I loved the psychedelic cardboard viewscreens, the tippy chairs and furniture, the stick-on UI for same that was as inscrutable and ridiculous as the authentic show computers. ❋ Unknown (2009)
In the main security central for a total of 28 cavern systems, 3 out of 20 super-sized viewscreens revealed the figure of an animal. ❋ Unknown (2010)
When the cruiser rematerialised after making its final transition, Morkat saw strange constellations on the viewscreens. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Plumes of dust and debris swirled past the viewscreens. ❋ George R. R. Martin (2010)
He was able to activate the viewscreens but nothing more because the flight controls wouldn't respond to him. ❋ Unknown (2010)
All he could see on the suddenly active viewscreens was the Akon spaceport falling away swiftly below. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Around the walls were large viewscreens and control consoles, with acceleration couches made of webbing at each station, and two large command chairs in the center. ❋ Jack Varnell (2010)
The high walls of the large, chill room were covered with dozens of small viewscreens. ❋ H-M Brown (2010)
 The viewscreens show the dead rising around the globe, with Black Adam Correction: Osiris, The Spectre, squadrons of dead Rogues and Titans, and even the Unknown Soldier walking again. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Every single episode of the show or movie consists of noble-minded mannequins standing around on bridges staring at viewscreens and firing phasers. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Rather than actually have their characters and stories do anything, the writers/producers seem quite content to keep their characters on the bridge looking at viewscreens and talking about morality. ❋ Unknown (2008)
New Scientist reports on a new patent filing by Apple Computer, which indicates the company is developing Star Trek-style viewscreens. ❋ David M. Ewalt (2006)
“I was about to go let Tev know what you just told me, by having one of the bridge viewscreens display an array of shooting stars whose trails formed letters.” ❋ John S. Drew (2005)
After a few seconds he looked up at one of the center viewscreens. ❋ Phaedra M. Weldon (2005)
