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Zoran
07-11-2015, 07:59 AM
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Alright shipmates, lets start anew! :)

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tehƧP@ƦKly�ANK� -Ⅲ�
07-11-2015, 08:10 AM
Steady as she goes, Z.

I still have TAS to watch. Half way through season 1 so far.
It's very different but still loveable.

Once I finish TAS, I'll re-watch the films again.
And queue up Netflix for TNG. :awsm:

James (The Disney Guy)
07-11-2015, 08:22 AM
So we all meet here now..... where no one has gone before.... lets hope we can keep this going. All the trek talk sort of died out shame really. Maybe it was on my quote and picture games lol.

I have just spent a fair bit of time re-watching some TNG Favourites... and some of the ds9.

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I still have TAS to watch. Half way through season 1 so far.
It's very different but still loveable.

Once I finish TAS, I'll re-watch the films again.
And queue up Netflix for TNG. :awsm:
I was never really a fan of the animated series. It never really made me excited. But one good thing (for me) was it had the original cast.

tehƧP@ƦKly�ANK� -Ⅲ�
07-11-2015, 08:28 AM
But one good thing (for me) was it had the original cast.

I think that's the largest appeal for me.
I get to see the team work again.

I was reading that it's partially cannon for some episodes.
It wasn't intended to be cannon. Just a cartoon.

TNG I can't wait to start. Used to watch episodes when I could back in highschool.

James (The Disney Guy)
07-11-2015, 08:34 AM
TNG AND VOYAGER for me. I like all the series and films. But those 2 are my fav.

The ending of ENTERPRISE really annoyed me lol.

chiops
07-11-2015, 10:34 AM
Opportunity missed by not calling this thread "The Official Star Trek Phase II Thread". :awsm:

sorei
07-11-2015, 02:58 PM
yes. Make it so.

*happy*


i was thinking about starting a thread called "Trekkie Corner" or something, but this suites me just fine.
We come in Peace. ;)





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I was never really a fan of the animated series. It never really made me excited. But one good thing (for me) was it had the original cast.

i can't get into it either. I will keep it, of course, it is Trek after all, but I cannot connect.

soundtrekker
07-11-2015, 04:15 PM
Permission to come aboard? Well, I guess so... besides, I'm already onboard, so you have to deal with the Squire, anyway!

sorei
07-11-2015, 04:22 PM
Permission to come aboard? Well, I guess so... besides, I'm already onboard, so you have to deal with the Squire, anyway!

no trek without the squire, naturally. your presence is agreeable, as Spock might have said.

soundtrekker
07-11-2015, 05:18 PM
I think that's the largest appeal for me.
I get to see the team work again.

I was reading that it's partially cannon for some episodes.
It wasn't intended to be cannon. Just a cartoon.


Well, just a cartoon it is, and at the same time you could argue it is not "just" a cartoon. Besides from the fact that it features the complete voice cast (sans Walter Koenig, alas, because the budget was too limited to include him, so they offered him a script job instead), it also had many of the original writers, including the much under-rated and un-sung hero D.C. Fontana, who, as script supervisor and producer of the animated series, preserved much of the continuity and quality of the live action series. Other writers, who worked for the Original before, included Samuel A. Peoples, former trek director Marc Daniels (director of "The Doomsday Machine" and many other eps.), Margaret Armen, "Harry Mudd" creator Stephen Kandel, David P. Harmon, and last but not least, "Tribbles" expert David Gerrold, who addressed the canon discussion and the script quality in the the Animated Series in an interview he gave years ago:

Star Trek: The Animated Series (http://www.startrekanimated.com/tas_david_gerrold.html)


Writer-producer D. C. Fontana also discussed the TAS Canon issue in 2007 when giving IDW Comics (present owner of the trek license) an interview:

IDW: In today’s world, especially in a property like Star Trek, that has seen stories told in movies, TV episodes, novels, comic books, video games, e-books and even Internet-based fan media, too, the question of what constitutes “canon” is very much an ongoing debate. The episode you wrote for Star Trek: the Animated Series, “Yesteryear,” is the only one that contains material that is considered canon. What makes it canonical while the others aren’t?

DOROTHY FONTANA: I suppose "canon" means what Gene Roddenberry decided it was. Remember, we were making it up as we went along on the original series (and on the animated one, too). We had a research company to keep us on the straight and narrow as to science, projected science based on known science, science fiction references (we didn’t want to step on anyone’s exclusive ideas in movies, other TV shows, or printed work). They also helped prevent contradictions and common reference errors. So the so-called canon evolved in its own way and its own time. For whatever reason, Gene Roddenberry apparently didn’t take the animated series seriously (no pun intended), although we worked very hard to do original STAR TREK stories and concepts at all times in the animated series. What freed us there was the fact that we could do environments and aliens without the constraints of sets, makeup and costumes that would have been difficult to do in live action. The research company also worked on this series, again to keep us within rules we had set up in the original series and to keep references in terms of science/science fiction etc. accurate.

IDW: And a follow-up to that question, what does “canon” mean to you? Do fans put too great an emphasis on what is canon instead of just what makes a good story?

DOROTHY FONTANA: I like a good story— but there are certain basic ground rules established which I don’t think can be easily tossed aside. I really hated it when one of the features (STAR TREK V) came up with a half brother for Spock when I had always insisted he had no other siblings. But I guess it isn’t "canon" if I wrote it. Go figure.
[End of Interview]

The Squire says:
If you don't know the Animated Series yet, watch it with an open mind. And if you know it already and have ignored it after a few episodes, or even after watching all 22 episodes, please reconsider and give it a second chance! :)

msuperfan
07-11-2015, 06:57 PM
It appears I had the same brilliant idea as Zoran, only a few hours later. I too started a new ST thread, sending invitations to many of you.

Let's stay here instead!

Here's my trivia question, from that thread's first post:

Last night I watched a 1970s TV-movie that had the highest ratings of its time, and three of its actors (all male) had been guest stars in original STAR TREK episodes. This TV-movie later became a series.

Can you name it, and the three TREK guest stars?

Mark
Mark's Super Blog (http://markssuperblog.blogspot.com)
Spock's Record Round-Up (http://spocksrecordround-up.blogspot.com)

James (The Disney Guy)
07-11-2015, 07:43 PM
i can't get into it either. I will keep it, of course, it is Trek after all, but I cannot connect.
Oh I Have The DVD and Do Watch It, I Can Just Take or Leave It.



Permission to come aboard? Well, I guess so... besides, I'm already onboard, so you have to deal with the Squire, anyway!

Arrr Welcome Aboard You Old Sea Dog, These Be Dangerous Nebula We Sail....



It appears I had the same brilliant idea as Zoran, only a few hours later. I too started a new ST thread, sending invitations to many of you.

Let's stay here instead!

Here's my trivia question, from that thread's first post:

Last night I watched a 1970s TV-movie that had the highest ratings of its time, and three of its actors (all male) had been guest stars in original STAR TREK episodes. This TV-movie later became a series.

Can you name it, and the three TREK guest stars?

Mark

I Am Afaraid I Will Have to Pass This One. And As For Trivia I Don't Think I Will Be Doing Much More of That LOL.

James (The Disney Guy)
07-11-2015, 08:48 PM
I Recently Started Re-Watching Some Of DS9 (My Favourites) And I Still Think Its True This Shows Is Really Slow Until Season 4 With The Joing of Worf, The Klingon Wars & More Dominion Activity.

Spectre8750
07-11-2015, 09:29 PM
It's been a while since I've watched TNG and DS9. Just watched TOS, and figured I'd watch the next ones. I might even watch Enterprise, God help me!

James (The Disney Guy)
07-11-2015, 10:49 PM
It's been a while since I've watched TNG and DS9. Just watched TOS, and figured I'd watch the next ones. I might even watch Enterprise, God help me!

Anything But "These Are The Voyages" I Still Can't Get Over How They Ended the Last Ever ST Series AHHHHH

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I Was Thinking What My Favourite Episode And Movie From Each Series Where.

TOS: ( A Cross Between) The Squire of Gothos & Mirror, Mirror
TAS: Yesteryear
TOS (Movies 1-6): 4: Voyage Home
TNG: The Best of Both Worlds (Part 1+2)
TNG (Movies 7-10): 7: Generations
DS9: What We Leave Behind (Series Final)
VOY: End Game (Series Final)
ENT: (Cross Between) Judgement & Regenration
JJ Films: Into Darkness

Anyone Wanna Divulge There's...

GreatKenji
07-12-2015, 06:10 AM
...and which would be your favorite Star Trek film music score? :O Btw why Mr. William Taylor got banned D:?

James (The Disney Guy)
07-12-2015, 06:15 AM
...and which would be your favorite Star Trek film music score?
Hmm Interesting... I Would Say Proberly The Motion Picture

And Yourself?

soundtrekker
07-12-2015, 08:27 AM
Hmm Interesting... I Would Say Proberly The Motion Picture

And Yourself?

If I may give my two cents, yes indeed, Goldsmith's TMP beats even Horner's "The Wrath of Khan", but TWOK is number 2 for me.

James (The Disney Guy)
07-12-2015, 08:46 AM
If I may give my two cents, yes indeed, Goldsmith's TMP beats even Horner's "The Wrath of Khan", but TWOK is number 2 for me.

It will cost more than 2 cents lol. No TWOK is no 2 here aswell a wonderful score

sorei
07-12-2015, 09:54 AM
i do not have a complete score from trek, that i like: i just like tracks of the different films....

msuperfan
07-12-2015, 01:47 PM
The TV-movie that's the subject of my trivia question had a sequel TV-movie. It included such guest stars as John Carradine, Wally Cox, Al Lewis "Grandpa Munster", and the Wicked Witch of the West herself, Margaret Hamilton.

The ensuing series had the name of the original TV-movie in its title.

Check back tomorrow for the answer, if by then you didn't figure it out!

See you then,

Mark
Mark's Super Blog (http://markssuperblog.blogspot.com)
Spock's Record Round-Up (http://spocksrecordround-up.blogspot.com)

soundtrekker
07-12-2015, 03:28 PM
The TV-movie that's the subject of my trivia question had a sequel TV-movie. It included such guest stars as John Carradine, Wally Cox, Al Lewis "Grandpa Munster", and the Wicked Witch of the West herself, Margaret Hamilton.

The ensuing series had the name of the original TV-movie in its title.

Check back tomorrow for the answer, if by then you didn't figure it out!

See you then,

Mark
Mark's Super Blog (http://markssuperblog.blogspot.com)
Spock's Record Round-Up (http://spocksrecordround-up.blogspot.com)

That was not easy, but the hint was helpful!

The movie is:
The Night Stalker (1972)

The three trek guest actors are:
Stanley Adams
Barry Atwater
Elisha Cook Jr.

sorei
07-12-2015, 04:29 PM
for TNG I love

yesterday's enterprise
and i loved
Menage a troi....

For Voyager I loved
Tuvix

James (The Disney Guy)
07-12-2015, 08:04 PM
for TNG I love

yesterday's enterprise
and i loved
Menage a troi....

For Voyager I loved
Tuvix

Good Choices, Yesterday's Enterprise Is A Work of Genius Both In Story And SFX The Darkness Of The Sets Was A Truly Fantastic Idea.

Tuvix Is An Excellent Story About The Rights Of People (As Well As Author, Author)

Brilliant Choices Sorei.

sorei
07-12-2015, 08:35 PM
Oh yes, author author was a great one too indeed!

James (The Disney Guy)
07-12-2015, 08:39 PM
One Of Robert Picardo's Finest Performences Along With "Flesh & Blood" 2 Parter

sorei
07-12-2015, 08:45 PM
There was the voyager episode where the doctor found himself in a museum. People there had developed their own version of history and he tried to work with those people in order to make them see that thee might be other sides of the story. I I forgot the episode's title but it was another really good one....

James (The Disney Guy)
07-12-2015, 08:47 PM
There was the voyager episode where the doctor found himself in a museum. People there had developed their own version of history and he tried to work with those people in order to make them see that thee might be other sides of the story. I I forgot the episode's title but it was another really good one....

Season 4: Living Witness. Yes A Wonderful Episode!

sorei
07-12-2015, 08:49 PM
I love stories like this, but no need for a lot of action. not that I cannot appreciate action... :D

THX FOR THE Title, and Mr. Gold!

James (The Disney Guy)
07-12-2015, 08:52 PM
I love stories like this, but no need for a lot of action. not that I cannot appreciate action... :D

THX FOR THE Title, and Mr. Gold!

Yes, A Bit Of Action Sometimes An Example the Shoot off in Some Episodes And Example Being Flesh And Blood Where The Hirogen Are Beamed to the Planet And The Holograms Hunt them As Prey But. Some Epsiodes Based On Just Talk Is Goo! Like An Example "Times Arrow In TNG"

msuperfan
07-13-2015, 01:25 AM
That was not easy, but the hint was helpful!

The movie is:
The Night Stalker (1972)

The three trek guest actors are:
Stanley Adams
Barry Atwater
Elisha Cook Jr.



Hooray to the Squire for his correct answer!

Squire, your prize is one pickled Tribble, to be collected at your leisure from the grain vault at Space Station K-7. Bravo!


Mark
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James (The Disney Guy)
07-13-2015, 01:31 AM
Squire, your prize is one pickled Tribble, to be collected at your leisure from the grain vault at Space Station K-7. Bravo!


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Watching Some Of TOS Specifically The 2 Parter, The Menagerie

chiops
07-13-2015, 03:38 AM
Btw why Mr. William Taylor got banned D:?
Resistance is futile! He got assimilated.

soundtrekker
07-13-2015, 11:16 AM
Hooray to the Squire for his correct answer!

Squire, your prize is one pickled Tribble, to be collected at your leisure from the grain vault at Space Station K-7. Bravo!


Mark
Mark's Super Blog (http://markssuperblog.blogspot.com)
Spock's Record Round-Up (http://spocksrecordround-up.blogspot.com)

[in Trelane's high-pitched, annoying childish voice:]

Why? Why just ONE? I want THREE!! Look, I was the ONLY one who knew it! I want THREE! I want them NOW!!

WayneTech
07-13-2015, 12:40 PM
Hurrah, a corner for Trekkies! *pulls up a chair* Coffee... black.

As I mentioned someplace else here last week, I'm currently re-watching Star Trek: Voyager on DVD, after going through all of Star Trek: Enterprise and then Star Trek: The Next Generation on Blu-Ray earlier this year. I've been watching since I was knee-high and have done everything save buying a uniform (spent far too much money on Diamond Select starships, written my own series, hunted down rare soundtracks and gone to multiple exhibitions).

Grew up with The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine and Voyager on the BBC, 6pm Wednesdays and Sundays. Caught up with the original series years later.

While I adore the cinematic adventures of Kirk & Co. there's a downside to being a child of the late 80s / early 90s in that (like older Doctor Who episodes) my interest in the television show with the shaky walls, bright uniforms and terrible special effects started to vanish as I grew up and my suspension of disbelief started to shrink. I respect the original series for the groundwork it created but it was a product of the 1960s and I'm unfortunately not (although I like the 1966 Batman, but that's because it's intentionally ridiculous and not trying to be a serious drama). Fortunately, I adore Star Trek: The Motion Picture and everything that came afterwards, so the impact of things like Spock turning up in "Unification" [TNG] and Scotty in "Relics" [TNG] isn't lost on me.

I respect the 2009 reboot and Star Trek Into Darkness, but view them as what they are, namely a different take. If it had destroyed the "prime" timeline, I'd have been a bit more disappointed but I can count myself a fan of Pine, Quinto and the others because they're off, doing their own thing, and they're fun to drop by and see occasionally (and say what you will about the films, really do, but they're consistently funny and spectacular, as most modern blockbusters are).

The further I've gone, the less I've enjoyed Deep Space Nine and it's currently the only show / crew I own nothing about (save the moments Bashir and Quark popped up in other shows). I respect the show for what it did and the different direction it explored but I never connected with the overarching religious themes and many of the characters had backgrounds and motivations that I couldn't connect with. A sucker for eye candy, however, some of the battle sequences are favourite YouTube clips of mine (although I do understand, and sometimes sympathise with, the argument that Star Trek shouldn't be a war... conflicts like the Temporal Cold War and the Borg / Species 8472 war I liked because the starships were unwilling participants). The one moment I do strongly disagree with was Sisko lying to the Romulans to bring them into the Dominion War. Some of my "hero" captains have had darker moments (hey, makes good telly) but none of them have ever committed what I'd call a war crime (and what made it worse was that Sisko had multiple chances to do the right thing and walk away, but he didn't... he looked straight at the screen and said "I can live with it" and, well, nope... just nope). I'm not here to make enemies, however, and totally respect that some fans absolutely adore that episode and that moment, and that's great. It'd be boring if everybody were the same!

In an age where television shows, films and videogames are being pushed into darker territory (the "What Does It All Mean?!" syndrome) I think it's vital to hold Star Trek dear and to keep watching the shows (even if I've seen them many times before) because, nine times out of ten, they overcome things and end with a nice positive note. Things can get better. People can be included. Tolerance will happen. Problems can be overcome with logic and reason and peace and understanding. And yet, the diversity of the shows is incredible, because you also get episodes like "Lower Decks" [TNG] and "Prime Factors" [VGR] and "Tuvix" [VGR] and "Memorial" [VGR] that pack a punch and make you think as the credits fade to black. And I know everybody always says this, but isn't "The Measure of a Man" [TNG] just about perfect?!

Most likely I'm a Voyager first and foremost, with The Next Generation and Enterprise tied for runner-up. But I'll always watch, and always enjoy, anything Star Trek.

Wow, sorry for rambling on. I really should get back to pretending to do some work!

See you... out there!

soundtrekker
07-13-2015, 01:16 PM
Welcome, WayneTech, nice to have someone as outspoken like you on these pages. You've made some interesting points, most of which I'm totally agree with. While it's rare that someone's putting VOY on top and more or less ignores DS9, your general statements about trek's most important meanings and its impact on modern-era pop culture were defined very well. Each of us trekkies probably has their own preferences in the vast and ever growing trek universe, but there is and always will be a common ground for all of us where we can agree upon what's really the core of trek's philosophy. There's a word for this kind of diversity: IDIC! :)

WayneTech
07-13-2015, 01:59 PM
Welcome, WayneTech, nice to have someone as outspoken like you on these pages. You've made some interesting points, most of which I'm totally agree with. While it's rare that someone's putting VOY on top and more or less ignores DS9, your general statements about trek's most important meanings and its impact on modern-era pop culture were defined very well. Each of us trekkies probably has their own preferences in the vast and ever growing trek universe, but there is and always will be a common ground for all of us where we can agree upon what's really the core of trek's philosophy. There's a word for this kind of diversity: IDIC! :)

Many thanks, soundtrekker!

I kinda waded in with my opinions up there, apologies, but thanks for echoing the sentiment of IDIC, something I really try to live by. And that's also the beauty of something as diverse as Star Trek, the diversity and the fact that there's an episode for everybody in the 700+ shows out there. Every member of my family and every friend I know has, at some stage, sat down and enjoyed an episode, even if they can't stand some others that I (or others) adore... or, to put it another way, somebody's gotta love Neelix, right?!

http://i.imgur.com/bLskhUK.gif

Happy to chat, debate, compare, contrast, discuss, nerd out, etc. about anything Star Trek at any time, and looking forward to taking part in the conversation!

James (The Disney Guy)
07-13-2015, 03:58 PM
Hey WayneTech!!

Voyager all the way!!

James (The Disney Guy)
07-13-2015, 07:03 PM
I Watched Bride of Chaotica! Earlier, I Forgot How Funny This Episode Is LOL

Death Ray!
Imagizer - Not View Screen
Lightning Sheild
Destructo Beam

LOL Typical 30s Sc-Fi!

Brilliant!

msuperfan
07-13-2015, 08:13 PM
SILLY TRIVIA TIME AGAIN:

There's only one music composer for the original Star Trek who is also credited with a score for an episode of TNG.

Can you tell me the specifics?

Mark
Mark's Super Blog (http://markssuperblog.blogspot.com)
Spock's Record Round-Up (http://spocksrecordround-up.blogspot.com)

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[in Trelane's high-pitched, annoying childish voice:]

Why? Why just ONE? I want THREE!! Look, I was the ONLY one who knew it! I want THREE! I want them NOW!!


[DEEP BOOMING MALE VOICE:] Come now Trelane, it's bed time.

[DULCET FEMALE VOICE;] And stop pulling the wings off of starships, it isn't nice.

Good night, spoiled prince.

Mark
Mark's Super Blog (http://markssuperblog.blogspot.com)
Spock's Record Round-Up (http://spocksrecordround-up.blogspot.com)

soundtrekker
07-13-2015, 09:40 PM
SILLY TRIVIA TIME AGAIN:

There's only one music composer for the original Star Trek who is also credited with a score for an episode of TNG.

Can you tell me the specifics?

Mark
Mark's Super Blog (http://markssuperblog.blogspot.com)
Spock's Record Round-Up (http://spocksrecordround-up.blogspot.com)[COLOR="Silver"]
Well, that's an easy one, for a change, at least for me (ridiculously easy, to be honest!):

Fred Steiner (who joined TOS trek as the second composer, after Alexander Courage, and was argually the most important creative musical mind during trek's three-year run)

He composed the score for TNG's first season episode "Code of Honor" (1x04), the second regular episode after the pilot two-parter "Encounter at Farpoint" and "The Naked Now"

NOW I WANT A HANDFUL OF KLINGONS, BECAUSE I WANNA PLAY WITH THEM AND MY TRIBBLES!




[DEEP BOOMING MALE VOICE:] Come now Trelane, it's bed time.

[DULCET FEMALE VOICE;] And stop pulling the wings off of starships, it isn't nice.

Good night, spoiled prince.

Mark
Mark's Super Blog (http://markssuperblog.blogspot.com)
Spock's Record Round-Up (http://spocksrecordround-up.blogspot.com)

No. NO! First I wanna play with my new Klingons. That's not fair! I NEVER had any Klingons before! And the Tribbles have been SOOO boring!

James (The Disney Guy)
07-14-2015, 01:50 AM
Here Is A Q.

In Your Opinion, What Is The Most Boring Episode (Or The One You Skip When Watching All Through) Of Each Series?

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msuperfan
07-14-2015, 03:23 AM
OK, Squire,

One matched set of Klingons coming up. Look under your bed on Christmas Eve. But don't blame me if you lose your eyebrows!

Mr Gold's question about skipped-over episodes:

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[/COLOR]Well, after an in-depth consideration of the Third Season of TOS for Marc C's book, much of that season has regrettable moments. But even the worst, "Spock's Brain," has its moments. Seeing ol' whatshername spout on about, "You are neither Morg nor Eye-Morg" gives me all sorts of queasy pleasure.

For my money, that tingle is right up there with "You see? You see? Your stupid minds. Stupid! STUPID!" from Plan 9 from Outer Space.

And I'm pretty sure I haven't even SEEN all of DS9 and hardly any of Enterprise. I'll catch up with them in my vegetative old age I guess.

BTW, what is that finger action going on in your little animation? For both Picard and McCoy, there's a bit in their sequence where for a brief instant either they're waving a dagger in their right hand, unsheathing an instant banana, or ... I don't know!

Hey, what a great name for a 1980s band: Instant Banana!

Mark
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James (The Disney Guy)
07-14-2015, 03:28 AM
I Donno Lol Just Random Gifs.

WayneTech
07-14-2015, 11:11 AM
Here Is A Q.

In Your Opinion, What Is The Most Boring Episode (Or The One You Skip When Watching All Through) Of Each Series?

Awesome dancers, Gold... and good question!

Can't really speak for the original series or Deep Space Nine, as I don't have those on DVD / Blu-Ray and don't watch them through, but for The Next Generation, I usually facepalm at quite a few of the early Season One shows... mostly "Justice" [TNG] which I once saw beautifully described as "Wesley falls in a flower bed and must be put to death. So bad, you'll want to die in a flower bed of your very own." I watched it recently on Blu-Ray and it was only tolerable when Picard and Dr. Crusher had a brief conversation about the weight of the Prime Directive (only for Picard to then completely abandon the Prime Directive ten minutes later). I also cannot stand "Up the Long Ladder" [TNG] from Season Two because at least "Shades of Grey" [TNG] was inoffensively bad, but picking up a whole bunch of racist Irish stereotypes and then turning Riker and Pulaski into cold-blooded murderers really, really gets me angry (doesn't help that Riker and Pulaski are two of my favourite characters, making it an even bigger insult... wouldn't have minded if it were Worf).

There are a handful of Voyager episodes that missed the mark, too. They're the usual answers, like "Threshold" [VGR] for the ridiculous "warp ten turned me into a lizard, so I kidnapped the Captain and mated with her because reasons" storyline (although it did give us the gorgeous Type-9 / Class-2 shuttlecraft) and "Sacred Ground" [VGR] for the "I can see what you're trying to do, but zzzzzzzz..." pacing.

Finally, with regards Enterprise, there's only really one I outright dislike, and that's "Precious Cargo" [ENT]. I don't think a good script could have saved that actress and, likewise, a better actress would still have stumbled over the terrible script. Unfortunately, both were bad, and therefore so was the episode. As a fan of the music and production quality of the show, I was also deeply disappointed in Season Four, when the music started getting synthetic. "Bound" [ENT] and "Daedalus" [ENT] were dragged down even further as a result.

And I've ranted again. Sorry! This is just infinitely more interesting than work.

Zoran
07-15-2015, 08:01 AM
Opportunity missed by not calling this thread "The Official Star Trek Phase II Thread". :awsm:

Missed? No Admiral Sparktank has the power to make it so.

Also...

Favorite Trek film composer: Jerry Goldsmith

Favorite Trek televison composer: Dennis McCarthy

Favorite TOS episode: The Doomsday Machine

Favorite TAS episode: The Ambergris Element

Favorite TNG episode: The Inner Light

Favorite DS9 episode: Valiant

Favorite VOY episode: Scorpion

Favorite ENT episode: The Xindi

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sorei
07-15-2015, 05:32 PM
i want my own transporter, and i want it now!Or: in 7 days.
I will move in 7 days.
Life would be so much easier.... no packing...just beam over all the book shelves.... oh yes, and the rest too.

soundtrekker
07-15-2015, 07:58 PM
i want my own transporter, and i want it now!Or: in 7 days.
I will move in 7 days.
Life would be so much easier.... no packing...just beam over all the book shelves.... oh yes, and the rest too.

All the best to you, sorei, and good nerves, for your move. And, maybe Q is watching you and will be gallant enough to drop by next week and do all the work for you with the snap of a finger! ;)

(Trelane won't be aware of your move. Although he's observing Earth, it's of no use to you: wrong century!)

James (The Disney Guy)
07-15-2015, 08:00 PM
All the best to you, sorei, and good nerves, for your move. And, maybe Q is watching you and will be gallant enough to drop by next week and do all the work for you with the snap of a finger! :;

I Don't Think So!! LOL What About That Live Event With Spock? He Was Gonna Let Us Die With That Meteor.... It's Only That Spock Tricked Him That We Where Saved...

Spock v Q Clasic!

WayneTech
07-16-2015, 01:20 PM
Feeling the need for a transporter as well... or maybe even a holodeck? Then you wouldn't have to go anywhere, you could make places just appear around you.

The only mild inconvenience would be when it malfunctions every three weeks or so, but that's no big deal. Everything has glitches. Just be on guard for ion storms, nebulae, photonic beings, Hirogen, wormholes, black holes and all other kinds of holes, Bynars, sentient characters, energy surges, Kate Pulaski, radiation, infections in the bio-neural circuitry, Seska, androids trying to merge their positronic net with your computer, evil clowns, Reginald Barclay and the handful of other random occurrences that may or may not deactivate the safety protocols and doom you and your entire family to a recycled scrip... er, I mean, "high-stakes dramatic crisis".

Oh, and if you do happen to score a transporter, don't ever transfer your pattern to the holodeck "for safe-keeping". Unless you wanna be a one-eyed Russian assassin. Maybe it's your thing.

http://33.media.tumblr.com/e231acbc4920916541fff9aeadc73251/tumblr_n7or0caGHa1tfsp2no1_250.gif

Last night I watched "Revulsion" [VGR] which is one of the few episodes that I adore (Leyland Orser as a psychotic hologram... oh hey, missed him in the list above... trying to kill B'Elanna) and loathe ("Hey guys, look, Seven of Nine has bewbs and Harry is our high school kid avatar, hilarity ensues, I promise!") in equal measure.

sorei
07-16-2015, 09:01 PM
holodeck: AFTER the move, yes.
Oh YES, as long as Risa is ...kinda out of reach, a bit.

I would take a looooong vacation there. lying on the beach together with my husband (who is allowed to come as long as he does not mock the trek experience)

well, the transporter, yes i would like that too please, i would only need...i have no idea, as long as it takes to transport all our stuff ;)


I liked Revulsion too, good episode, btw.

James (The Disney Guy)
07-16-2015, 10:18 PM
I Don't Require a Transporter In the Enchanted Forest (My Magic Works Well) But Crossing Realms Can Be Tricky...Not To Many Magic Beans, However I Have an Understanding With The Mad Hatter.

sorei
07-16-2015, 10:25 PM
i would say i take your magic to do the trick with the move, if... I did not know magic always comes with a price ;)

James (The Disney Guy)
07-16-2015, 10:28 PM
Ah yes, except as when i said to cruella when Yours and my interest are the same.

msuperfan
07-17-2015, 03:12 AM
Blazing Saddles quote:

I think y'all have had ENOUGH beans! Phew!

Just kidding ... If beans be the music of love, play on ...

Mark
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James (The Disney Guy)
07-17-2015, 03:57 PM
Classic!!!



---------- Post added at 03:57 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:46 PM ----------

I Watched A Few Voyagers Yesterday. Fair Haven Was the Last One Of My Favourites and Such A Wonderful Score.

sorei
07-17-2015, 09:45 PM
i have been noticing that quite several of the trek people (of different series) have been directing episodes of other tv series. anybody else noticed that too?

James (The Disney Guy)
07-17-2015, 09:54 PM
And films. Jonathan frakes directed the 2003 thunderbirds film for example.

msuperfan
07-18-2015, 01:42 AM
i have been noticing that quite several of the trek people (of different series) have been directing episodes of other tv series. anybody else noticed that too?

I've gotten the impression that oftentimes actors get the itch to direct, whether as a creative stretch or for the feeling of control or for prestige, etc ...

Vide (Latin for "take a gander at") Nimoy, Shatner (because Nimoy got to); George Reeves directed 3 episodes of Adventures of Superman; etc. It's probably also a way to feel they're being taken more seriously as an "artiste." Some of them show good talents for it.

I know I could never get on top of the gazillions of details required to do all of that stuff. Like roadway design or vehicle building, the amount of steps and details is staggering.

Mark
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sorei
07-19-2015, 09:04 AM
while packing, at some point i came across the trek stuff.
novels, mostly. the covers give me smiles. good memories.
Stewart did manage to uniquely shape a captain.
One that stands beside Kirk.

James (The Disney Guy)
07-20-2015, 12:47 AM
while packing, at some point i came across the trek stuff.
novels, mostly. the covers give me smiles. good memories.
Stewart did manage to uniquely shape a captain.
One that stands beside Kirk.

Wonderful, I Read a Trek Novel Not To Long Ago

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51MEC-2O9WL._SY344_BO1,204,203,200_.jpg

Wonderful Thing To Find Sorei

WayneTech
07-20-2015, 09:10 AM
Over the weekend my current DVD run-through came up to "Year of Hell, Parts 1 & 2" [VGR]. Funnily enough, I'd always dismissed it as over-hyped and over-praised but, this time around, I absolutely flippin' adored it. Some really beautiful moments and I didn't even mind the reset button (it made sense and somewhere, deep down, I think they recognise what happened, or it at least had an impact on them... Janeway doesn't mind going around Krenim space at the end and Annorax leaves his work behind to join his wife, two things that were out of the question at the beginning of the story).

sorei
07-20-2015, 10:26 AM
Wonderful, I Read a Trek Novel Not To Long Ago

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51MEC-2O9WL._SY344_BO1,204,203,200_.jpg

Wonderful Thing To Find Sorei

i actually have that one as real book (not "just" ebook)

:D
i love all Q-books...

James (The Disney Guy)
07-20-2015, 07:51 PM
Sorei
Yes I Really Liked This Story HEHE Q Always Makes Me Smile.

WayneTech
I My I Dislike That Episode (Year of Hell) I Skip Each Time HEHE

WayneTech
07-21-2015, 04:22 PM
WayneTech
I My I Dislike That Episode (Year of Hell) I Skip Each Time HEHE

That's cool; I must admit, it was nice last night to return to more standard fare with "Random Thoughts" [VGR], seeing the crew get involved with exploring a new alien culture and deal with a moral issue. Plus, I'd never made the connection with B'Etor before! Nice to see her out of make-up, she was wonderful.

sorei
07-22-2015, 01:25 PM
WayneTech
I My I Dislike That Episode (Year of Hell) I Skip Each Time HEHE

you do? why?

James (The Disney Guy)
07-22-2015, 01:29 PM
you do? why?

Constant Skipping Of Realities Was Getting A Bit Annoying For Me, And It Just Seemed to Go On And On. Could Of Been Done In One Episode. In My Opinion :p

msuperfan
07-22-2015, 10:42 PM
Constant Skipping Of Realities Was Getting A Bit Annoying For Me, And It Just Seemed to Go On And On. Could Of Been Done In One Episode. In My Opinion :p

Perhaps it was just trying to live up to its name by making you FEEL it was a full season!
:awsm:
Mark
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Anaximander
07-23-2015, 11:02 PM
It bothers me that no box set has been released for Voyager. Lots of great unreleased cues from that series.

James (The Disney Guy)
07-24-2015, 10:08 AM
I Thought There Was One Due For Release This Year, They Must Have Changed It Yet Again. Well TBH Either They Will or Won't And Now.....I Am Fed Up Of Waiting LOL.

WayneTech
07-24-2015, 11:55 AM
It bothers me that no box set has been released for Voyager. Lots of great unreleased cues from that series.

Dark is right, Lalaland released their first Enterprise soundtrack last year and, at the time, said that 2016 would include a second Enterprise collection (which I'm super-happy about as I'm listening to the first one as I type and it's amazing), a second soundtrack from The Next Generation and, most importantly, the first ever Voyager release.

Given that they usually push out a Star Trek offering (which is a guaranteed hot-seller) in the Christmas run-up, I'm still checking and holding out hope right up until November.

At the very least, they're working on it!

Which leads to a good question: which episodes of Voyager would you like to see on the soundtrack? Personally I'm hoping for extended cues from "Dark Frontier" (David Bell is a genius) and "Scorpion" (Jay Chattaway's theme for Species 8472 is often stuck in my head), as well as the melodic piece from "Year of Hell" and some of the lighter episodes (there's already music from "Bride of Chaotica!" in the wild, which is great, but some of the fun stuff from "Concerning Flight" and "Fair Haven" might be nice). Otherwise the big predictable moments (like the attack on the Tactical Cube from "Unimatrix Zero", Captain Ransom's death from "Equinox" and entering the Borg-infested nebula / the 'deploy armour' sequence from "Endgame") are safe to expect, I think.

James (The Disney Guy)
07-24-2015, 12:00 PM
Dark is right, Lalaland released their first Enterprise soundtrack last year and, at the time, said that 2016 would include a second Enterprise collection (which I'm super-happy about as I'm listening to the first one as I type and it's amazing), a second soundtrack from The Next Generation and, most importantly, the first ever Voyager release.

Given that they usually push out a Star Trek offering (which is a guaranteed hot-seller) in the Christmas run-up, I'm still checking and holding out hope right up until November.

At the very least, they're working on it!

Which leads to a good question: which episodes of Voyager would you like to see on the soundtrack? Personally I'm hoping for extended cues from "Dark Frontier" (David Bell is a genius) and "Scorpion" (Jay Chattaway's theme for Species 8472 is often stuck in my head), as well as the melodic piece from "Year of Hell" and some of the lighter episodes (there's already music from "Bride of Chaotica!" in the wild, which is great, but some of the fun stuff from "Concerning Flight" and "Fair Haven" might be nice). Otherwise the big predictable moments (like the attack on the Tactical Cube from "Unimatrix Zero", Captain Ransom's death from "Equinox" and entering the Borg-infested nebula / the 'deploy armour' sequence from "Endgame") are safe to expect, I think.

Only Changed My Username LOL You Can Still Call Me Mr Gold LOL
Yes I Had Heard A Second Enterprise And Another TNG. Voyager Is A More Important Release. And Yes We Do Have Bride of Chaotica And Heroes And Demons. But I Would Abouve All Else Love Music For: Endgame, Scorpion, Author Author, Tinker Tailor Doctor Spy, Flesh and Blood Aswell As Many.

Enteprise I Feel Was A Good Enough Collection To Stay As 1 It Gave A Pretty Good Overall Collection Same As DS9.

James (The Disney Guy)
07-24-2015, 10:48 PM
I Was Debating on Reviving the Old "Picture/Quotes" Game. If you Are For It Let Me Know!

Anaximander
07-26-2015, 04:35 PM
Which leads to a good question: which episodes of Voyager would you like to see on the soundtrack? Personally I'm hoping for extended cues from "Dark Frontier" (David Bell is a genius) and "Scorpion" (Jay Chattaway's theme for Species 8472 is often stuck in my head), as well as the melodic piece from "Year of Hell" and some of the lighter episodes (there's already music from "Bride of Chaotica!" in the wild, which is great, but some of the fun stuff from "Concerning Flight" and "Fair Haven" might be nice). Otherwise the big predictable moments (like the attack on the Tactical Cube from "Unimatrix Zero", Captain Ransom's death from "Equinox" and entering the Borg-infested nebula / the 'deploy armour' sequence from "Endgame") are safe to expect, I think.

I would like to see Dark Frontier and Scorpion for sure. Some of the lighter material from episodes such as Tinkor, tenor, Doctor, Spy would also be welcome. Flesh and Blood had some good ominous music.

If you get a chance, watch Workforce parts 1 and 2...there is one cue in particular at the very beginning of part 1 which I think needs to see official release...as the camera pans across the vast alien cityscape..very Goldsmithian..Voyager had some of the best music from the later Trek series, in my opinion.

Pretty much all of the episodes you mentioned should be covered in such a set. Hopefully we will also get some alternates from the Goldsmith main title sessions, if any such recordings (still) exist.

I feel like demand for a Voyager set has been lower than for the other series due to it being less popular with trek fans, perhaps...shame, really. Hopefully such a set will renew interest in what was a very underrated series.

Anaximander
07-29-2015, 05:06 PM
There was the voyager episode where the doctor found himself in a museum. People there had developed their own version of history and he tried to work with those people in order to make them see that thee might be other sides of the story. I I forgot the episode's title but it was another really good one....


Season 4: Living Witness. Yes A Wonderful Episode!

One of my favorites. I think this was Voyager's unofficial mirror universe episode; since it may have been difficult to explain how their true mirror counterparts might have been in the delta quadrant, they could do it this way without actually setting it in the mirror universe. Although they probably could have said they were there on a recon mission in advance of an impending invasion force, had they actually set it in the mirror universe.

I loved how they carried a Borg contingent on the ship and the doctor was portrayed as an evil android

James (The Disney Guy)
07-29-2015, 07:17 PM
It was set in the future. On a alien Planet after Voyager was destroyed the had parts of the wreckage and also a the mobile amitter the images (with android doctor) where what they thought had happned.

Anaximander
07-31-2015, 10:22 PM
It was set in the future. On a alien Planet after Voyager was destroyed the had parts of the wreckage and also a the mobile amitter the images (with android doctor) where what they thought had happned.

I know (although voyager wasn't destroyed, there was tech left behind during a mission and the EMH's backup file was one of those things.That setup gave the writers a great way to do a mirror version of the crew without actually having to set it in the mirror universe and explain the delta quadrant conundrum. The fake versions of the characters are how I'd expect their mirror universe counterparts to behave.

James (The Disney Guy)
08-01-2015, 08:31 PM
Beg Your Pardon Lydecker I Mis Understood. :P BTW Love The ECH Avatar.

max_stein
08-06-2015, 02:10 AM
I like this place mind if I join in :)

msuperfan
08-06-2015, 03:09 AM
I like this place mind if I join in :)

Welcome to the fleet. A sorrier bunch of misfit, maladjusted dreamers I never saw ... and I love you all!

Mark
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James (The Disney Guy)
08-06-2015, 07:18 AM
Yes. Hi Max. We Could Sing Some Sea Shanties But...I Doubt Anyone Is Drunk Enough Yet :p

max_stein
08-06-2015, 06:06 PM
We would have to be drunk for you all to be able stand my singing :)

James (The Disney Guy)
08-06-2015, 06:38 PM
We would have to be drunk for you all to be able stand my singing :)

Karaoke Nice lol

Zoran
08-07-2015, 03:40 AM
We would have to be drunk for you all to be able stand my singing :)

Go ahead, I'm on pain killers for my elbow injury. :p

max_stein
08-07-2015, 06:53 AM
Zoran, you would need a lot more than pain killers to stand my singing. It could be used as a weapon to defeat the Klingon Empire that's how bad it is and I'm sure you heard Klingon's sing :)

James (The Disney Guy)
08-07-2015, 08:11 AM
Excellent stuff!!! Maybe evan defeat the borg!!

msuperfan
08-07-2015, 08:50 PM
Zoran, you would need a lot more than pain killers to stand my singing. It could be used as a weapon to defeat the Klingon Empire that's how bad it is and I'm sure you heard Klingon's sing :)

Nowadays, they have Autotune.

BTW, do you suppose that by the 23rd Century they could do the same for my face? What people would see would be an "tuned-up" version of the sad truth ...

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soundtrekker
08-08-2015, 01:59 PM
Nowadays, they have Autotune.

BTW, do you suppose that by the 23rd Century they could do the same for my face? What people would see would be an "tuned-up" version of the sad truth ...

Mark
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Is it that bad? Anyway, as far as I'm concerned, true beauty comes from the inside, as we all saw in "Is There in Truth No Beauty?"
(Yes, I'm in full trek philosophy mode right now...)

James (The Disney Guy)
08-08-2015, 02:01 PM
:this: Man Knows What He Is Talking About.

max_stein
08-09-2015, 06:32 PM
I watched TOS episode with the dooms day machine in it last night, one of my all time favorite episodes. Made me remember how it was being a kid when at any moment the USA and Russia could start a nuclear war.

James (The Disney Guy)
08-09-2015, 06:33 PM
I watched TOS episode with the dooms day machine in it last night, one of my all time favorite episodes. Made me remember how it was being a kid when at any moment the USA and Russia could start a nuclear war.

Thats Not A Good Thing To Think About LOL

"Ah, What A Lovely Episode...Just Reminds Me That Any Moment We Could All Be Killed!"

:D

max_stein
08-09-2015, 07:01 PM
The Dark One, you tend to appreciate life more when you know it could be over at any time. :)

James (The Disney Guy)
08-09-2015, 07:04 PM
The Dark One, you tend to appreciate life more when you know it could be over at any time. :)

LOL. Fair Play Sir.

soundtrekker
08-09-2015, 07:15 PM
Thats Not A Good Thing To Think About LOL

"Ah, What A Lovely Episode...Just Reminds Me That Any Moment We Could All Be Killed!"

:D

That's true, but what max tried to say was that in this episode the doomsday device the Enterprise encountered was a mass destruction weapon whose main reason was to keep the balance of power, and thus never was meant to be used, much like the atomic bomb of the USA and the USSR (the Soviet Union). It was, nevertheless, a time of uneasiness, which finally ended when the Soviet Union fell apart, and the Cold War ended. Today, the new challenge for the world is fighting Islamic terrorism, and even Russia is looking for old glory, thanks to a megalomaniac Vladimir Putin. A modern-day trek tv show surely would adress these themes nowadays.

James (The Disney Guy)
08-09-2015, 07:16 PM
I See. Thank You :)

max_stein
08-09-2015, 11:13 PM
On the lighter side I just finished watching TOS The trouble with Tribbles. The only thing the tribbles threaten was Klingons. The Great Tribble War was a time when the Klingon Empire was almost destroyed by the terrible tribble invasion. It was only the Great Tribble hunt that saved them and started a great snack food- roasted tribble on a stick.

James (The Disney Guy)
08-09-2015, 11:15 PM
https://33.media.tumblr.com/403eb39978e85df89c1c2adee6397ed7/tumblr_mr2f3d6Fzp1s67vyfo3_250.gif
http://30.media.tumblr.com/17866f06fac2cdc5c5cd8e639404e8d0/tumblr_mr2f3d6Fzp1s67vyfo2_250.gif
http://30.media.tumblr.com/469f6dd01aa3c1ab2eeaf96f4d2a8f24/tumblr_mr2f3d6Fzp1s67vyfo1_250.gif

James (The Disney Guy)
08-10-2015, 03:04 AM
Thanks For All The Trek Memories, Its Been A Real Laugh, And I Now Have A Whole New Loving Of One Of TV's Best Series.

Thank You.

Live Long And Prosper.

max_stein
08-10-2015, 06:04 PM
I watched TOS the ultimate computer last night, another great episode-sort of like the movie War Games where to computer takes over but then realizes it is wrong and stops at the end.

Anaximander
08-15-2015, 12:12 AM
Beg Your Pardon Lydecker I Mis Understood. :P BTW Love The ECH Avatar.

No worries! Sorry to "nerd out." I clearly have no life :)

Thanks. I love that episode. It's kind of like that short story by James Thurber, "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty"

max_stein
08-17-2015, 08:46 PM
Finished up watching TOS, I really wish they had done a series special at the end like a 2 hour TV movie or something like what they did with Firefly.

msuperfan
08-17-2015, 09:01 PM
Finished up watching TOS, I really wish they had done a series special at the end like a 2 hour TV movie or something like what they did with Firefly.

Of course, this series was an albatross around the necks of both NBC and Desilu -- too expensive, a creator/producer who actively insulted and ignored the orders of the money people, and so on. Star Trek was supposed to just "fade away" but the fandom grew and caught fire when the "strip" M-F reruns started a few years later.

And "series finale" wasn't even a thing in the 1960s mindset!

But somebody should come up with a brief "whatever happened to?" list (ignoring the movies and other series), similar to the end of American Graffiti, if they want. Ten short silly and/or emotionally moving statements would be fun to read!

"Captain James Kirk died of an alien venereal disease four years after returning from his five-year mission. Mr Scott defeated Apollo in an arm-wrestling match and won the attentions of Carolyn Palamas."

And so on.

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Anaximander
08-17-2015, 09:49 PM
Finished up watching TOS, I really wish they had done a series special at the end like a 2 hour TV movie or something like what they did with Firefly.

Someone correct me if it's already been done, but a TOS series "finale" would make a great premise for a fan film. They could revisit one of their guests (Mudd or Trelane, perhaps) and we could see the Enterprise return to Earth prior to its refit in TMP.

If you haven't read it, I'd recommend reading J.M. Dillard's The Lost Years


Of course, this series was an albatross around the necks of both NBC and Desilu -- too expensive, a creator/producer who actively insulted and ignored the orders of the money people, and so on. Star Trek was supposed to just "fade away" but the fandom grew and caught fire when the "strip" M-F reruns started a few years later.

And "series finale" wasn't even a thing in the 1960s mindset!

But somebody should come up with a brief "whatever happened to?" list (ignoring the movies and other series), similar to the end of American Graffiti, if they want. Ten short silly and/or emotionally moving statements would be fun to read!

"Captain James Kirk died of an alien venereal disease four years after returning from his five-year mission. Mr Scott defeated Apollo in an arm-wrestling match and won the attentions of Carolyn Palamas."

And so on.

Mark
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That would be immensely gratifying to watch.

"McCoy went to work in private practice and had a brief fling with a certain lovely trill female."

"Scotty took a long shore leave before returning to oversee the refit, during which he discovered the magic of bacon cheeseburgers."

soundtrekker
08-17-2015, 10:34 PM
And "series finale" wasn't even a thing in the 1960s mindset!


Not quite. There was at least one tv show in that decade which had a series finale: The Fugitive. The final two-parter "The Judgment" had the highest Nielsen ratings ever measured up to that date (22/29/Aug/1967). But it was clearly the exception in those days. Other shows in that decade could have used similar series finals, like "The Invaders", another Quinn-Martin production, or the three Irwin Allen shows "Time Tunnel", "Lost in Space", and "Land of the Giants".

Spectre8750
08-18-2015, 12:05 AM
Started watching "The Man From U.N.C.L.E." Series and movies. Interesting to see the Actors of that Time Period making their rounds through another Show, even Leonard Nemoy, William Shatner in the same episode along with James Doohan in another. I've only seen a couple episodes back then and wanted to finely watch them all. Even the "The Girl From U.N.C.L.E." that made it one season.

msuperfan
08-18-2015, 01:12 AM
Not quite. There was at least one tv show in that decade which had a series finale: The Fugitive. The final two-parter "The Judgment" had the highest Nielsen ratings ever measured up to that date (22/29/Aug/1967). But it was clearly the exception in those days. Other shows in that decade could have used similar series finals, like "The Invaders", another Quinn-Martin production, or the three Irwin Allen shows "Time Tunnel", "Lost in Space", and "Land of the Giants".

CORRECT on The Fugitive. I watched the finale, as a youngster.

Somebody later wrote a joke ending for the series, saying something to the effect that the final scene would feature Dr Richard Kimble relaxing on vacation after being exonerated. Then he would unscrew his one wooden arm and run off for a dip in the ocean.

(The joke being that he was the one-armed killer all along.)

So silly, I remembered the joke all these decades later!

Mark
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James (The Disney Guy)
08-19-2015, 07:06 PM
Catching Up On Some Voyager. There Is A Doctor Who Looks A Bit Like Our Friend Lyedecker.
;)

max_stein
08-21-2015, 06:56 PM
I'm glad I picked up the Voyager series earlier this year, I wasn't much interested when it was released on TV, liked DS9 and TNG better and with work I didn't really have time to watch much of it. Wish I would have gotten it sooner along with Enterprise.

sorei
08-22-2015, 05:09 PM
I survived the move, we my laptop did not. luckily no data loss, and but a tablet is no real substitute for a laptop.

I will randomly be back here, but not really until I have my stuff back....

soundtrekker
08-22-2015, 05:37 PM
I survived the move, we my laptop did not. luckily no data loss, and but a tablet is no real substitute for a laptop.

I will randomly be back here, but not really until I have my stuff back....

Glad to have you back, Lady sorei, dear! Good to hear the laptop was lost during the move, not you. A working laptop without a lovely lady like you doesn't make much sense, now, does it?

msuperfan
08-22-2015, 09:58 PM
I survived the move, we my laptop did not. luckily no data loss, and but a tablet is no real substitute for a laptop.

I will randomly be back here, but not really until I have my stuff back....

Welcome back, Sorei!

I would HATE to lose my favorite laptop, since we've been married for 38 years.


Mark
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sorei
08-24-2015, 01:34 PM
Thx msuperfan and soundtrekker

Now Patrick Stewart returns to TV with a new show where he plays a host in a talk show, and sort of.
Something totally different from trek, and from his character there.

soundtrekker
08-24-2015, 02:42 PM
Thx msuperfan and soundtrekker

Now Patrick Stewart returns to TV with a new show where he plays a host in a talk show, and sort of.
Something totally different from trek, and from his character there.

Not much different from TNG: Each time Captain Picard summoned his bridge crew into the conference room, there was a talk show, hosted by Captain Picard, with his lionfish as his sidekick!

max_stein
08-24-2015, 06:11 PM
Sorei, sorry to hear about your laptop

max_stein
08-30-2015, 01:38 AM
It's been quiet around here lately. Which series did you like more DS9 or Babylon 5?

James (The Disney Guy)
08-30-2015, 01:40 AM
It's been quiet around hear lately. Which series did you like more DS9 or Babylon 5?

Ds9, i like baylon but prefer trek. Ds9 was okay from season 4 with worf.

sorei
08-30-2015, 09:44 AM
B5 is like.... An original. It is not trek, and and yet I hold it very dear. It is special. Very special to me. The way they developed their several story arcs... Great. In that time, there was nothing like it.

At first I did not like ds9, but I do very much so now.
I like the dark and brooding aspects....

soundtrekker
08-30-2015, 10:29 AM
B5 is like.... An original. It is not trek, and and yet I hold it very dear. It is special. Very special to me. The way they developed their several story arcs... Great. In that time, there was nothing like it.

At first I did not like ds9, but I do very much so now.
I like the dark and brooding aspects....

I always knew you had a dark side in you. :)

sorei
08-30-2015, 11:55 AM
You suspected absolutely right ;)
Of course.


Enterprise had those dark moments too.
Stargate universe had lots of those.

max_stein
08-31-2015, 06:21 PM
Sorie, like you I didn't get into DS9 at 1st, watch a few episodes of season 1 and 2. In season 3- The two part episode improbable cause and the die is cast is when I became a hard core DS-9 fan

max_stein
09-03-2015, 12:55 AM
I had a similar experience with BAB-5 I watched the 1st few episodes and didn't get into it until season 2-3 when the shadows showed up-they made things very interesting.

Zoran
09-03-2015, 11:41 AM
My experience with DS9 and Babylon 5 went like this...when DS9 aired I was up for it just simply because it was in the Trek universe but by the mid point of the second season I had a hard time staying with it but like most of you I really started to enjoy it immensely by season 4 which I suspect was due to better writing and the introduction of a well known TNG character.

As for Babylon 5 I attempted to watch the first season when it aired and found it was very different from Star Trek in many ways and I wasn't too enthralled with the characters. It wasn't until a couple of years later when I revisited the show that I became a hardcore fan.

So for me if it was a toss up between DS9 or Babylon 5, B5 would win every time because the heart behind each main character touched me more than just one of DS9's main characters ever did. When DS9 ended, I was sad but when Babylon 5 ended I cried along with my mother who was also a huge fan.



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sorei
09-03-2015, 09:33 PM
@Zoran

i understand that well. B5 is LIKE Trek to me.

max_stein
09-07-2015, 09:38 PM
I picked up all the BAB-5 spin offs and enjoyed them too. Wish they had not rushed season 4. My wife and kids were fans too, they wouldn't miss an episode when we got into it. The shadow wars was a big hit and the return to earth which was rushed, wish they had added a few more episodes-just went too fast.

sorei
09-07-2015, 10:25 PM
@max

the last season was not as good as th rest.
yes they rushed, i had that impression too, sad because up to then they were able to take their time.

James (The Disney Guy)
09-07-2015, 10:28 PM
Cant remember the last time i sat and watched Babylon 5 Thru.... I May Dig Out When I Finish the Long List of Stuff I Have to Watch.


On Season 3 of OUAT, got season 4 to watch again before 5 starts plus lots and lots so, babylon is added to the mile long list lol.

sorei
09-24-2015, 09:30 AM
has anybody actually watched "Blunt Talk" with Stewart?
I am hesitant to watch, as he IS my fav captain...

James (The Disney Guy)
09-24-2015, 09:38 AM
Seen One, I Don't Really Like It. I Hate Seeing Patrick Stewart Playing A Drunk And Swearing All The Time. Its Not Like Watching Him Growing Up :(
But I Was Pleased to See Brent Spiner Guest Star Great To See The Two Of Them Together.

sorei
09-25-2015, 11:57 AM
Seen One, I Don't Really Like It. I Hate Seeing Patrick Stewart Playing A Drunk And Swearing All The Time. Its Not Like Watching Him Growing Up :(
But I Was Pleased to See Brent Spiner Guest Star Great To See The Two Of Them Together.

*like*

spiner too? Sheesh, seems i need to watch....

James (The Disney Guy)
09-25-2015, 11:58 AM
*like*

spiner too? Sheesh, seems i need to watch....

I Watched The 5 That Have Aired So Far, Spiner Was Only In Ep 1 For A Min, Donno If He Will Be In Anymore. Its Funny But Not Really What I Thought Stewart Would Do. Episode 2's Airport Toilet Scene Had Me In Stitches.

sorei
09-25-2015, 01:46 PM
i love stewart in lion in winter, for example. not sure about this one. i still have to watch the 2014 movie "Match"

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2637378/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_12

James (The Disney Guy)
09-25-2015, 01:58 PM
I Don't Know About These 2, Never Heard of them.

max_stein
09-26-2015, 10:48 PM
I will have to check it out, I also have a high opinion of Patrick, would hate to see him trash it.

James (The Disney Guy)
10-04-2015, 10:50 PM
Recently Spent Some time Watching Just My Fav Eps of Each Series. I Really Enjoy Watching them, I Did Watch the 2 Part TOS Epsiodes WithbCaptain Pike.

tehƧP@ƦKly�ANK� -Ⅲ�
10-09-2015, 01:04 AM
Hello, peeps.

Anyone know what this is about and what should I watch before watching this?
Star Trek: Renegades (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2621446)

Spectre8750
10-09-2015, 01:36 AM
It's a prequel of sorts to set up the Series that's suppose to fallow, made by several Star Trek Actors, that was hopeful that CBS would take it and run, but was denied, so they decided to raise the funding themselves and produce it.
I watched it and I thought that it wasn't to bad. It had hints of amateur directing, but still entertaining. Good story. They may get better at it, and I don't mean to make it sound bad at all. It's worth a watch in my opinion. They are supposed to create more episodes, like once week or so.

tehƧP@ƦKly�ANK� -Ⅲ�
10-09-2015, 02:09 AM
Hmmm. I was only able to find like one torrent out there for it.

I imagine it's under a strict budget, which would show up in directing, etc.

I will give it a look over this weekend.

soundtrekker
10-09-2015, 09:33 AM
There was another independent online-only trek production by the same producers before, in 2008, called "Star Trek: Of Gods and Men", also with several veteran trek actors (some of which are part of "Renegades" again, not nessecarily in the same roles). That earlier production had a closed story of its own (kind of follow-up to the trek-tos part of "Star Trek Generations", with some actors reprising their roles from ST-Generations), but has no relation to this new production, story-wise. There are torrents to be found for that, too, and it's also on youtube.

Both movies are starring Tim Russ and Walter Koenig as Tuvok and Chekov, to name but two.

tehƧP@ƦKly�ANK� -Ⅲ�
10-09-2015, 10:51 AM
Thanks for the additional info!
Going to look them up on youtubes.

Just finished watching season 1 of TOS again.

I have forgot to check if CAN Netflix has remastered TNG up here:
http://www.treknews.net/2015/08/21/star-trek-tng-hd-streaming-netflix/

ComicsJoe
10-14-2015, 04:03 AM
Haven't been active for a while. Williamtaylor1969 got banned?

soundtrekker
10-14-2015, 08:57 AM
Haven't been active for a while. Williamtaylor1969 got banned?

He got cancelled in 1969...

Number Five
10-14-2015, 01:31 PM
He got cancelled in 1969...Ba-doom tish! :D

sorei
10-14-2015, 10:10 PM
i have not watched renegades yet, somehow i am hesitant.
i have it though.
i have not been watching those "new voyages episodes" either...

James (The Disney Guy)
10-18-2015, 08:56 AM
Bought This Yesterday! :D

Zoran
11-04-2015, 11:07 AM
Just now hearing about this...

CBS is already ruining the �Star Trek� TV reboot (http://nypost.com/2015/11/02/cbs-is-already-ruining-the-star-trek-tv-reboot/)

sorei
11-05-2015, 10:10 PM
i don't care
i am happy a new trek series is coming, i will love it, no matter what!!!

James (The Disney Guy)
11-05-2015, 10:11 PM
:this:

Kintobor90s
11-05-2015, 11:19 PM
i don't care
i am happy a new trek series is coming, i will love it, no matter what!!!

Me too.

soundtrekker
11-06-2015, 11:32 AM
People really should relax and wait what this is all about. There's no point in judging about a new tv show in this early state. I'll wait until I see the pilot episode. Alex Kurtzman as E.P. doesn't necessarily mean this will be bad (nor good), but there will be more people involved in creating this, like writers, creative consultants, script supervisors, executive producers, etc., and we don't know yet who these might be. There may very well be people involved who do "get" trek, and who might be influential in the creative process (people like Manny Coto, Ronald D. Moore, or other, yet unknown writers with similar background who do know their trek).

Zoran
11-06-2015, 11:40 AM
I just think it's pretty shitty that after the pilot is nationally broadcasted on CBS you can only watch future episodes on CBS streaming service for a fee.
Maybe they will release season one after a year but I'm not gonna buy something that I don't know much about.

soundtrekker
11-06-2015, 11:55 AM
The distribution model is something different, and yes, that really sucks, but the bright side of this is the fact that this new series isn't anymore dependent on that awful Nielsen rating, where low ratings, even if the shows are of good quality, oftentimes will lead to premature cancellations (see "ST Enterprise", 2005!). Within a paid streaming service, the writers are more free in their creative choices and don't have to find the lowest common denominator, to please the studio bosses and guarantee higher ratings with more sex, more action, and less quality scripts. Besides, this new show, with that kind of limited access for million people all over the world, will be the most pirated tv show in the history of the internet. Pirates always had their own kind of "distribution model". :)

Zoran
11-06-2015, 12:00 PM
Those are valid points soundtrekker. :)

msuperfan
11-06-2015, 10:44 PM
Some of these protests indicate that some of my wonderful compadres have the mistaken impression that something besides PROFIT is behind the decisions.

It's all about money. In the same way that Star Trek[B][I] was originally intended to be revived to help launch a Paramount 4th TV network (circa 1976), this new series is intended to draw bucks to a new service.

They don't care about childhood memories, except to exploit them. The said fact is that no matter how angrily I might protest, the people than own the property OWN THE PROPERTY and will do what they think will make money.

As I've told my friends in the Yahoo! [B][I]Man from U.N.C.L.E. group, No matter what -- your memories can stay happy!

Mark
Mark's Super Blog (http://markssuperblog.blogspot.com)
Spock's Record Round-Up (http://spocksrecordround-up.blogspot.com)

ComicsJoe
11-07-2015, 05:49 PM
i don't care
i am happy a new trek series is coming, i will love it, no matter what!!!

Then you don't really give a shit about Star Trek. I mean, if the brand logo is all that matters to you... that's just not what being a fan is.

Though I don't blame you for being like that. You're just a victim of a society OBSESSED with merchandise. :\



They don't care about childhood memories, except to exploit them. The said fact is that no matter how angrily I might protest, the people than own the property OWN THE PROPERTY and will do what they think will make money.

And that's the thing. The best way to protest against something is to simply not spend money on it.



As I've told my friends in the Yahoo! Man from U.N.C.L.E. group, No matter what -- your memories can stay happy!

Yeah, but then a show dies with the fans, being unable to generate new ones as it's being suppressed by a reboot.

sorei
11-08-2015, 12:56 PM
Then you don't really give a shit about Star Trek. I mean, if the brand logo is all that matters to you... that's just not what being a fan is.

Though I don't blame you for being like that. You're just a victim of a society OBSESSED with merchandise. :\



so, maybe i should say thx for not blaming me, then.
IDIC.
That is not what a fan is, well, you seem to have a universal definition then?

I am 50 years old, i have been a trek fan ever since i can THINK, but well, maybe i do not fit your definition of fanhood: i can live with that, too, I guess. As I said, IDIC.

I am well aware and I understand your criticism. My loving trek just goes beyond that. I am not willing to let anyone or any institution spoil that for me.

James (The Disney Guy)
11-08-2015, 01:03 PM
Each Fan Is A Fan, In Their Own Way.
There Is No Definition To Say. Right He/She Likes It They Are A Fan. He/She Likes All But The Deep Space Nine. Not A Fan.

Pointless Everyone Is A Fan Of Something, Becuase They Like It None the Less.


I Am A Fan Of Star Trek, But Did Not Enjoy The Animated Series... That Makes Me No Less A Fan Than Sorei Because She Like The Whole franchise.

Anyway.
I Look Forward to The Prospect Of A New Series, Heck We Need One, Its Mad to Have TV With No Star Trek!, But I Will Wait Until I See The Series To Say Wether I Like As Much As The Others.

sorei
11-08-2015, 02:52 PM
Each Fan Is A Fan, In Their Own Way.
There Is No Definition To Say. Right He/She Likes It They Are A Fan. He/She Likes All But The Deep Space Nine. Not A Fan.

Pointless Everyone Is A Fan Of Something, Becuase They Like It None the Less.


I Am A Fan Of Star Trek, But Did Not Enjoy The Animated Series... That Makes Me No Less A Fan Than Sorei Because She Like The Whole franchise.

Anyway.
I Look Forward to The Prospect Of A New Series, Heck We Need One, Its Mad to Have TV With No Star Trek!, But I Will Wait Until I See The Series To Say Wether I Like As Much As The Others.

:)

sorei
12-04-2015, 12:46 PM
Haven S05E23:

and here comes

William Shatner....

:D

James (The Disney Guy)
12-04-2015, 11:01 PM
I Actually Watched A Shatner Star Trek Today,


"I'M CAPTAIN KIRK!!"

soundtrekker
12-04-2015, 11:51 PM
I Actually Watched A Shatner Star Trek Today,


"I'M CAPTAIN KIRK!!"

"The Enemy Within" - a good choice, one of the season one highlights, and an all-time trek classic! Shatner playing bad guy is always something to behold, and he does it so well.

James (The Disney Guy)
12-04-2015, 11:51 PM
Its one of my favs, season 1 had some classic and great episodes.

soundtrekker
12-04-2015, 11:54 PM
I Actually Watched A Shatner Star Trek Today,


"I'M CAPTAIN KIRK!!"

His performance in "Enemy" reminds me a lot of his terrific performance in Roger Corman's "The Intruder", a movie I can recommend absolutely, not only because the Shat is in it, but because it's relevant, even today. (on youtube, look for "The Intruder 1961")

msuperfan
12-07-2015, 02:32 AM
Yup, to those of us who believe in original sin, the "Evil Twin" sometimes looks out at us from the mirror.

Of course, I hopes he never wears makeup quite that deep ...


Mark
Mark's Super Blog (http://markssuperblog.blogspot.com)
Spock's Record Round-Up (http://spocksrecordround-up.blogspot.com)

sorei
12-27-2015, 03:01 PM
what's that with , besides the new one star trek beyond, about star trek progeny? another fan-project? does anybody know?

Darth Sphincter
01-30-2016, 12:18 AM
It appears I had the same brilliant idea as Zoran, only a few hours later. I too started a new ST thread, sending invitations to many of you.

Let's stay here instead!

Here's my trivia question, from that thread's first post:

Last night I watched a 1970s TV-movie that had the highest ratings of its time, and three of its actors (all male) had been guest stars in original STAR TREK episodes. This TV-movie later became a series.

Can you name it, and the three TREK guest stars?

Mark
Mark's Super Blog (http://markssuperblog.blogspot.com)
Spock's Record Round-Up (http://spocksrecordround-up.blogspot.com)


The Night Stalker (1971)

This was a pilot #1 of 2 for the future hit show called Kolchack: The Night Stalker

Starring:
Stanley Adams - the freeloading prospector in "The Trouble With Tribbles"
Barry Atwater - Surak in "The Savage Curtain"
Elisha Cook, Jr - Samuel T. Cogley in "Court Martial"


Full disclosure:
I own the TOS on DVD
I also own both the Kolchak pilots and the original series on DVD

Now, what did I win??

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0067490/fullcredits/

---------- Post added at 03:18 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:12 PM ----------


That was not easy, but the hint was helpful!

The movie is:
The Night Stalker (1972)

The three trek guest actors are:
Stanley Adams
Barry Atwater
Elisha Cook Jr.




damn!

Darth sez: Good answer!



I should have figured that somebody would have come up with the answer after 6 or 7 months.

Whatever.

msuperfan
01-30-2016, 06:22 PM
"We come in peace ... shoot to kill!"

Can you name this brief quotation?

Mark
Mark's Super Blog (http://markssuperblog.blogspot.com)
Spock's Record Round-Up (http://spocksrecordround-up.blogspot.com)

soundtrekker
01-30-2016, 07:12 PM
"We come in peace ... shoot to kill!"

Can you name this brief quotation?

Mark
Mark's Super Blog (http://markssuperblog.blogspot.com)
Spock's Record Round-Up (http://spocksrecordround-up.blogspot.com)

It's a Kirk quote from the song "Star Trekkin'", written by John O'Connor, Grahame Lister and Rory Kehoe, a parody song of the original TV series of Star Trek, released in 1987 by The Firm.

msuperfan
01-30-2016, 07:35 PM
You're just too good, Squire! I guess we'll have to ban you!

[That was a JOKE! In reference to the Girls' Basketball team who was recently banned from competition because they were too good for everyone else in the league (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3415387/Girls-basketball-team-Minnesota-kicked-league-teams-complained-GOOD.html).]

Mark
Mark's Super Blog (http://markssuperblog.blogspot.com)
Spock's Record Round-Up (http://spocksrecordround-up.blogspot.com)

soundtrekker
01-30-2016, 07:54 PM
You're just too good, Squire! I guess we'll have to ban you!

[That was a JOKE! In reference to the Girls' Basketball team who was recently banned from competition because they were too good for everyone else in the league (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3415387/Girls-basketball-team-Minnesota-kicked-league-teams-complained-GOOD.html).]

Mark
Mark's Super Blog (http://markssuperblog.blogspot.com)
Spock's Record Round-Up (http://spocksrecordround-up.blogspot.com)

You can't ban me, I would always return. As you should know, my instrumentality is unbreakable.

Now, you will behave yourself hereafter, won't you? Or I shall be very, very angry.

sorei
02-09-2016, 12:33 PM
i just recently noticed, patrick stewart has done the original "eleventh hour" in the uk, just four episodes, in 2006.
Good episodes, of course.
They made it so.

soundtrekker
02-09-2016, 12:47 PM
i just recently noticed, patrick stewart has done the original "eleventh hour" in the uk, just four episodes, in 2006.
Good episodes, of course.
They made it so.

:facepalm:
"How did they find out, Lieutenant?"

sorei
02-17-2016, 09:31 PM
@soundtrekker

I know I am biased.
But it was good, wasn't it?
I liked it...

soundtrekker
02-17-2016, 11:33 PM
Sorei, you are a Patrick Stewart fangirl, that's for sure! :)

But most of his acting roles are quite good, including this. He has a special aura and depth in his performance.

msuperfan
02-17-2016, 11:59 PM
But most of his acting roles are quite good, including this. He has a special aura and depth in his performance.

Or as we say in Oklahoma while walking across the barnyard, "Don't step in the Special Aura and Depth!" That stuff is always hard to scrape off your boots.

Mark
Mark's Super Blog (http://markssuperblog.blogspot.com)
Spock's Record Round-Up (http://spocksrecordround-up.blogspot.com)

tehƧP@ƦKly�ANK� -Ⅲ�
05-31-2016, 01:19 PM
I was just browsing bluray.com for some deals to Canada and saw this posted there:

Star Trek: Original Motion Picture Collection [Blu-ray] (Bilingual)
https://www.amazon.ca/Star-Trek-Original-Collection-Bilingual/dp/B016OMI3C4
Canadian distribution, usually the same as US distributions. Rarely releases are different.
On some sites, I've not seen any reviews claiming the CDN discs to differ from other country discs. For bluray, at least.

I know there's different releases entirely for DVD, including the Director's Cut.
Which the bluray's didn't get but TWOK is getting a DC soon, but no the TV cut.

Comments say it's just a slimmer repackaging of the 2009 set, which I saw in stores but couldn't afford.

This appears to be a repackaging of the 2009 set, which had the theatrical versions of the six Star Trek movies (1979-1991). The only difference seems to be that this set is a little more compact, and it doesn't have the captain's summit bonus disc.

One other comment also says there's scenes missing:

I am about half way through the first one and there are numerous deleted scenes ...
1) Kirk's first arrival to the bridge, as he leaves to tell Captain Decker he is taking over, the whole scene with the bridge crew and U'hura telling them their odds of returning have just increased; all gone.
2) The scene with Dr. McCoy arriving by beam up, the scene with Kirk arriving in the transporter room and talking with the ensign that had just beamed in and then Kirk calling over to Star Fleet to beam the officer over now; all gone.
3) The bridge scene with the first high energy plasma attack on the bridge and the arrival of the medical team to help Chekhov; all gone.

Is it possible the commenter is just talking about the DC scenes but wording them all weird?

I really want to get this set and then the TNG set later for the complete series. I already have The Compendium for the reboot series.
The white covers would have been neat to collect.
But if this is all of it without the Captain's Summit, I think I ought to jump on this sweet, sweet deal.

Anyone see this compact cover set in US? Or anyone from Canada get it just recently?
I just might order it.

I think Paramount uses the same transfers for all discs around the globe, no?

---------- Post added at 04:56 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:28 AM ----------

:confused: More repackaging?

Star Trek: The Original Series: The Complete Series [Blu-ray] (Bilingual)
http://www.amazon.ca/dp/B01CJX3WGE

---------- Post added at 05:19 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:56 AM ----------

Yeah, sifting through the bluray forum, it's just a slim repack.
http://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=97168&page=92

Same thing they're doing with The Dark Knight Trilogy (Ultimate Collector's Edition) with a 6th disc.

I might actually wait on the movie sets. If TWOK inspires the others to get 4K remasters, I might as well wait for those.

And get that repackaging of TOS bluray set.
$13 cheaper, plus when that price goes back up, a lot cheaper!

Number Five
06-11-2016, 10:48 AM
One other comment also says there's scenes missing:

Is it possible the commenter is just talking about the DC scenes but wording them all weird?Correct. All those scenes are from the Director's Cut, and aren't in the theatrical cut. So they are not on the Blu-ray. Fingers crossed they eventually step up and re-do the DC for Blu.

Zoran
06-20-2016, 06:08 PM
R.I.P. Anton Yelchin :(
Thread 206139

soundtrekker
06-20-2016, 08:47 PM
Thanks for the tribute. R.I.P., Anton, may your kind soul find peace.

Zoran
07-13-2016, 03:59 PM
Watched Star Trek and Star Trek: Into Darkness the weekend and his appearances brought me to tears. :(

James (The Disney Guy)
07-13-2016, 04:34 PM
I Know Its So Sad.

James (The Disney Guy)
07-18-2016, 12:06 AM
I Thought It Would Be Nice If We Try To Revive The Thread and Fun Times.
Maybe Stzrt The Games Again With Episode Shots and Quotes?

Been Watching A Few Treks Recently, Currenty DS9's Season 4 Episode Our Man Bashir, Love This Fun Light Hearted Episode.

chiops
07-18-2016, 04:22 AM
I Thought It Would Be Nice If We Try To Revive The Thread and Fun Times.
Maybe Stzrt The Games Again With Episode Shots and Quotes?

Been Watching A Few Treks Recently, Currenty DS9's Season 4 Episode Our Man Bashir, Love This Fun Light Hearted Episode.

Yes, this is a great fun episode for us James Bond fans.

sorei
10-05-2016, 09:27 PM
anybody watched the documentary "for the love of Spock"? I liked it....

James (The Disney Guy)
10-05-2016, 09:33 PM
Yes, I Found It Very Emotional.
It Was So Clear How Much Love Adam Had For His Father & Mr Spock.
Beautiful.

James (The Disney Guy)
10-17-2016, 03:15 AM
Anyone Else Left Feeling A Little Dissapointed By The 5oth Ann This Year. Other Than ST Beyond, Not Really Much Happned. :(

Hoping The New TV Series Next Year Is Good.

soundtrekker
10-17-2016, 05:15 PM
Yes, there could've been more, especially for trek tos. Maybe ST Beyond somewhat overshadowed what could have been. I guess in a movie-less year, more features, specials, documentaries etc. would have been on the telly. Here in Germany, we had a few days with re-runs around Sept. 8th, commemorating the 50th anniversary.

I'm really looking forward to Star Trek: Discovery. The creative and producing staff around it is quite impressive, so I have good hopes. Let's hope they push the envelope and don't give us TNG/DS9/VOY/ENT in another disguise. I would rather welcome something more like Breaking Bad or Homeland in Space, formally and artistically speaking.

James (The Disney Guy)
10-17-2016, 10:47 PM
Well We Had A Movie Channel Show All The Star Trek Films On Repeat For A Week (Except Into Darkness)
That Was About It, I Binged Aload Of DVDS For A Month. That Is About It.


The New Series Looks Promicing, It Is Good It Is Set After Voyager, Although I Enjoyed Enterprise, It Looked To Technical For A Prequel.
I Agree Tho, At Least The Ship Is Not Called Enterprise And It Is An Entire New Crew That Is A Start.

soundtrekker
10-17-2016, 11:12 PM
Well We Had A Movie Channel Show All The Star Trek Films On Repeat For A Week (Except Into Darkness)
That Was About It, I Binged Aload Of DVDS For A Month. That Is About It.


The New Series Looks Promicing, It Is Good It Is Set After Voyager, Although I Enjoyed Enterprise, It Looked To Technical For A Prequel.
I Agree Tho, At Least The Ship Is Not Called Enterprise And It Is An Entire New Crew That Is A Start.

Agreed, except it's certainly NOT set after Voyager. According to trekmovie (which normally checks their facts before publishing):

"Set in the Prime Timeline, the Starship Discovery NCC-1031 explores the galaxy, 10-years before Kirk takes command of the Enterprise (TOS)."(source: http://trekmovie.com/all-access-2/, you should bookmark this, it's always up-to-date with what is known so far!)

James (The Disney Guy)
10-17-2016, 11:17 PM
Oh Okay. Interesting.

soundtrekker
10-17-2016, 11:46 PM
One main event in that time period, according to trek lore: The Romulan War (which most certainly would have been shown in season 5 of Star Trek Enterprise, if it hadn't been cancelled after season 4.) In "Balance of Terror" (Star Trek TOS) we saw an incident which was kind of an afterthought to that war. This is pure speculation, but the war could very well be part of the new show...

James (The Disney Guy)
10-17-2016, 11:50 PM
Interesting Thought. The Romulan War Is Something That Needs Seeing On Screen.
I Hope Bakula Makes A Cameo, Although On NCIS New Orleans.


Still Would Also Have Been Nice To Have Actually Seen The Formation of The Federation After His Speech In The Finale (What A Bad Idea Having Riker on The Holodeck) I Like The Story Just Not The Incusion Of TNG, Setting Them During The Season 7 Episode Pegasus.


Sorry I Went Off Topic.

soundtrekker
10-18-2016, 02:19 PM
Interesting Thought. The Romulan War Is Something That Needs Seeing On Screen.
I Hope Bakula Makes A Cameo, Although On NCIS New Orleans.


Still Would Also Have Been Nice To Have Actually Seen The Formation of The Federation After His Speech In The Finale (What A Bad Idea Having Riker on The Holodeck) I Like The Story Just Not The Incusion Of TNG, Setting Them During The Season 7 Episode Pegasus.


Sorry I Went Off Topic.

I agree, this could have been so much more. But if the show hadn't been cancelled, the season finale (which was written AFTER THE CANCELLATION!) would have been a cliff hanger, probaby with showing the start of the Romulan War, or anything other than that lackluster finale!

And, anything about trek is on-topic, no need to apologize here!

reptar
10-20-2016, 02:32 PM
This is pure speculation, but the war could very well be part of the new show...

Agreed. Interested either way :)

SonicJordan
02-02-2017, 12:03 AM
Hew, the Star Trek download repository is down.

soundtrekker
02-03-2017, 02:45 AM
Hew, the Star Trek download repository is down.

If you are referring to the Star Trek DEpository, yes, it's been axed by the mods, because of all the Varese and FSM releases still being part if it, albeit without open links. To avoid any future problems, they apparently chose to shut down it completely, with all the LaLaLand and Crescendo stuff going with it as collateral damage...

James (The Disney Guy)
02-03-2017, 08:46 AM

batboy853
02-03-2017, 05:47 PM
It's about time. Expecting every track title to reference coffee.

soundtrekker
02-03-2017, 10:40 PM
It's about time. Expecting every track title to reference coffee.

There's coffee in that collection...

sebadetoma
02-13-2017, 04:08 AM
If you are referring to the Star Trek DEpository, yes, it's been axed by the mods, because of all the Varese and FSM releases still being part if it, albeit without open links. To avoid any future problems, they apparently chose to shut down it completely, with all the LaLaLand and Crescendo stuff going with it as collateral damage...

Someone's got LaLaLand's 50TH ANNIVERSARY COLLECTION? I was too late, it would seem.

Thanks!

batboy853
02-17-2017, 05:47 PM
Voyager collection track listing is out!


DISC ONE: Music by Jay Chattaway
1. Star Trek: Voyager � Main Title (1:55)
Composed and Conducted by Jerry Goldsmith
RISE
2. Asteroid A�Comin� (1:21)
3. Up on the Roof (2:08)
NIGHT
4. Captain Proton (2:26)
5. Taking Out the Garbage / The Vortex Hop* (4:39)
EQUINOX, Part I & II
6. Aliens Attack (1:10)
7. Ransom Explains Crime (2:52)
8. Equinox Crew Escapes / Equinox Warps Away (5:32)
9. Recap�Teaser (2:34)
10. Feeling Guilty (1:31)
11. Let the Battle Begin / Ransom Makes Amends* (5:45)
PATHFINDER
12. Hologrid Tag (3:54)
13. Voyager Gets Message* (3:50)
SPIRIT FOLK
14. Seamus Sees All / Rattled Seamus Drinks / Jane Likes Rings / Seamus Follows Paris* (3:11)
15. Maggie Returns to Cart / Befuddled Maggie / Katie Comes to Tea / Demands for Truth (1:06)
16. Michael Tricks Them* / Time to Be Creative / Angry Mob* (3:13)
17. Tending to His Flock / Doc Spills the Beans (2:01)
18. Welcome to Voyager / Can�t We All Get Along / Michael�s Speech / Drinks on the Captain (4:05)
THE HAUNTING OF DECK TWELVE
19. Ship Goes Dark (2:10)
20. Abandon Ship / Risking It All / Lifeform�s New Home* (6:00)
SHATTERED
21. Return of Chaotica / Arachnia Saves the Day (Captain Proton) (1:58)
22. Tuvok�s Demise� (1:19)
THE VOID
23. Multiple Attackers (2:46)
24. Bad Funnel Cake (1:25)
25. We�re Not Dead Yet (1:59)
26. The Alliance Is Born (2:47)
27. Montage�Battle Begins / Escaping the Void*� (4:37)
* Contains �Theme From Star Trek: Voyager� by Jerry Goldsmith
� Contains �Theme From Star Trek (TV Series)� by Alexander Courage and Gene Roddenberry
Total Time � Disc One: 79:36
DISC TWO: Music by Dennis McCarthy
THE 37�s
1. Rusty Deuce Coupe* (1:15)
2. S.O.S.* / The Voyager Lands (4:17)
3. The Planet / Amelia / Wake Up Call* (6:01)
4. Our Heroine / I�d Have Stayed!* (3:43)
BASICS, Part I & II
5. And So It Begins (3:13)
6. The Landing/Abandoned (4:53)
7. Recapture (1:40)
8. Dr. Phelps / Chakotay to the Rescue / Sacrifice / Death / Let�s Go Home* (11:10)
THE Q AND THE GRAY
9. Off to Tara (2:35)
10. Dennis� Tune (1:15)
11. The Big Finale (3:33)
CONCERNING FLIGHT
12. Leonardo / The Lab / Off to France* (1:14)
13. Slow Speed Chase* / Airborne* / Off to France (alternate)* (5:37)
TINKER TENOR DOCTOR SPY
14. Casanova (1:42)
15. Casanova (Sexy Fantasy) (1:40)
16. Fantasies (2:25)
17. Captain Heroic (4:01)
WORKFORCE, Part I & II
18. Brave New World (1:23)
19. Faded Memories (3:43)
20. Climaxorama (3:14)
21. Mr. Recap (1:03)
22. Memories (1:34)
23. Success/Good to Be Back* (5:03)
* Contains �Theme From Star Trek: Voyager� by Jerry Goldsmith
Total Time � Disc Two: 77:20
DISC THREE � Music by David Bell and Paul Baillargeon
DARK FRONTIER, Part I & II � Music by David Bell
1. Borg Drones Activate (2:47)
2. Borg Remnants in Cargo Bay / Mindless Drone / Crew Dismissed / Annika Plays With Borg Cube / I Hope So Too, Daddy (1:53)
3. Hansens Find Borg Cube (2:50)
4. Mission Simulation Fails / Borg Beam to Bridge / Next Time Won�t Be Holodeck (4:38)
5. Implants on Naomi�s Cheeks (1:30)
6. Magnus in the Cube (2:01)
7. I Was Raised by Borg (0:48)
8. Assign Me to Away Team, Please* / Away Team Beams Into Sphere / Coil Grabbed, Seven Stays Behind / Seven Meets the Queen (9:34)
9. Recap / Comply / We�ve Overlooked Something / Neelix: Deactivate Her Alcove / Borg Were Talking to Seven of Nine / Queen Touches Seven�s Cheek � We Want You (3:42)
10. U.S.S. Raven Trails Cube / Dissolve to Same Schematic (0:38)
11. Delta Flyer Launches for Rescue / Kitarians Attack, Are Assimilated / Seven Helps Kitarians Escape (7:52)
12. Annika: Going to Be Assimilated / Flyer Arrives at Unicomplex / Poppa? (5:07)
13. Captain Janeway Is Eluding You / Captain Janeway�s Armband Goes Offline / Borg Queen and Janeway Face Off / Flyer Through Transwarp Conduit / Sweet Dreams (11:13)
LIFESIGNS � Music by Paul Baillargeon
14. Paris and Danara / Brain Diminishing (3:03)
15. Danara Awakes / Done With Mirrors (1:36)
16. Accordion Source #1a (2:36)
17. Paris the Spy (1:26)
18. Accordion Source #2 (3:35)
19. Parking on Mars / Paris Shoves / Doc�s Log (2:09)
20. Danara Surprises Doc/Be With Me / Danara�s Silhouette / Accordion Source #6 (2:35)
21. Accordion Source #1b (2:32)
Total Time � Disc Three: 74:58
DISC FOUR � Fan Favorites
SCORPION, Part I & II � Music by Jay Chattaway
1. Borg Meet Their Match (0:25)
2. Getting Ready / Kes Senses Dead Borg* (3:04)
3. Mountain of Death / Exploring the Biomass / Big Daddy�s Comin� / Don�t Mess With Bill (9:37)
4. Dealing With the Devil* / Mr. Toad�s Wild Ride (3:59)
5. Recap/Agreement Reached (3:24)
6. Into the Alien Realm (3:45)
7. The Battle Begins / Aliens Defeated* / Reverse Scorpion / Kiss and Make Up (7:29)
YEAR OF HELL, Part I & II � Music by Dennis McCarthy
8. Phased Out (1:23)
9. Small Fry / Einstein�s Alarm Clock (3:49)
10. Assaulted / Futile Defense (4:42)
11. Torpedo-osity / Blinded by the Light (1:53)
12. The Longest Day / Ouch! / Not Again* / Wild Card (7:08)
13. Janeway Signifies / Evacuation (4:39)
14. Blown Away / Gassed / Military Code (3:15)
15. Much to Learn / Captain Courageous / Don�t Even Try (3:07)
16. The Watch / Surprise Incursion (2:58)
17. No Kyana / Let�s Get Cracking* (1:16)
18. The Captain (2:39)
19. Battle / Time�s Up / Priorities (6:35)
20. STAR TREK: VOYAGER End Title (1:19)
Composed and Conducted by Jerry Goldsmith
Total Time � Disc Four: 77:19

So excited!!!

James (The Disney Guy)
02-17-2017, 05:59 PM
Yes, Quite A Few Goodens There. Excellent Stuff!

outbreak-le-jeu
03-02-2017, 11:24 PM
As anyone got the Star Trek: Voyager 4CD sets yet ? :)

tnpir4000
03-03-2017, 02:59 AM
I have, and I have to say...it's VERY worth it. I've already got a few favorite tracks out of the set, and I haven't gotten through the whole thing yet. And it may be my imagination, but the opening and closing themes sound a LOT better than they did on the Caretaker set.

batboy853
03-03-2017, 05:56 PM
Can't wait! Are links being posted in this thread or with the ban are releases being given their own threads?

outbreak-le-jeu
03-03-2017, 08:00 PM
And it may be my imagination, but the opening and closing themes sound a LOT better than they did on the Caretaker set.
I heard that it was remastered

James (The Disney Guy)
03-04-2017, 12:32 PM
Hopefully Somewhere It Does. Its The Only Series To Not Really Have Much Music Released So Is Well Sought After. :D

soundtrekker
03-08-2017, 08:27 AM
As anyone got the Star Trek: Voyager 4CD sets yet ? :)

Apparently so, even in kind of a weird way. Some might have overseen it, but it's out there, finally:

Thread 215488

James (The Disney Guy)
03-08-2017, 09:21 AM
Yes! Nice Find!

sebadetoma
03-08-2017, 09:17 PM
Apparently so, even in kind of a weird way. Some might have overseen it, but it's out there, finally:

Thread 215488

Sadly, it's already gone.

I found it somewhere else. If you want it, please PM me.

noway81
03-10-2017, 09:01 AM
I have found a new one - thanks a lot for this

Thread 215515

soundtrekker
03-10-2017, 10:52 AM
I have found a new one - thanks a lot for this

Thread 215515

That one is gone, too. In this case, the OP was banned, apparently.

But here's the next one:
Thread 215531

MasterSithLord
03-11-2017, 03:53 PM
It's a good collection of tracks.

Mosqutus
03-13-2017, 12:03 AM
Is the 15 CD TOS still floating around somewhere or through someone?

Anaximander
03-17-2017, 04:02 AM
*

bullitt541
04-11-2017, 03:52 AM
Does anyone know if the Ron Jones set is available on here, I've searched for it without any luck.

realtidedsued
04-11-2017, 10:11 AM
Does anyone know about the Deluxe Edition of Star Trek Beyond?

ArcadiaSSX999
04-14-2017, 08:36 AM
Does anyone know if a Star Trek Continues' original music compilation is floating around yet? They did a great job composing music in that idiom, i hope we get a chance to hear it, enjoy it and add it to our existing ST TV score.

chitron
05-16-2017, 12:44 AM
Star-Trek-Beyond-2016-OST
https://filepursuit.com/file/3647931-Star-Trek-Beyond-2016-OST-www-AVADL-BiZ-rar/

Funkster
06-25-2017, 10:54 PM
Does anyone know about the Deluxe Edition of Star Trek Beyond?

strange we havent heard anything about it, since we got it for the 1st 2 films.

although, that might be a sign that this iteration of the franchise could well be done.

soundtrekker
06-27-2017, 11:48 AM
strange we havent heard anything about it, since we got it for the 1st 2 films.

although, that might be a sign that this iteration of the franchise could well be done.

Of course there was a Deluxe Edition, you can google it!
(I won't link it here, because it's from a label which is forbidden and which must not be named!)

Just google "Star Trek Beyond Deluxe Edition soundtrack", and you'll find it...

ispalko070480
07-19-2017, 01:42 AM
Just out of curiosity sake. Anyone here happen to have had the chance or opportunity to go to Ticonderoga New York and go on the original Enterprise set tour?

_Miz_
11-06-2017, 07:27 PM
So, is Star Trek Discovery any good?

chitron
11-07-2017, 05:37 PM
.

31Marcel0585
12-01-2017, 05:14 PM
sorrry wrong thread

Killer Kane
12-02-2017, 05:14 AM
Much better as the music of STAR TREK DISCOVERY are the (new composed and re-arranged) scores of STAR TREK CONTINUES by Andy Farber.
Pure, nostalgic TOS-Feeling.
Sadly, no one seems like to share ist, even ST: CONTINUES its a non-commercial-production.

I couldn`t find anything anywhere :-/

abadguy21
12-05-2017, 05:57 AM
Does anyone have episodic rips from Discovery?

ThereCanOnlyBeOne
12-21-2017, 12:48 PM
Does anybody have any news about future STAR TREK releases, especially La-La Land?

tnpir4000
12-22-2017, 11:27 PM
Does anybody have any news about future STAR TREK releases, especially La-La Land?

We were promised another volume each of DS9 and VOY, plus IIRC one more TNG release, along with a "leftovers" collection, all slated for 2018. They're notoriously tight-lipped about these things until just before press time, so the silence doesn't worry me that much.

abadguy21
12-23-2017, 02:09 AM
DS9 volume 2 is coming on January 9th.

tnpir4000
12-23-2017, 02:12 AM
DS9 volume 2 is coming on January 9th.

Source please?

abadguy21
12-23-2017, 02:35 AM
MV from La-La Land on the FSM board.

tnpir4000
12-23-2017, 02:41 AM
MV from La-La Land on the FSM board.

Nice. Good info and thanks for the tip!

GoshShesHot
02-09-2018, 07:17 PM
I'm surprised the DS9: Vol 2 hasn't appeared online yet. Did they have manufacturing delays?

James (The Disney Guy)
03-18-2018, 08:40 AM
Hello, anyone still around?

soundtrekker
03-18-2018, 06:02 PM
Hello Mr.Gold! :)

James (The Disney Guy)
03-18-2018, 06:03 PM
How are you my friend!?

Scotty57
05-22-2018, 02:31 AM
I see old friend you have kept the old girl alive and running :) good for you! and thanks for all your heard work! maybe you can strike up the ye old harpsichord and play a weee bit of "Roses From The South" for me....for old times sake :)

Scott

msuperfan
05-22-2018, 04:37 AM
Hello to all my longlost friends, I'm around but haven't had nuthin' to say.

I can inform y'all that my friend Marc Cushman is working on the fourth volume of These Are the Voyages, which will be about Trek after TOS, maybe up to the first movie, I'm not sure. You can check the Jacobs/Brown webpage for the book for info. http://www.jacobsbrownmediagroup.com/these-are-the-voyages-gene-roddenberry-and-star-trek-in-the-1970s.html

Once again I will have the honor of editing. Woo-hoo!

Best wishes to all …
Mark
Visit my music blog for fun!
Mark's Super Blog (http://markssuperblog.blogspot.com)
Spock's Record Round-Up (http://spocksrecordround-up.blogspot.com)

Scotty57
05-22-2018, 05:05 AM
Just checked the web site and can't wait for the fourth volume Mark! thanks for letting us know. Great Mark! I know you'll do Gene proud and Marc as well :)

Scott

General Trelane
09-05-2018, 11:10 PM
How are you my friend!?

Soundtrekker got banned, but he is well (I know for certain! ;) )

Scotty57
09-06-2018, 12:12 AM
Soundtrekker got banned, but he is well (I know for certain! ;) )

Tally Ho!

Scott

msuperfan
09-06-2018, 04:19 AM
These Are the Voyages volume 4 update … This month we started the first episodes of [B][I]TAS[B][I], with more than anybody wants to know (ha-ha) about it. Don't know if a publishing date is set, but some time this year "fer shure."

Scotty57
09-10-2018, 07:35 PM
These Are the Voyages volume 4 update � This month we started the first episodes of [B][I]TAS[B][I], with more than anybody wants to know (ha-ha) about it. Don't know if a publishing date is set, but some time this year "fer shure."

Can't wait for it to come out! Thanks Mark :)

Scott

msuperfan
09-10-2018, 10:22 PM
Can't wait for it to come out! Thanks Mark :)

Scott

Wait … the book name did not show up in bold-italics, but instead had an honor guard named "B" and "I"? Is that flattering or not?

Scotty57
09-11-2018, 09:49 PM
Wait � the book name did not show up in bold-italics, but instead had an honor guard named "B" and "I"? Is that flattering or not?

Very flattering!

Scott

msuperfan
09-11-2018, 10:47 PM
The book is about Roddenberry not just TREK, so the first few chapters are about the awful-sounding PRETTY MAIDS ALL IN A ROW movie, ARK II, and his work for a TARZAN concept which might have gone to movies or TV. About chapter 9 we are starting to cover individual episodes of TAS, with script/story info, and other stuff like in the other TATV books.

By the way, are Scotty and I the only ones hangin' around this thread? Sound off, campers!

Scotty57
09-12-2018, 04:39 AM
The book is about Roddenberry not just TREK, so the first few chapters are about the awful-sounding PRETTY MAIDS ALL IN A ROW movie, ARK II, and his work for a TARZAN concept which might have gone to movies or TV. About chapter 9 we are starting to cover individual episodes of TAS, with script/story info, and other stuff like in the other TATV books.

By the way, are Scotty and I the only ones hangin' around this thread? Sound off, campers!

Thanks for the update Mark! I'm looking forward to reading it.

I think it is just you and I, we have moved to the other thread! (Outcast of the Star Trek Thread Reunion Thread Part II) You can post there and more people will see and read your book.

Scott

aidendal
09-27-2018, 07:44 PM
does anyone have Star Trek Voyager 4CD set ? :D

msuperfan
09-27-2018, 10:42 PM
Progress Report on TATV 4, by Marc Cushman:
We finished covering Season One of TAS and looking at Genesis II (the possible continuation as a series), and now looking into the discussion of QUESTOR TAPES as a series. Only a zillion pages to go!
Cheers,

msuperfan
10-01-2018, 06:53 AM
Hey all you Hallow-Weenies, stop by the Halloween Music thread for sounds of the season, including my Halloween comp for this year. The thread is:

Thread 120952