Turnabout Intruder - 40th Anniversary Remastering

40th Anniversary Remastering

This episode was remastered in 2006 and aired August 2, 2008 as part of the remastered Original Series. It was preceded a week earlier by the remastered "The Empath" and is the final first airing of a remastered episode (paralleling its status as the final first-run episode in the 1960s), until the May 2, 2009 airing of the remastered pilot "The Cage", which was not part of the original syndication package. Aside from remastered video and audio, and the all-CGI animation of the USS Enterprise that is standard among the revisions, specific changes to this episode also include:

  • Camus II is depicted as a planet with bright, wide rings.
  • In the closing shot, the Enterprise is on a course generally toward a colorful, bright nebula, similar to how The Next Generation and Enterprise's closing shots also ended. This closing shot also matched the opening title card effects used in the remastered pilot episode "The Cage". In recognition of this being the final episode of the original series, the nebula is filled with newly-born stars, symbolic of the post-series legacy of the show.
  • There is no material change to the effect of transferring minds, other than the sharpening effect of the remastered film images.

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