Explain the shirt colours to me. It's pretty self explanatory

>>86860374
Check out any random 60's show. Up until the late 50's people had only seen black and white tv. So when they first had access to full color, they cranked that shit way up.

>>86860374
>Explain the colours
What are primary colors

Star Trek was a big selling point for color TVs.

>>86860493

It's this, super saturated colors were the rage because they wanted to sell color tv's.

>>86860374
>scotty and uhura wore red shirts
>never died

>>86860751
so when tvs first began with sounds people spoke all loud and with various accents?

>>86861744
They always stayed on the ship

>>86862204
TV's have always had sound

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Alright lads, I'm about to finish the third Stratrek reboot movie and they fucking suck. I wanna get into the series now to know what all the fuzz is about.

Should I start with TOS and go from there or is there a better entry point?

Thanks in advance.

>>86862204
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVPxAgy7lBA

actually... yes.

its more related to the fact those people usually were stage-actors before getting into movies though.

>>86863284
Start with TNG, any episode you find interesting

>>86860374
Red - engineering
Yellow - command
Blue - science

>>86863284
unironically google "star trek viewing order reddit" theres a sticky with the right order

>>86863519
Red - disposables

>>86863284
start with TOS and watch everything

>>86863519
can you explain the colors in TNG now please? Isn't Red also security in TOS?

>>86863690
red is non commissioned officers if I recall so all of sec and engineering.

>>86863519
Red is engineering AND security

>>86863690
Uniform colours in Trek rotated over the years

Kelvin Era
Command = Blue
Science/Medical = Grey
Engineering/Security = Gold

TOS
Command = Gold
Science/Medical = Blue
Engineering/Security = Red

TNG Onwards
Command = Red
Science/Medical = Blue
Engineering/Security = Gold