Is this Star Trek (TOS) picture for real?

[Ron Obvious]

If so, what episode is it from? It may just be me, but I think I might be detecting some subtle sexual symbolism here:

[BootinUp]

1. Yes, its a weapon that he pulled off the ceiling of a cave. Episode was called

what little girls are made of or something like that.

[MicaelS]

2. Episode #7 of TOS - What Are Little Girls Made Of?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/What_Are_Little_Girls_Made_Of%3F

[gratuitous]

3. The fellow in the background is Ted Cassidy

Better known as "Lurch" from The Addams Family. As for sexual symbolism, that doesn't look like boobies or a vagina. What are you talking about?

[NewJeffCT]

5. I don't know

the captain's log?

[baldguy]

12. There was nothing at all "sexual" about that episode.

[El Supremo]

4. Wasn't it supposed to used in "The Doomsday Machine" episode? >>

[progressoid]

6. Totally photoshopped. That cave wasn't pink and purple.

[pokerfan]

7. You have to realize

that Start Trek was a fairly low budget television show, at least by modern standards. Because of this, they were forced to borrow props from all over including various studios (cough) in the San Fernando Valley. In this scene they had raided the set of Debbie Does One Million Years BC.

[Yavin4]

8. Caption: "Now, Where Did I Put My Penis?"

[Alexander]

9. Of course it isn't real. Captain Kirk always fought aliens with his shirt ripped.

[Generic Brad]

13. That's impressive

I can't even see his man girdle.

[Bruce Wayne]

10. It's a powerful weapon. It'll take out Ruk with one stroke.

[Denninmi]

11. Is this Candice Bergen real?

If the phallic-looking stalagmite doesn't do the job, perhaps Kirk could beat the aliens with his Shirley Schmidt blow-up doll:



Denny Crane!