"Moving Day" -- a Star Trek fan production

[@onidaaitsubasa4177]

I love how the tribbles move across the desk throughout the video, very cute.

[@Potemkin1711]

Thanks for noticing!

[@MJ201254]

Great start to what I can tell will be an awesome series. I hope all the other actors are as good as these guys. Wow!

[@Potemkin1711]

thanks Mj!

[@aml5321]

Intriguing beginning. I look forward to the unfolding of this series.

[@Potemkin1711]

thanks!

[@eldergroan]

looks like a very promising start! interesting characters; this fellow's exploits will be fun to follow.

[@Potemkin1711]

+eldergroan The mission will certainly be a bit different as well! But we love Dr. Skep Anderson and the rest of the crew!

[@jessewilson8676]

A very emotional volcan

[@Potemkin1711]

Indeed.

[@rahadyans199]

On rewatching this after seeing all of the other Tristan episodes, I wonder what the in-universe backstory to the cane is. Given the 23rd century's level of medical technology, it occurs to me that Dr. Anderson's use of it is a choice rather than necessity. (I'm thinking similar to how Victor Von Doom's facial scars were revealed to be just one little scar to mar his otherwise "perfect" face.)

[@Potemkin1711]

He may have simply refused treatment.

[@wcsearcy]

I wrote Skep like myself, a stroke survivor. I waddle when I walk. Without my cane I fall.

[@rahadyans199]

@@wcsearcy Thank you for clarifying.

[@MLK-KAEFENTERPRISES]

Great work randy and Team. Excellent acting and sound.

[@Potemkin1711]

+MLKKAEFEnterprises Thanks, Michael! We're really proud of this one!

[@Dinuial]

I was going to object to the level of emotion coming from a Vulcan (even a half Vulcan) but "George and Gracie" says everything. This is going to be a fun character.

[@Dinuial]

***** Picked up some of that from the Burns and Allen tribbles. Someone raised on Vulcan isn't likely to have gotten such a reference, choosing it says he wasn't just steeped in human culture but is embracing it fully. Looking forward to seeing what you and the team do with this.

[@Potemkin1711]

+Dinuial William beat me to the key question: nature or nuture? Great feedback, great responses!

[@DMSProduktions]

+Searcy1964 Bill, I gathered Skep was half half, or adopted, when I saw human brother and vulcan brother + the emotionalism! Very CAMP emotionalism! I am to assume the Doc is an emotional GAY Vulcan?

[@DMSProduktions]

***** Ahh hahaha! GOT it! My gaydar never lies. I know a younger gentleman who is very similar to you in mannerism! Ok that's cool Bill, I enjoyed it. It's good to see a more humorous side of Trek!

[@DMSProduktions]

***** Cheers then William! ;o)

[@AdmiralTMoya]

Sweet!!!!!

[@QuorkQTar]

I'm thrilled to see the series. Great work!

[@Potemkin1711]

+QuorkQTar Thank you! More to come!

[@NathanTarantlawriter]

Lol the tribbles.

[@kalajel]

A temperamental Vulcan?

[@bovnycccoperalover3579]

Half Vulcan named Anderson.

[@DMSProduktions]

This was very well shot and acted. Seemed very natural! Skep is a hoot! Totally gay and campy! This show will be rather funny methinks!

[@Potemkin1711]

Glad you enjoyed the episode!

[@DMSProduktions]

Potemkin1711 Cheers.

[@cedarledgepublishing]

+Potemkin1711 Looking forward to the first episode to feature Ms. Lewis in her new role. She always brings the "A" game in terms of performances.

[@Potemkin1711]

Thanks!

[@andytay5507]

so is he kind of a Julian Bashir?

[@davemac2580]

George and Gracie dancing around the desk like they have no tribbles at all.

[@Potemkin1711]

+Dave Mac Stop Motion Animation....sorta...

[@ChristinaMoore79]

I rather liked this episode -- Anderson is a hoot -- but it left me wondering if his brother was really playing a trick on him. Is Eli Marino really just another guy, or is he (in secret of course) really Sam Anderson's son?

[@Potemkin1711]

He's not Anderson's son, but there is more to him than meets the eyes

[@quoniam426]

Nice premise. But does that mean that Potemkin is finished? And what is the timelaps between the two series if Starship Tristan is set in 2299?

[@quoniam426]

But between the two series T'Noshi goes from Ensign to Lt Commander... surely she can't get promoted in mere days or months, it has to be a few years between the two series...

[@quoniam426]

***** I look forward to it !

[@Potemkin1711]

+Quo Niam Right now, I must say "Hang loose." We have seven Potemkin episodes in various stages of post-production, and we are releasing them in order. "Moving Day" takes place on Starship Tristan, and when it's all released, it will make complete sense. :)

[@quoniam426]

Potemkin1711 Thanks !

[@NightOwlModeler]

I'm confused.... Soong's research destroyed years ago... so this is well after TNG, or at least concurrent. If so why the older uniforms and paper with glasses and ink pens? I love the Constellation-class ships, but they're phased out of front line exploration by 10 years before TNG, or around 2350... so the real question for me is, when is this story supposed to take place? 2330-2340?

[@davideversole9767]

+NightOwlModeler If I had to guess, I'd say the reference was to Arik Soong, the Augment guy from ENTERPRISE, not to Noonien Soong.

[@NightOwlModeler]

Ohhhhh..... nice of them to specify :P

[@Potemkin1711]

+NightOwlModeler Considering the Dr. Frankenstein references, and the emphasis on the perfect young man, we had hoped folks would've determined this is a reference to the augments. This story is set in 2299. :)