Ralston had hoped the "Enterprise"s destruction in "The Search for Spock" would lead to a new "Enterprise" design for future films. However, producers for ' (1986) decided to have the crew return to a duplicate of their previous ship. Although a new model was not created, it took ILM more than six weeks to restore and repaint the ship to appear as the new USS "Enterprise", NCC-1701-A. After a visit to ILM, Majel Barrett described the model as "gorgeous," and said some of the model's details – such as the windows into the arboretum – were not done justice by photographs. Although its original pearlescent paint job had been covered and the ship redressed as the "Enterprise"-A, the original eight-foot film franchise model was used as a referent for the CGI "Enterprise" created for the 2001 director's cut of "The Motion Picture". The director's cut replaced several bridge computer voices with human voices to "warm up" the film. When production began on ' (1987–1994), the bridge and several other "Enterprise" film sets were redressed for the new television series.