Thank you very much, I’m glad you enjoyed it. We made this a long time ago, and it shows, so I hope you might check out some of our newer efforts. Either way, thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. :)

Thank you, really glad you like it! :)

He is indeed. :)

Thanks. That was Jen Carling’s idea and execution. :)

Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed it. :)

Yes, a medical team retrieved her body later. Initial priority was the survivor.

We’re still here! More films from us later this year. :)

@@StarShipIntrepid awesome question how come we have not seen the trill lt commander in a while is she ok. we see nick but not his wife and i was curious is she ok or just does not like to act anymore.

Thanks, I’m glad you enjoyed it. :)

Can’t beat a pink lunchbox. ;) (It’s more of a red, but came out pink on camera.) :)

@@StarShipIntrepid i love the bright pink though, it adds to the characters charm, boldness and then somehow also then matches the woman's hair in the next shot. it's those little unexpected things that just spice up the viewing experience for me. Great series by the way, lots of heart in it. I've been binge watching a vast range of Star Trek fan made series and films, and in my opinion Intrepid ranks higher in charm and storyline than a bunch of the newer fancy high tech fan films. I absolutely love watching fan series that start out rough, but keep slogging through despite Vulcan eyebrows dramatically changing thickness between shots 😂 and soon the entire performance & production begins to just bloom! I know there must have been challenges, but to me that persistence is a great success.

Interesting, I’m not familiar with those.

@@StarShipIntrepid It is a anime series from a number of years back now. In Japanese it is also called "Yami to Bōshi to Hon no Tabibito". Basically the library is supposed to have books on every when. Each book acts like a portal into a particular timeline and the maintainers of the library can go back and forth between them at will. One character in one of the books gets so close to one whom does this that she vows to track her down, and through plot gets to travel between books and realities looking for her, using another of the librarians to do so... It was a very odd but interesting series. Do not misunderstand... I know exactly all the Dr. Who references (like the Sonic Screwdriver) because I'm a fan as well, though I prefer the older 1st through 7th doctors... but the books had me immediately thinking of the Yamibo series instead.

Sorry, you’ll need to be more specific. This film’s nearly 20 years old, so I don’t recall specific lines. Do you have a timecode for this reference? :)

I viewed it just the other day for the first time so for me it is new. I believe in civilian rule OVER the military in real life and in my view of the Star Trek universe. Archer bringing together the 4 disparate life forms to create the Federation to deal with the Romulans required force hence Starfleet. I didn't care for the timeline of the Terran empire where might makes right. Granted Starfleet is a benevolent entity but it serves the FEDERATION. There is a civilian Federation President. Even in Bernam's time. Here NOW we have many military dictatorships and there the needs of the few outweigh the needs of the many. Not a logical approach .

I know somewhere in those 47 minutes the preeminence of Starfleet OVER the overall Federation prompted my original statement here and no I will not review the episode. If you feel I don't know what I'm talking about fine....I have other fan films to watch. The best-STAR TREK CONTINUES

Thank you so much for watching and commenting, I’m glad you enjoyed it.

Who doesn’t love a good eye roll? ;) Thanks for checking us out. This is a pretty old film, if you’re so inclined feel free to check out some of our more recent efforts. :)

Thanks, glad you liked it!

Thanks!

Thanks for watchIng and commenting. :)

Thanks, quite an old one this but we had fun making it. Giles was a good laugh. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. :)

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it. And glad you loved the bit with the sonic, I thought it would be a fun gag, and tip of the hat. :)

I think most of us are so used to American accents in media it seems like the default, so I do get the slight disconnect. We’ve tried to add a bit more variety in accents in more recent films. :) And thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed it. This film was a bit of a train wreck, production-wise, that it actually turned ended up with a mostly coherent narrative was a relief. :)

Aww thanks! Glad you enjoyed it. Yeah this is an old one for sure. Would like to think we’ve gotten a bit more polished since then, but the audience would be a better judge than me. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. :)

Thank you for watching, glad you enjoyed it. This is a very old film, and while we’re proud of it, it does have a lot limitations, not to mention things we’d do differently. If you’re so inclined, please check out some of our more recent efforts. :)

Yes indeed! Glad you enjoyed it, and thanks for watching. :)

Thank you! We made this almost 20 years ago and was our first foray into film making. It has lots and lots of issues, but I’m glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching. :)

@@StarShipIntrepid you are welcome

Sorry you’re struggling with that. This particular film is over a decade old, and to be honest it’s quite unlikely we’d revisit it any time soon as we’re concentrating on several other films right now. I’ll look into it though, and if we can update the subtitles on this file at some point we will. :)

@@StarShipIntrepid Thanks. It looks like the subs were automatically generated. There's an earlier episode in the series that I just started watching, Heavy Lies The Crown, where the subtitles are dramatically superior so it looks like those were generated manually. That's probably what you would have to do here.

Thanks Mark, really appreciate that. And thanks for the kind words. Fanfilms are kind of a niche within a niche, but for those of us who love them they’re the best hobby. Always a joy to hear that someone has enjoyed what we’re doing. More to come from us later this year too. :)

You’re very welcome! Thanks for watching. :)

Unfortunately yes. We shot this nearly 20 years ago, it’s a product of the time, and the decisions we made at that time. :)

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

Aww thank you. This is quite an old one, we’ve come along a ways since then. :)

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it. We had a blast making it, all credit to our director who put all the work into researching the various locations. Definitely worth a visit, and hopefully we’ll make it back there one day. :)

Fun idea. We actually have a lot of stuff in both pre- and post-production right now, so no room on the schedule for anything like that just now. But maybe in the future.

I remember that well. :)

Thanks, so happy you enjoyed it. Was there anything in particular you enjoyed?

this Nick? it was the first film i saw at the cinema, so.... its a great way to create nostalgia and fun.

Thanks for watching, very happy you enjoyed it. We love the movie, was great to visit all those iconic locations.

Hope we don’t disappoint!

Here’s hoping!

Never give up, never surrender. ;)

You too are missed Alain, maybe one of these days we’ll stand on the same continent again. :)

@@StarShipIntrepid if that happens... we need to film something together!!

Thank you, hope we don’t disappoint!

All credit has to go to our director/writer/cameraman George for this. The film wouldn’t exist without his efforts, and he did all the research and legwork. As to Mark, I would love to have him and Ryan write something for us. :)

@@StarShipIntrepid Danged right, you would. Their webcomic is an integral part of my TOS canon. Extraordinary storytelling.

Story of our life. :)

Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it. :)