Bread and Circuses (Star Trek: The Original Series) - 40th Anniversary Remastering

40th Anniversary Remastering

This episode was remastered in 2006 and was first aired June 2, 2007 as part of the remastered 40th Anniversary Original Series. It was preceded a week earlier by the remastered version of "Shore Leave" and followed a week later by the remastered version of "Spock's Brain." Aside from remastered video and audio, and the all-CGI animation of the Enterprise that is standard among the revisions, specific changes to this episode also include:

  • The planet 892-IV has been changed to appear more Earthlike. It has also been given two moons.
  • The two moons have been added to the blue sky during the establishing "beam in" sequence.
  • Bullet holes now appear in the prison cell wall after the guards try to machine gun the landing party as they beam away.
  • As the Enterprise approaches 892-IV, bits and pieces of the Beagle can be seen floating around it.

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