There was a story I vaguely remember from decades ago that appeared in a Star Trek novel of episodes that might-have-been (but never were actually produced), with the story line that the actors from the set of Star Trek somehow beam onto the real USS Enterprise, and have to deal with all the differences between TV set and actual (highly advanced) technology.
If that story is still accessible today, either on-line or in a purchase-able book, I'd be most interested. Thanks!
Look for Star Trek: The New Voyages; the story you want is "Visit to a Weird Planet Revisited"
Shatner nodded, and they each took one of Nimoy’s arms, prepared to hustle him out into the corridor. By this time, however, he too had counted up the costs of scene design and construction. James Doohan could have gone on improvising in the tones of outraged Scottishness all day without breaking, but Matt Jeffries just didn’t have the budget to have built the room they were in.
The door swooshed open at their approach, and all three knew, even before they got past it, that they were on board the Enterprise. The pneumatic door-sound was supposed to be added by Glen Glenn Sound. They had never before heard it in real life. The door swooshed shut behind them, and they stood still for a moment, feeling totally lost.
“Nice going, De,” said Shatner, trying to recover some poise. “Now, how the hell do we find the Sickbay?”
“Go to the elevator and say ‘Sickbay’?” suggested Kelley.
