Starfleet's uniforms in the first two seasons of "Star Trek: the next generation" didn't love them in particular. The colors were certainly goodBut the cut was bizarre. The uniforms were, they can be clearly seen, a piece of patent jumping on the front, and they were unforgivable. The author recalls that he attended the Star Trek Convention in the 1990s, and the actor listening to the Athonian Freks complained of jumps. Obviously, they hurt everyone's back (they had to stand directly on the framework) and, as Freyks said, if you had an extra donut that morning, everyone could see it.

A new uniform for the third season of the show has been introduced, and the actors and the audience preferred it. The colors were the same, but the new uniforms consisted of two -piece jacket and pants, as well as an attractive new collar lined with pipes. According to all accounts, they were more comfortable, and they looked less pink and "old time science".

Will Vitron hated his suit so much that he once wrote that he left traumatized. Played vitron The young crusher in Wesley of "Next Generation", Landing the gig when he was only 15 years old in the first season, Wesley mostly dressed in comfortable civilian sweaters, but in the second season the character was made acting. This required him to wear a specialized all-gray uniform of Starflit, unfortunately, following the early designs of sweaters. However, Vitron had an addition to his uniform that he and his co-stars had to cope secretly. Vitron, a natural slim man, was "too big" for his performances at Star Trek through a specialized "muscle suit" he had to wear under his clothes. It seems to give him a little wider breast and slightly larger shoulders.

Vitron wrote about the fake muscle suit - and how much he hated - On its web site Wilwheaton.net.

On his web site, Vitron described a bad experience that he met William Shatner for the first time. Shatner, it seems, treated him very harsh. So harshly, in fact, he himself was born Birbearie asked Shatner to write a vitrogen letter with an apology. But Vitron was particularly nervous because he had to meet Shatner while he was still in a suit. This was in 1988, when the "next generation" shot its second season at the same time Shatner directed "Star Trek V: Final Frontier" at the same draw. Vitron was only 16 years old.

And, boy Haudi, does he hate that suit. Indeed, Vitron said he tried to have as little as possible while firing. As he described:

"I wore the gray space suit" Actor Enzigning ", waste with sleeves tied around the waist. That suit was quite unpleasant, so I would take the upper half of whatever I got a chance. Since it was sweaters, I would tie my sleeves around the waist, and I wore a light stroke jacket, I raised the embarrassing muscle most traumatized by it. "

Vitron explains that the muscle suit was particularly humiliating for him, because he has always been, with his own description, "a very small person". He wrote that "he had to wear it all densely done a little to improve my fragile teenage self -esteem." It seemed that the muscle suit was a costume designer openly stating that a thin vitron frame is not suitable for television. At the very least, Vitron could take a small amount of comfort in the fact that false muscle suits were a burden that everyone shared.

Fortunately, when the third season of the show turned around, Vitron was allowed to turn into a double cadet uniform. His role in the series was also reduced as Wesley left the ship to attend the Starflit Academy. Vitron never had to wear an unpleasant, embarrassing muscle suit.