw Kritters. outlawkritters.com . Retrieved 26 February 2018. The cat-filled scenes leave us with just one question: who wore it better? Set phasers to stun-ning.This is the only segment of Star Trek in which McCoy's quarters appear. A pan and cut along a blank wall allowed two McCoys to appear in the same room. The three cylindrical containers on the shelf in McCoy's room were previously seen on Ben Childress's table in " Mudd's Women". These cylindrical containers later appear in the large lighted shelf display area in McCoy's lab. This was so cute! I love Star Trek TOS and cats, so I figured this would be a win-win. It's just a shame that there wasn't more to it. Extremely short. a great deal"; " a little"; " a little bit"; " all right"; " at once"; " by the book"; " calm down"; " either way"; " excuse me"; " go ahead"; " go away"; " got it"; " I don't know"; " I guess"; " I see"; " in a way"; " in fact"; " in love"; " in effect"; " it's good to see you"; " like it or not"; " of course"; " on board"; " on foot"; " on my part"; " on my way"; " out of your mind"; " sit down"; " stand by"; " take it easy"; " wait a minute" Parks' art is drawn and painted digitally via Paint Tool SAI and Photoshop. [3] [9] [13] Parks creates their art digitally with a Cintiq graphics tablet via Photoshop. [1] [9] Their fan art career took off with a table at the 2011 San Diego Comic-Con where they had Doctor Mew buttons and posters as well as when Doctor Mew went viral. [14] Parks became famous due to Doctor Mew. [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [10] [11] Later, Parks created other fan art pieces as The Catvengers. [1] [13] [15] [11] Doctor Mew represented their most prominent work until Star Trek Cats in 2017. [14] [10] [12] In March 2018, Star Trek Cats was followed-up with Star Trek: The Next Generation Cats. [16] Parks also has a Patreon account. [10] [12] Works [ edit ] A commissioned piece depicting a cat as an East German Interkosmos cosmonaut. Books [ edit ] Title

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Was the Star Trek episode Catspaw originally intended as a Halloween episode or was it just coincidence?". This man shouldn't be dead. I can't find anything wrong with him. According to all the tests, he should get up and just walk away from here." Seitz, Dan (February 5, 2014). "Comics of Note, February 5th". Uproxx. Woven Digital . Retrieved September 14, 2016. A unique phaser ricochet sound effect was used when Crater was stunned by a phaser shot, the only time this effect was ever used in the original series. Alfred Ryder's voice then slows down, representing the stun effect. Grudge is a pet of Cleveland “Book” Booker, a new character for Discovery season 3 played by David Ajala. During the Star Trek Day Disco panel Ajala gave a description of Book’s cat:

I can say the Grudge is a queen. She is feisty. She is cynical, cautious, and wary of people. But when she embraces you and it takes you in, she takes you in. It’s tough love! I’ve had to work my way up the ladder. What a pretty kitty. He reminds me of my beloved dearly departed Coon, Theo. He was such a good boy. In his book Trek: Deepspace Nine (p. 44), writer Scott Nance stated about this episode, " It was only one step away from B-grade movies."

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Reading, Caleb (August 21, 2013). "Funny, Sexy, And Awesome Cosplay Of The Week". Uproxx. Woven Digital . Retrieved September 14, 2016.TV Guide also printed a negative review of the series in its 10 September Fall Premiere issue, stating that "the sky's not the limit for this Trek." ( The Star Trek Compendium, p. 31) Original airdate: 6 September 1966, by Canadian network CTV, and actually constitutes the worldwide premiere of Star Trek So odd that this has taken this long to come out. For years I fought the notion that it was Victoria Vetri. I never understood that. Didn’t look like her to me.