Edited sentence: Infacts Amiga made its very decent walk-on appearance in the cast of Star Trek IV, as it "played" the "character" of the Vulcanian Super Computer that Spock uses to aid himself in re-training the Ways of Logic.It is also clear that Apple must have paid to had its bestselling computer presented in the movie with the logo "Apple Macintosh" clearly shown, as stated by main rules of promoting any products inside movies, and as requested by advertising contracts.The Amiga-based vulcanian computer shows also its speech capabilites although Amiga chassis and logo were not directly shown or presented in any way.Unfortunately these trivia should be only hilarious false rumors, because Paramount Pictures studios already used Amigas and mainly for special effects.When watching Star Trek IV movie any spectator experienced in Amiga could easily recognize the Amiga Garnet Font used by ancient AmigaOS versions, scrolling on the multiple screens of the Vulcanian future computer.With this evidence that some Amigas were already property of Paramount Pictures and also well used and appreciated, then it is certainly "logic" to suppose that the crew of the movie had no reason to ask Commodore to borrow some machines