A black and white movie
Black and white was a term to describe the monochromatic oeuvre of film and television popular in the early to mid 20th century. (VOY: "Shattered") Black and white movies were sometimes referred to as the silver screen. (VOY: "Course: Oblivion")
The Adventures of Captain Proton holoprogram shared the "monochromatic environment" of the science fiction serials it was based on. Users of the program also appeared in black and white. (VOY: "Night", "Thirty Days", "Bride of Chaotica!", "Shattered")
T'Ana and Shaxs enjoyed a holoprogram where they played early 20th century bank robbers, which was in black and white. (LD: "Room for Growth")
The educational film The Tardigrade in Space also featured black and white footage. (ST: "Ephraim and Dot")
The title image of Starfleet's Shame featured a black and white image of Carol Freeman. (LD: "Trusted Sources")
Murf enjoyed a holoprogram where he was a jazz singer known as "Mr. Murfy No Shoes" that performed at a 1920s-era club called The Key Club, which was in black and white. (PRO: "Ghost in the Machine")
Black and white films and television shows[]
- Appointment with Danger
- Frankenstein
- The Day the Earth Stood Still
- I Love Lucy
- News on Parade
- Revenge of the Creature
- Shane
- Snow-White
- The Tardigrade in Space (first part only)