"The Corbomite Maneuver" - Star Trek Sci Fi Channel Special Edition
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- Second airing of "The Corbomite Maneuver" on Sci Fi Channel in 1999. Segments hosted by Leonard Nimoy. First airings were hosted by William Shatner in 1998.
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Saw this back in '66 and was totally enthralled. Still my favourite...
Good episode--but NOT EEEEEVEN my favorite.
The City on the Edge of Forever
Mirror, Mirror
The Enemy Within
The Doomsday Machine
Day Of The Dove
Spectre Of The Gun
All Our Yesterdays
To name just a few that had The Corbomite Maneuver soundly beat........
Had no idea he was that much younger than his famous brother Ron. Thought this was some optical effects. Of course I remember him later as The communicator in “Apollo 13” who had to guide the crew through shutting things down.
I was at a 1993 movie audition where Clint Howard was one of several trying out for a small part - he was by far the funniest and the best but the producers wanted another actor friend of theirs.
Memory Alpha lists Walker Edmiston as the voice of Balok, dubbing over Clint Howard. Vic Perrin did not provide the voice over. Still is cool when I hear Ted Cassidy as the Commander of the Fesarius.
Clint referred to "Vic." He was probably thinking of Vic Perrin (Control Voice of The Outer Limits). Vic probably would have done that voice very well, but as we know it wasn't him.
Clint, So Cool! Outstanding
just a fucking reminder that Clint Howard also played a killer ice cream man
This video could be half as long if they'd edit out the opening and closing graphics of each segment. However, I always enjoy seeing behind the scenes stories of Star Trek and other classic TV shows.
Redundancy is efficiency.
This was not Clint Howard's television debut. That would have been THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW playing Leon as a very little boy starting in 1962.
Synthesizers, harmonizers or vocoders were either not available or not nearly powerful & sophisticated enough in the 60's to have made this a viable plan altering Balok/Clint's voice. Star Trek certainly was hampered by the state of technology in the 60's but did a marvelous job in spite of it.
heheheheh. You beat me to it. In fact, last might (March 19, 2015) Me-TV aired an episode of "The Andy Griffith" show and Clint was on it playing Leon wearing his trademark cowboy outfit with his ever present PB&J sandwich.
+Paul Gentry If you've seen the Austin Powers movies you'll also notice that Clint Howard played Radar Monitor Johnson.
hahahhaha leon with his peanut butter and jelly sandwiches!!!!!
Thanks?
his story sounded fake till i saw the space baby
They also planned to “synthesize” his appearance, portraying him as a freakish alien. Didn’t need to...
The constant "space music" in the background while the actors are talking is annoying.
The 15 seconds of the "SyFy Special Edition" logo between the 30 second interviews is getting on my nerves. The noise doesn't bother me at all.
Quit bitching and either watch it or don't.
Are you suggesting all women dress in just their underwear and engage in tickle fights whenever they encounter one another.
@@Thorum13
How about you let the kids have their fun without the attention needing you zilch
@@Thorum13 Quit bitching about the Comments, either read them or don't.
His expression in that thumbnail pic. Lmao. He’s showing how much he hated that grapefruit juice.
Ted Cassidy played the voice of the scary monster puppet. Clint Howard said, "...they were going to put my voice through a synthesizer and that's how they were going to have Balak's voice; which may have been the plan. They may have tried it and it may not have worked so they went ahead and brought in the gentleman, Vic, I believe, to do the voice-over." (2:01-2:17). According to Wikipedia, however, the voice-over was done by Walker Edmiston.
Thank you Me-TV for posting this link. :)
I'm so glad they added the graphic telling us who did the introduction because i don't think i would have guessed who it was without his name across the bottom of the screen.
Clints voice or not it turned out great.
I think Clint is more concerned about his golf game these day than anything else. LOL
I agree with you Lenard!
Vic Perrin as the voice of Balok. Mr. Perrin also played the Halkan leader in the episode The Enemy Within.
Walker Edmiston was the voice of Balok, dubbing over Clint Howard.
Pink grapefruit juice?!? I always thought it was Tang!
By the color I thought it was guava nectar which used to be pretty popular but I haven't seen it in years.
LOL he pronounces it "The Corbonite Maneuver"
He should have just offered Kirk a PB&J sandwich.
Paul Gentry is right, Mr. Nimoy is wrong. Clint Howard was on 5 Andy Griffith Shows. He had a running character of Leon, a peanut butter & jelly sandwich eating, cowboy costume wearing , little boy who was always offering someone a bite of his sandwich.
clint is ron howard's brother
Technically speaking, an actor makes his "debut" when he or she is featured in a film or TV series and has a speaking role. Not when they just appear as an extra. Otherwise, you could say that Robert Mitchum made his "debut" in the Alfred Hitchcock classic, "Saboteur" when he appeared on-screed for a couple of seconds as an extra.
So, Clint Howard's stint as "Leon" on The Andy Griffith Show would not really count as a debut since he was only in each episode for several seconds, didn't speak, and simply offered people a bite of his sammich. It's gotta be some kind of featured speaking role for a proper debut.
However, if you check IMDb, Clint was in several other TV shows and a couple of movies before "The Corbomite Maneuver", so if he was featured in any of them, then Nimoy's line about Clint making his debut would not be correct. But if this was the first time he was featured, then it would be correct.
Clint Howard and George Takei have a birthday coming up...
That’s great!
Ah Vic, yes, that's what I thought when I heard his voice too.
I LOVE pink grapefruit juice!
Back in 1999, Leonard said scientists believed there are about 1,000,000,000 suns (stars) in our galaxy. You decide on that info.
So Vince “Outer Limits” Perrin did the voice of Balock on camera and Ted Cassidy was the disembodied voice.
Walker Edmiston was the voice of Balok, dubbing over Clint Howard. Vic Perrin had no voice over in this episode.
i liked clint in the series Gentle Ben.
Same here. 🐻
its my favorite epsiode
Clint Howard: "Now what Tranya actually was was pink grapefruit juice. Now...to this DAY, I'm not a fan of pink grapefruit juice. And when I was 7 years old, it was one of those things ~ it was like green beans ~ it made me gag. And I was a wise enough...you know...actor...I knew that they could put anything in that glass...to toast. I went to my dad, and I said, 'Dad, you know, do you think we might be able to make some sort of adjustment here?' And Dad goes, 'No, no, you're an actor, & it's your job to make this work. And you're not...trust me, Son, you're not going to throw up. It's good...' my dad tasted it and goes 'No, it's good pink grapefruit juice. Go ahead and drink it.' So, if you notice in the episode, you know, I'll ~ I take the big slug...[Making a face]...and I'm really like, 'I hope you relish it as much as I.' "
I agree Lenard
Vic Perrin was the voice over for Clint Howard??? I had no idea.
Another actor who never spoke was the tall one who played “Jaws” in a couple Bond movies with Roger Moore ( cannot recall his name) he was also the 9foot alien in the twilight zone episode “ To Serve Man” and they used another voice. But his face was ominous and scary. Oh-Richard Kiel- he did speak in “Happy Gilmore”
I think DeForest Kelley and Anthony Call made a face after they tried it. Either he likes pink grapefruit juice, or Shatner asked the film editor to cut the film so they didn't get his reaction.
It actually wasn't Clint Howard's television debut. He was "Leon" (the little boy holding the peanut butter sandwich and offering it to everyone) on the Andy Griffith Show several years before he did this episode.
wasnt barney in a dress one time undercover hahahaha
Hey Clint... how about some tranya?!! Ha ha funny!!
All these years I thought tranya was really Tang
The incessant racing noise seriously detracts from the video.
I'm about to go see if tranya is an alcoholic drink yet.
George get a life, hahaha.
Shit, Clint........
What do you mean "Get A Life?" (In regards to George Lucas watching Star Trek and knowing who Clint Howard was from seeing The Corbomite Maneuver)
I've seen the entire episode AT LEAST a dozen times!!
Okay, so I too should be seeking a life.........
So sue me!!
more likely every day Leonard? ehm based on what? :P
i really hate these sound effects. (not the shows, from this video)
I hope you relish it
Errr, this is aatranya
Direspectful to bAlok. HIS voice would of been way better!
I always suspected that tranya tasted like shit in real life, ever since I first saw this episode when I was seven.
Pink Grapefruit Juice, according to Clint
I'm afraid I have no respect for actors who can't hold their Tranya.
you know Those two wanted Clint to dress up like Balok