Talk:Terra Nova (Star Trek: Enterprise)

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EW.com episode summary: "The crew explores a human colony that's not quite so human anymore." [1] -- 109.76.144.188 (talk) 13:37, 23 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]

American Cinematographer magazine interviewed Director of photography Marvin V. Rush while filming this episode. The article is full of technical production details about the show, but only briefly mentions this episode specifically. Maybe the anecdote about the door not working or the one about prop getting broken might be worth mentioning, maybe not. -- 109.79.67.53 (talk) 04:26, 24 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]

A bit of background on producer writer (and actor, not Trek) Antoinette Stella.[2] (The link is TrekToday.com but the original upstream source was Star Trek Communicator magazine.) Should be able to work a line into the Production section saying a bit about her (Hey Arnold, Melrose Place, not a sci-fi writer, something like that), and noting that this is her one writing credit on the show. She left halfway through the season, Dear Doctor is her last producer credit.[3][4][5] -- 109.78.192.111 (talk)