This LCARS is 7 in. x 9 ¼ in. The LCARS screen pattern and color were screen-matched to the episodes.
Seen on Dr. Pulaski's desktop monitor in her sickbay office on the Enterprise in the Star Trek: TNG season two episode #144 "Up the Long Ladder," which aired the week of May 22, 1989. It was also seen on Dr. Crusher's desktop monitor screen in the Star Trek: TNG season three episode #166 "Allegiance," which aired the week of March 26, 1990, and K'Ehleyr's (Alexander's mother) desktop monitor screen in her quarters on the Enterprise in the Star Trek: TNG season four episode #181 "Reunion," which aired the week of November 5, 1990. Mike Okuda, scenic art supervisor and technical consultant, designed the look of this and all the other computer displays in the series. Known as a LCARS, acronym for Library Computer Access and Retrieval System, they were made by designing images in Adobe Illustrator that were silk screened in black on clear film. The clear sections were then backed with different color gels and the panels were then backed with white paper and mounted for back lighting. This LCARS is 7 in. x 9 ¼ in. The LCARS screen pattern and color were screen-matched to the episodes. Completing the display is a replica beige operational (sound and illumination) desktop monitor made by Brett Jones. eBay August 10, 2011.
