It is .... it is green.
Just opened a bottle of something with electrolytes ( don't know if we're allowed to name things here ) , and had to go swtich to one of my Riedel glasses after thinking of Captain Scott in " Relics " .
I've been listeniing to Accuradio and recently found a great channel - " Spock On: The Music of Star Trek - Soundtrack music from Star Trek television series and films"
It's got sounds from the original series , the movies , even Picard. There are scores , many of which have been remastered , themes , even sound effects. I listened for hours on Friday and it was amazing.
Great movie and I still enjoy watching it in 2026 . I was in the mall in 1986 because I had finished cutting the grass and washing cars and I have been saving my money so I could go to the book store and get a book I wanted. As I was near the entrance where the theater happened to be, I found myself looking at the signs for the movies being shown , and a poster for Star Trek The Voyage Home was displayed. After I bought my book I went back and bought a ticket , and it was a great movie , lost of comedy and adventure. I have always been curious about something. During the scene on the bus when Spock puts the Vulcan nerve pinch on the man with the stereo . He goes to sleep and everyone is cheering. Spock could have killed the man , and no one really questioned this. All anyone would have seen was hi reaching over and putting his hand on the mans neck then suddenly he collapses and , truly could be dead. I suppose that they were just relieved that the loud noise had stopped . If that happened today , it would be popular and talked about everywhere.