During the scene that follows the visit from Sarek, Spock's father, Kirk is supposedly watching the security tape from the Enterprise's engineering room where Spock gives Mccoy the vulcan nerve pinch and then sacrifices himself getting the mains back on line, restoring the warp drive and allowing The Enterprise to escape the genesis explosion. Actually, what Kirk is watching is a copy of that scene from Star Trek II, complete with close ups and cut aways for dramatic effect. The camera pulls away to show Spock trying to enter the radiation chamber and then another camera, set at a different angle, picks up the close up to show Spock giving Bones his Katra. Then, camera number two kicks in to show a wide angle shot of Spock entering the chamber. It's all very nice, but come on, would it have taken all that much time to restage the scene using one camera set at one angle to make it look authentic or did they think we wouldn't care?