Reality Burns - A Star Trek Fan Production (2024)

[@barryon8706]

Thanks. We're used to seeing the reactions of the battle-hardened senior officers, but the people pushing the fire button have to deal with the consequences too.

[@SGUDistantHope]

Indeed! We wanted to tell a different story with that different perspective...one you don't quite think about! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@barryon8706]

​@@SGUDistantHope A relatively minor note: I'm more of an SG-1 fan than a Star Trek fan, and it's fun to see technology and ships I'm familiar with seen through eyes new to them.

[@thecopycat7153]

Once again the mother ship makes an appearance it almost could have been staffweapons,Zat'nik'tels against phasers & phaser riffles had they boarded the ship because I have a feeling negotiations would have broken down sooner or later but they chose to open fire... Thumbs up to all of you for a great job making this fan film👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍just remember rule of aquastion number one twenty five you can't make a deal if you're dead.

[@ozelhassan8576]

They fired first, and as Captain John J Sheridan said, Never start a fight but always end it, now wether that’s by diplomacy or weapons fire it is a end.

[@SGUDistantHope]

Very true...and they also were part of the conflict with the Klingons and Cardassians, but were they fired on first for that? Now thats hard to say (Not really...there Gou''auld!) Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@mcd22630]

Story telling at its simplest. Also story telling at its best. Thanks to all involved.

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thank you! A great compliment indeed! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@Superkuh2]

These people understand star trek. Great little slice of life in an unexplored nook of the star trek universe canon. There's so much potential left to explore in this well set up SG-1 crossover.

[@SGUDistantHope]

Very kind!!! and yes...this is only part 2 of the SG/Trek cross over story! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@Superkuh2]

​@@SGUDistantHope The little CGI scenes really tie it together. The acting is great and all and the dialog is true to the TNG/DS9/VOY spirit but if it were just documentary dialog and not those creative cgi scenes it wouldn't be nearly as fun.

[@NimranSaund]

​@@Superkuh2thank you so much for your kind comment!!

[@pharaohsovereign7547]

To begin with, I applaud your production value, and you have clearly put your heart into paying respect to both franchises. When I saw that glimpse of a death glider, I thought to myself, this is epic! I understood exactly where the plot was going, but I wasn't bored by knowing it. Regretfully, I must take exception to the characterization of both Worf and Sisko. Early on, it is stated that Sisko might have instincts to take on the mothership because he perceives it as a bully. I doubt Sisko would label an unknown entity a bully under these circumstances. A threat, yes. A bully, no. That small insight into his psyche makes a lot of difference. You have done his character a lot of justice by demonstrating his overt courage and aggression when confronted with oppression; his fighting spirit emerges very aggressively when confronted with bullies like the Cardassians, the Dominion, etc. His anger flashes equally with those he perceives as traitors, such as Picard and Eddington. Indeed, he is more flawed in his perception of traitors than he is flawed about perceiving who's the bully in the room (wrong about Picard, and Eddington nearly drove him insane, but he always knew exactly where Weyoun and Dukat were coming from, feel me?). He is also quite the intellectual, and I feel he would understand that raising the Defiant's shields, while completely necessary, might be construed as an act of aggression by the ha'tak. Consequently, he might be less inclined to use force against the portal later on, especially considering that he knows very well that those hails and attempted replies might not be compatible. Also, I find it all too easy for someone to call Worf's logic caveman-like when they didn't offer up a suggestion themselves. The Benjamin Sisko that inspired strength and intelligence in people of color in my childhood neighborhood would probably take another moment before following Worf's suggestion. Having finally witnessed two people of color at the helm of a show (Worf and Sisko), my circle of associates have certainly learned to use force and empathy in equal measure. We have a habit of hoping those we are inspired by will do the same, granted, it doesn't always go down that way. Perhaps this difference in how we perceive a character like Sisko comes from a generational place. I saw DS9 in the late 1990s. The cultural norms of the time shaped how the show was perceived tremendously. The entire run of the show hits differently when one lives through the times in which it is produced versus having seen it later on. This is just a guess on my part. In any case, I'm just somebody looking from the outside in, and I already know that any slights are unintentional. I am impressed with your loyalty to the franchise, and I am grateful that someone out there is making quality films surrounding characters that have been foolishly abandoned by producers these days. The only reason I care enough to provide this level of input is because I can tell you are sincere, and to make something with this level of quality must have required sacrifices on your part that we may never know. Also, caveman or not, Worf's battle instincts have saved, well literally Everyone at some point or another. Good fortune to you.

[@dramonmaster222]

A crossover with Stargate? How fun!

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thank you! Indeed...this was very much played as if it could be ANY alien race...and so we used the opportunity to make it the next chapter in our cross over series AND be able to include Ensign Reed in a fun small way! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@davidrobertson5700]

Please make the Ensign that was not available, available again. She has a believability that has gravitas ....and deserves a promotion. In other words we would like to see her career progress. Thank you and kind Regards Every day is poppy day

[@carlousmagus5387]

This was awesome. And she's gorgeous.

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thanks! Nim is pretty amazing all round! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@NimranSaund]

Awh thank you so much, glad you enjoyed the film!

[@Marcus_Suridius]

That was class, loved it. Great acting from the Lieutenant.

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thank you! We make these for YOU the fans! Glad you liked it! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@NimranSaund]

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it 😊

[@mizzmaddieUTube]

It's a small detail, but the Goa'uld ship weapon fire looks like it does in SG. Just one of many small details which added together make for a really pleasing production. Great job!

[@SGUDistantHope]

Indeed :D We try and replicate as much as we can, as best as we can...we think its important! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@starshiptempest]

It's always great to see more Trek fan-content being out in the world!

[@SGUDistantHope]

Indeed! and we have lots more to come!! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@starshiptempest]

@@SGUDistantHope I'd say the standout for me was that Nimran Saund acted the [bleep] out of those monologues. Philosophical/moral monologues are so Trek-ian!

[@RobertLewington]

The emotion in this really shook me, tremendous acting. Really seems important message at present dealing with horrors of battle.

[@SGUDistantHope]

Yes! Nim did amazing and we hope this resonated with a few people! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@RobertLewington]

@SGUDistantHope Already a supporter mate 🖖 Loving seeing the fantastic work. Think the script in this one just blew me away.

[@SGUDistantHope]

@@RobertLewington ! ;) Thank you! :D We do it for and because of you fine people! Indeed, very proud of this...gotta be at a certain level fore script and actor to come together and make magic! Thank you!

[@NimranSaund]

Yes such an important message to echo, especially with the present conflicts that are occurring! Glad you enjoyed the film!! Thank you!

[@MichaelSmith-pj6de]

"Hear, hear!", Lt. Keely... and, "Bravo!" to the production team!

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thank you so much Michael! We do try! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@ManAtDeskProductions]

Very well put together film, very well acted. The most interesting thing about this story is that Keeley is very clearly an officer of the more pacifistic tradition of the TNG era, but come of age and into rank at the cusp of the darker age that DS9 heralds. Seeing those two disparate attitudes thrown into conflict in this story is fascinating, as one can absolutely make the argument that she is naive in her assessment… but one cannot help but feel as though, if the universe were truly more as she wishes it to be, it would be a kinder one. I think a number of the commenters you’ve had seem to be neglecting the fact that this is a story told from a single person’s point of view, a young person at that, and that she lacks the context of who that ship belonged to that a number of commenters have. It’s a very interesting perspective, and it’s always interesting to see people disagreeing with the main characters of the shows.

[@daver10000]

Excellent production with great emotion involved! The anguish that lives on forever in those who were ordered to do things when other options may have been possible. The visuals are fantastic also. This is a wonderful release for any Star Trek or DS9 fan!

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thanks for checking it out!! Yep...we tried to really look at that perspective...something we rarely see! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@NimranSaund]

So glad you enjoyed the film, it truly was a labour of love! Thank you so much!!

[@rolandmiller5456]

I understand how she feels. I was a Corpsman And I was in a situation where I had to shoot someone who was a threat to my wounded Marines...... I did what I had to do. That doesn't mean I felt good about it. War or not the day you start to feel good about killing your enemy that's when you start to lose your humanity. You can still be relieved to survive the situation And regret what you were forced to do.

[@thomaswakefield6889]

If you have regrets for killing someone who was hell bent on killing you and your wounded marines, then you weren't properly trained, and yes I am a combat veteran. 3 combat tours in Iraq, 1 combat tour in Somalia, and a 2 year combat duty in Afghanistan

[@louisaevangelinecole3881]

Soooo talented!! Main character energy how heartfelt Nim made everything !! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thank you! And yes we think so! Nim is amazing and hopefully...made a few people think! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@NimranSaund]

Thank you my love 💖

[@artic6015]

Great work every one. I enjoyed the show from start to finish. The story had good dialog and was well presented. The special effects blended into the story line seamlessly. I look forward to more of your work. Thank you. I have subscribed.

[@alanfischer1948]

another great story and film! with minmal characters, and excellent effects you painted a great story that was gripping and well structured. congratulations on the writing, acting and production.

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thanks Alan! VERY kind! We do try on all those fronts, and to bring you surprises! How did you feel when it was revealed to be a SG cross over? Any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@NimranSaund]

Thank you for your kind comment and glad to hear you enjoyed it! It truly was a labour of love and we're all very proud of it!

[@phantom6]

Fantastic work and yeah the Lt couldn't know but they did the right thing, The Goa'uld cannot be permitted to get a foothold in the Trek Universe.

[@Marchail-w7d]

But I'd still love to see O'Neil and Kirk join forces

[@tuxplorer]

This is very well done on so many levels. The technical presentation is very good, as is the story and the acting feels very authentic. You can feel the doubts and frustration of a war veteran who has experienced many useless deaths. The performance has depth and feels natural and real. _If_ the opponents are the Goa'uld like we know them, the actions taken were probably the best option. Defying them is the only thing they will respect. Resulting in even more useless deaths. But Lt Keely can't know this at this moment. @SGUDistantHope, you are asking for details we noticed. At 9:19 the death glider looks completely intact and we can not look inside the cockpit. This may be an artifact or a noticeable detail.

[@Stalazon]

Interesting take. Great production values. Keep it up!

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thank you! Indeed, we always try to do something different. Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@colinleat8309]

That was a great story. The Goul'd! Very cool 👍🖖

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thanks Colin! We do try! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@grumpyoldretiredcop8382]

Nicely done! Although Lt. Keely's character comes across as a bit starry-eyed for an experienced Starfleet officer, she's not that different from idealistic junior officers I've had experience with. With a minimum of scenery and CGI you've done a good job of showing how such an officer might react to the reality of war. Again, well done!

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thank you! Yeh she is only something like 23, having only actually been out of the academy between a year and 2 years, something pretty short so she hasn't got the experience. She really has been put into the deep end...but hay...at least there wont be any wars after the Cardasian/Klingon none for a while? Right?. Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@Mark1975ize]

Another fantastic video as usual 😊

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thanks Mark! We try and do something different every time! Wasn't Nim amazing! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@NimranSaund]

Thank you!!

[@InfiniteCheeto]

Amazing job and fantastic acting!

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thank you so much! We really do try! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@NimranSaund]

Thank you so much, means a lot!

[@skeeter291]

Great job! Another absolutely fantastic episode! Jelly Babies all round. 🖖

[@farfelforever]

Well done.

[@vinishabachu3137]

Really felt the emotion with this one! Well done Nim 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@NimranSaund]

Thank youuuuu lovely 💖

[@SGUDistantHope]

Nim is Apsoluley wonderful and in this she shines bright...while actually going dark ha! Lots more wonderful performances to see from her!

[@simrensaund4326]

This was soo good! Well done team and proud of you Nim!!

[@NimranSaund]

Thank you love 💖

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thank you! We have a wonderful team and yes! Nim did fantastic!

[@ronhanks4610]

Very well done, it’s good to see things from the junior officers. The young always see things in a different light.

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thank you so much and indeed...a new perspective and your 100% right...this is a young officer who did not sign up for war. The older Keeley would approach this different and react different...how age and experience changes you is part of what we are doing with Trek Shorts. Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@NimranSaund]

Thank you so much!

[@jrbutler36]

"I'm enjoying their style. Shoot first, send flowers later. It works." Colonel Jack O'Neill

[@ericmadsen7470]

Congratulations on another episode.

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thanks! They take a long time to produce and we just hope people get a chance to see and enjoy! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@SteveOxlade-o8f]

I love these short videos

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thank you! We do try! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@SteveOxlade-o8f]

@@SGUDistantHope the storey the characters and the passion

[@curtisrendon204]

Excellent production in keeping with Trek think pieces.

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thanks so much! We do try and yes we have lots more in the pipeline! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@gordonlong3095]

Of course, we of the audience know who was in the pyramid ship. We know why what happened was the right thing. Sisko and Worf were right. But we also know the Federation ideals. Keely was right, too. This could have been as horrific of an incident as when the 1701-D met the first Borg cube. Family members could have been killed. And then even though that ship was destroyed, the toll on our Fleet heroes would have been worse than what she felt. I do hope that you continue the crosses coming. I think it would be very cool if Marcus’ SG-1 counterpart and Harriman came together, if the Federation discovered the truth about the Gou’ald. If the System Lords tried to invade the Federation at the same time that the UFP was dealing with the Cardassians, maybe the Maquis would have been able to face the likes of Apophis and Ba’al. Anyway, this was a high note, your efforts keep getting better and I think the 543 crew is putting out stories as good as the best other fan film groups, as good as many official episodes. Keep up the good work! Thanks for everything!

[@gmnewlook]

This was awesome! Can't wait for the next one!!

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thank you! Were aiming for a December release of the next film! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@kiransaund105]

Amazing production and well done Nim 👏🏽

[@NimranSaund]

Awh thank you love 💖

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thank you so much! Team effort! and we have a wonderful team!

[@sbk123411]

Another wonderful film. Like true Star Trek, this has something to say.

[@SGUDistantHope]

Very kind! We hope you watch more of our films, and look out for the next! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@dominik8005]

I love this Fan Film

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thank you as always!! :D Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@NimranSaund]

We are so glad you do... we love it too!!

[@Xan3119Aizen]

lifelong Star Trek fan I saved deep space 9 in case I ever had a hard time to go through well that time is now and I'm watching it and I'm exactly where this episode plays into thank you great work

[@davidrobinson3434]

And so, it begins. As Anna Keely sits in her quarters brooding over recent events, little does she know that she is about to face the awe and mystery of a last best hope for peace, a private detective who didn't like his partner who's just been shot, but he was his partner, so he's supposed to do something about it, because he was his partner. A bad woman who brags about being a bad woman, and a fat guy who has a thing for falcons... All because a Vorlon has taken an interest in her.

[@SGUDistantHope]

Indeed, it is only going to get...darker from here on. Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@daddystartrek]

Bravo! Though I am not a fan of SG, that doesn’t matter in the least because you told a good story. Props to everyone involved in the continued excellence in CGI, music, costumes. Big respect for Nimran Saund for playing the peace loving Keeley. Trek battles are fun, but there is a more important story told here about “radical” pacifism, that destruction and war are, ultimately, abhorrent. I love that you made an anti-war story. It is, unfortunately, perfectly timely. Excellent work, crew! One of your best of all time. And thanks again for the political commentary, something the original Trek series did so well and so did you!

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thank you! Indeed...this was very much played as if it could be ANY alien race...and so we used the opportunity to make it a fun cross over (well...."fun") and help continue to expand on our Trek/Gate Cross over series. So glad you appreciated what we were going for! A wonderful list of things you enjoyed! Thank you! Was there any particular lines you thought...stood out? if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@daddystartrek]

@ Yes. When Keeley recalled with some horror the devastating capabilities of the Defiant’s firepower and being the one who maneuvered the ship into its firing arcs-taking responsibility for her actions and having a visceral reaction to the part she played in killing. Great writing. Like I said before, I think this is probably your best work. As for Patreon, I am already a proud supporter of your work through that platform! LLAP!

[@NimranSaund]

​@@daddystartrek Thank you so much for your kind words! Truly means a lot and glad to hear you enjoyed the film!

[@daddystartrek]

@ Your acting was superb. I hope you know that!

[@The280TimesTriviaChannel]

Nicely done

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thanks so much, we always try and do something different! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@Jack_Stafford]

I love how you never have had to see one episode of Stargate to enjoy this episode! Cheers!

[@SGUDistantHope]

Indeed! It could have been any alien race, so we wanted to make it a fun cross over!

[@louisaevangelinecole3881]

What a star 🤩🤩

[@SGUDistantHope]

She is so great! You can find various other films of hers on this channel!

[@NimranSaund]

Gurllllllll 🥰🥰🥰

[@terrywindsor1310]

Great crossover. Very nicely done!!🖖🖖🖖🖖🖖🖖🖖🖖

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thank you! We try and do fun...yet real stories like this! Please check out more of our films on this channel! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@slipstick985]

When she said piloting the ship was like a dragon, I thought she meant it had a mind of it's own.

[@remaincalm2]

Nim's a good actress. Good story too.

[@NimranSaund]

Awh thank you so much xxx

[@SGUDistantHope]

Nims a fantastic Actress and together we really elevated this material! Lots more to come! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@StarTrekDoor]

Excellent 👏 🖖🙂

love keely shes a cool charater.

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thank you and yes we love Nim as Keeley! Do check out her other films! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@NimranSaund]

Awh thank you so much! She's certainly complex but a great joy to play! Keep your eyes peeled for more... a lot of interesting storylines coming up!!

[@AvgeekJoe]

Good stuff, BRAVO ZULU.

[@PsychoStreak]

Really good one! I hope Keely gets to find out that the pyramid ship would not have been a good ally for the Federation. Hopefully she survives long enough to get used to the idea of either being the wreckage or the one asking what went wrong, but I don't want her to accept it as the only way.

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thanks! Glad people are really enjoying it! I dont know if she does...maybe that story will come some day...the character is certainly all about growth, and seeing how she would react 20 years later...would be intersting! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@robertw31968]

I'm loving this SG1 crossover. I'm wondering which Goa'uld they were fighting. I hope to see more SG1 crossover. Star Trek and SG1 are my 2 favorite sifi franchisees of all time. Great film I hope y'all do more. [EDIT] The Ensign doesn't realize what the Goa'uld would have done to her and her crew if the didn't deal with them like that. It wouldn't have been good.

[@alexhill4703]

awesome SG-1 crossover Goa'uld are every where oh no

[@Franco18886]

Really good

[@bumblebee9337]

Destroying the Goa'uld is the prudent thing to do.

[@SGUDistantHope]

Yeh...they would have caused some problems, especially if they brought reinforcements back through. Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@samuelwelsh2399]

Brilliant

[@samuelwelsh2399]

Like Star Trek vs gaould

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thank you, fellow Samuel! Much Aphreisated! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@samuelwelsh2399]

@@SGUDistantHope it was brilliant reminded me of episode court martial tos and the series the next generation

[@DavidKnowles0]

Poor Davis he so friend zoned.

[@SGUDistantHope]

haha David! As the chap that plays Davis...there just friends, almost sibling vibes later in their career ha! We dont tend to do romances in Trek Shorts! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@cajltd1737]

Poignant, in the DS9's spirit and very appropriate to the times we live in...😭❤

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thank you, we shot this last year so...it has become more relevant given world events. Glad you enjoyed. Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@ronin47-ThorstenFrank]

I wonder if Lt. Keely would´ve reacted the same way if she knew what those guys did in their universe.... NEXT: screeeech "What do you want?"

[@ThomasMusings]

What a twist!

[@S1nwar]

1:48 waaait, isnt the firepower of the galaxy class famously not enough to fight the borg? should be way more

[@SGUDistantHope]

I mean, no ships have enough to take on the Borg. The Defiant was designed to be MUCH more manoeuvrable than the Galaxy, which in theory would help it avoid borg fire. In reality the Defiant class against the borg was meant to be used in suqadens...being able to deliver a LOT of fire power really quickly. Removing the quantum torpedos, the Galaxy and Defiant have similar phaser/pulse phaser output, the Galaxy has stronger shields but the Defiant has hull armour and manoeuvrability. Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@kevreid82]

@@S1nwar I dont think the defiant is actually as powerful as a galaxy class. It's just more powerful proportionally for it's size. Starfleet should have upgraded all ships to carry quantum torpedoes.

[@NCC-72545A]

So a Ha'tack class mothership with its crew of 2000 Jaffa and maybe a Gu'ould under Lord from the Stargate Universe died in the Star Trek Prime Universe around 2373. That is a headache. The question is, is it one worthy of 1 Captain Janeways is known to have, or is it one of those someone would get from getting a human form replicator hand shoved into their head? Amazing video guys, keep it up the good work. 🖖

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thanks so much! Indeed, it was a test mission Hat'ack sent by Ba'al to go though the anomaly. The first few ships that went though, t he crew died (As seen in Broken Reality) but this was the first test trip where the crew survived. No high ranking officer was aboard, just jaffa. I utilised the same logic as with the Into a Mirror Darkly, that some portals can create breaches in universes which don't align to the same year in that timeline. If it is lets say 2016 in the SG timeline, for that breach it was 2373 as you say. Its all part of a continuing story we have worked out ha! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@NCC-72545A]

@@SGUDistantHope To be onsite and yes, I know that this is pre-Dominion War Keylly and I do understand where she is coming from, but she's got blinders on, wither it a one-on-one fight or a full scall war. If someone is not talking and is actively hostile and attack you, then you only have two options kill or be killed. Star Fleet personal, apishly SF Captains haves had to take more than one life in their careers. As Section 31 knowns, not everyone holds the same values. (Sorry for the rant, I have to vent with stuff like this.) I all ways thought the tech of the UFP would be more advanced than that of the Goa'uld's of 4000 BCE - 2000 AD (Stargate Movie through SG1 Season 1-4) and Anubis' return in 2001 the G'uld's tech advanced considerably (SG1 Season 5-8)

[@gamepad3173]

well of course the Ha'tack class mothership was not going to respond after it's weapon's were down! That to me was painfully obvious. instead they retreated. this would indicate that they didn't arrive here by normal means but by dimensional means, however if I had to guess I'd say that the Goa'uld ship in question was possibly from one of the System Lords. question was, WHO was the lord commanding the Ha'Tack class mothership?

[@SGUDistantHope]

Yep! If you know Stargate then her innocence is even more "well that was never going to happen" and thats part of the fun! This was a test mission Hat'ack sent by Ba'al to go though the anomaly. The first few ships that went though, t he crew died (As seen in Broken Reality) but this was the first test trip where the crew survived. No high ranking officer was aboard, just jaffa. Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@Pardesland]

*EXCELLENT.* I never did like sisko. He has always been my least favourite of all of "Star Trek" captains.

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thank you so much!...ha..to each their own! As long as you liked Keeley ha! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@Pardesland]

@SGUDistantHope Sure, I Loved it, as I usually do - You guys are probably my most favourite "Star Trek" Fan Production, and I Hope to see much more of You in the Future, including full length stuff. As for supporting - at the moment, being a nomadic exile, I hardly have enough for myself, and besides, my *only* working debit card at the moment happens to be Russian, and due to... _situation..._ I can do much with it. But, Insh`Allah, in a few months... 😃 Keep on the Great work!! 😍😍😍

[@Jack_Stafford]

Cheers Samuel! You've made such advances in recent productions. Here is some feedback. DS9 has never looked so beautiful and real. Great job. Lt Keeley is a true find; an excellent actress. I appreciate the less prominent "camera float" ; on some vids, especially when watching on a large screen, it can almost make one seasick. On this video, it was much more subdued and natural, thanks. The backgrounds are GREAT, 99% seamless. As always, sound effects and music on point. Also, I think I detected less "fake film artifacts", which seem to counter the high def video quality, also appreciated. My only criticism is , the "tank slit" filming aspect ratio, which is not what a standard monitor or TV is designed for, but it seems you're devoted to it, I'm sure thinking it looks more cinematic, but for me at least, it just looks like a masked off vid that normally should fill an entire TV screen. Since people rarely watch movies in super wide panoramic 70mm movie cinemas anymore, I think a move to the TV standard, which is still quite wide, much wider than many classic 35mm were filmed in, should be considered. After all, the biggest blockbusters are shown in IMAX, which is much less wide, so I think the standard TV aspect ratio is a great compromise, without shrinking our screens to fit a legacy format they were never meant to display. Overall, VERY GOOD! Thank you and your crew for a lengthy, thoughtful, well produced addition to the lore!

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thanks! Always try and improve!. DS9 - Thank you! Did you like our recent film "Living the Dream" lots of DS9 shots there:D Keeley/Nim - yes she is!!

[@NimranSaund]

Thank you so much for the feedback and glad you enjoyed!

[@MajEMT]

Starfleer Fitness Report: Lt(jg) Anna Keeling. Unfit for continued service on frontline combat starships. Lt Keeling is a competent and proficient officer and helmsman. However, her reluctance and hesitancy to follow orders in the face of an aggressor place not only herself but her entire ship and crew at hazard. Recommend immediate reassignment to rear area starbase or plantside scientific fields or cargo/passenger transport duties among Federation core worlds.

[@Jbdunham]

The goa'uld only deserve the Vulcan Hello.

[@SGUDistantHope]

hay...maybe next time! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@Jbdunham]

It really made me think about how things work for the lower decks and what they go through

[@johnm9126]

What the heck why is the goauld here lol

[@SGUDistantHope]

They went through an inter dimensional portal. This is part 2 of the cross over storyline, the first was the "Broken Reality" film kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYXGl6dpl8-Sg5I&t= We have 2 more parts filmed which continue this arc, before it then comes together in several Stargate Story's. Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@jackieanderson9408]

🖖🏿

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thanks! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@seskalarafey9285]

i do not know about much of Stargate, but is this their Atlantis? or how this Ship is called?

[@SGUDistantHope]

Its a Goa'uld Ha'tak class mothership! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@seskalarafey9285]

@@SGUDistantHope i do not know, i am not an Fan of the Dominion Wars and so in Star Trek is not much of these Battles, mostly the ones that Explodes was Drones or Crew less Ships. But i liked your way of story telling here, the ones that "just push some buttons" guilty feels. Good work

[@gabesantiago3074]

No, Lt. J.G. Anna Keeley, it was not "wrong", it was a self-defense decision with barely seconds to decide. It was also war. In war there is no morality; there is only surrender or survival. If Keely intends to remain in Starfleet, she should remember that freedom is not free; it comes at the greatest of cost; the cost of blood. If you can't handle that reality, Keeley, you might want to do your hand ringing someplace else; not at Starfleet. . . . And for the record, Warf is no primitive, Warf is a warrior!

[@wojectwenty]

👍😊

[@marlonclaycomb5762]

Ga’Ould ship.

[@SGUDistantHope]

Indeed, its a cross over! Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@wcresponder]

You are on the wrong ship lady....maybe try an Oberth class.

[@SGUDistantHope]

Yeh...she got pitched piloting the next great ship which will go and explore unseen places in the Gamma Quadrant and be at a hub of alien contact...the Federation never plans for war so..yeh...oops! Hay...at least after the Klingon/Cardassian war its peaceful for a while aye? Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@Dseagles14]

First I know that the ship is Stargate even though I never got into Stargate. I have to say to this, she is annoying based on everything piece of information, they made the ONLY choice. As far as they know one unknown ship that had no communication with, destroyed 10 ships with little damage and then tried to get away. If they did her way the ship would have gotten away and then they would come back with a Armada to wipe out the entire Alpha and Beta powers

[@SGUDistantHope]

Ha! Indeed...it could have been any alien race, but we wanted to add to our own cross over series and make the from Stargate. Tis is a young officer who did not sign up for war. The older Keeley would approach this different and react different...how age and experience changes you is part of what we are doing with Trek Shorts. I love that you are analysing this as thats exactly the point, this is her perspective but older officers watching this would agree with Sisko...shes young...she will learn. Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@3haljordan]

If she actually met the Goa'uld on that ship she would be saying otherwise 🤣🤣🤣

[@archerdances9970]

Great production. 'Meh' story.

[@SGUDistantHope]

Hi Hi, can you elaborate why you think it was a meg story? We have had some very lovely comments so far and this was the first negative, would love to hear why you'd say meh? Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@Sammmeow]

Those earrings are not regulation, Lieutenant.

[@SGUDistantHope]

Nim can't remove them so, as is life. Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@roberthousedorfii1743]

I'm sorry, but I do *NOT* like this form of episode. If I want to watch a talk show, I'll watch a talk show. If I'm watching a ST vs SG1 interdimensional mashup, I want to see ACTING ( Which this girl is CLEARLY capable of! ) and action. I know you don't have the resources to make this a full 30 minute action episode, but you should have made 4 or 5 10 minute normal episodes, with the action. good story, would have been GREAT if it was a normal episode. Please don't spend time, $$$$, or talent on story episodes.

[@saleendriver]

First rule of war sweetie: people die. Honestly this endless prattling on about conflict and war........it continues to make modern Trek intolerable sometimes. Can we get back to an adult POV about such things?

[@humblemumble80]

I see neither of you have actually watched Star Trek. Star Trek is about exploring the experience of the people in its universe, not brushing aside the harsh realities. Give Star Trek a watch sometime.

[@Marcsharp82]

Legacy Trek also spoke about it

[@humblemumble80]

@saleendriver, "Sweetie" ? Really?

[@Marcsharp82]

​@@nickdiggerzAYELBORNE: As I stand here, I also stand upon the home planet of the Klingon Empire, and the home planet of your Federation, Captain. I'm going to put a stop to this insane war. KOR: You're what? KIRK: You're talking nonsense. AYELBORNE: It is being done. KIRK: You can't just stop the fleet. What gives you the right? KOR: You can't interfere. What happens in space is not your business. AYELBORNE: Unless both sides agree to an immediate cessation of hostilities, all your armed forces, wherever they may be, will be immediately immobilised. KIRK: We have legitimate grievances against the Klingons. They've invaded our territory, killed our citizens. They're openly aggressive. They've boasted that they'll take over half the galaxy. KOR: Why not? We're the stronger! You've tried to hem us in, cut off vital supplies, strangle our trade! You've been asking for war! KIRK: You're the ones who issued the ultimatum to withdraw from the disputed areas! KOR: They are not disputed! They're clearly ours. And now you step in with some kind of trick. AYELBORNE: It is no trick, Commander. We have simply put an end to your war. All your military forces, wherever they are, are now completely paralysed. CLAYMARE: We find interference in other people's affairs most disgusting, but you gentlemen have given us no choice. KIRK: You should be the first to be on our side. Two hundred hostages killed. AYELBORNE: No one has been killed, Captain. CLAYMARE: No one has died here in uncounted thousands of years. KOR: You are liars. You are meddling in things that are none of your business. KIRK: Even if you have some power that we don't understand, you have no right to dictate to our Federation KOR: Or our Empire! KIRK: How to handle their interstellar relations! We have the right AYELBORNE: To wage war, Captain? To kill millions of innocent people? To destroy life on a planetary scale? Is that what you're defending? KIRK: Well, no one wants war. But there are proper channels. People have a right to handle their own affairs. Eventually, we will have AYELBORNE: Oh, eventually you will have peace, but only after millions of people have died. It is true that in the future, you and the Klingons will become fast friends. You will work together. KOR: Never! CLAYMARE: Your emotions are most discordant. We do not wish to seem inhospitable, but gentlemen, you must leave. AYELBORNE: Yes, please leave us. The mere presence of beings like yourselves is intensely painful to us. KIRK: What do you mean, beings like yourselves? AYELBORNE: Millions of years ago, Captain, we were humanoid like yourselves, but we have developed beyond the need of physical bodies. That of us which you see is mere appearance for your sake. KOR: Captain, it's a trick. We can handle them. I have an army. (Kirk holds him back as Ayelborne and Claymare transform into pulsating lights, too bright to look at. Then they disappear.) SPOCK: Fascinating. Pure energy. Pure thought. Totally incorporeal. Not life as we know it at all. KIRK: But what about this planet? The fields, the buildings, this citadel? SPOCK: Conventionalisations, I should say. Useless to the Organians. Created so that visitors such as ourselves, could have conventional points of reference. KOR: But is all of this possible? SPOCK: We have seen it with our own eyes. I should say the Organians are as far above us on the evolutionary scale as we are above the amoeba. KIRK: Well, Commander, I guess that takes care of the war. Obviously, the Organians aren't going to let us fight. KOR: A shame, Captain. It would have been glorious.

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thanks for giving our film a watch. What's interesting about this film is Keeley is only something like 22, we have seen the character in her 30,s 40s and 50's and she changes. That's a big part of our anthology is that we see our characters grow. This is how this young officer reacts, which is very understandable but it doesn't mean she is right. Was there any other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@kevreid82]

This was good. Her philosophical view of war is wrong though.

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thank you! What's interesting about this film is Keeley is only something like 22, we have seen the character in her 30,s 40s and 50's and she changes. That's a big part of our anthology is that we see our characters grow. This is how this young officer reacts, which is very understandable but it doesn't mean she is right. Her opinion changes as she grows...and we see that in our films. Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@hawkstringfellow]

Why are these writers not hired by paramount cbs they would have brought star trek back instead we got an STD

[@mikeyhuntsman568]

Very well done, very much so. However the whiny helmsperson needs to go away and let the adults protect the Federation. She would be off of my ship so fast, it would make Warp 9.9999 seem slow.

[@SGUDistantHope]

Thanks glad you enjoyed it! What's interesting about this film is Keeley is only something like 22, we have seen the character in her 30,s 40s and 50's and she changes. That's a big part of our anthology is that we see our characters grow. This is how this young officer reacts, which is very understandable but it doesn't mean she is right. Her opinion changes as she grows...and we see that in our films. Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@heinrichkreubel759]

Boring and so bla bla bla

[@SGUDistantHope]

Sorry you didn't enjoy it, i'm so glad almost everyone else did :)

[@davidmardlin9733]

Sounds right to me need trump in charge of starfleet get a backbone in the crews

[@M_J_Glide_22]

This would have been a great movie except for the pussification of OMG... We destroyed the ship... It's all our fault... Omg the death... Enough of this feeling sorry videos...... It's like watching JJ & Kurtzman.... This may have to be another liberal page like Axanar Universe im going to have to unsubscribe from. ENOUGH

[@SGUDistantHope]

Hay, sorry you didn't enjoy it. I'm just glad other fans did. Was there any elements you did enjoy?

[@M_J_Glide_22]

​@@SGUDistantHopeyes, the CGI... Acting was fine.. usually status quo... But the woke story lines and the liberalism..... There are ways to be liberal but after what this country just went through.... People have had enough.... Just like many never liked when Picard pussied out of things.

[@SGUDistantHope]

@@M_J_Glide_22 Glad you liked the acting and CGI. The film was written with none of that in mind, just an honest young Star Fleet officer who joined to explore the stars, now having to help/watch thousands of people being killed, Klingons espeecially who her entire life have been allies. Its a very hard thing but she does her duty. This situation has her finally able to event all her pent up feelings. As she ages, she grows and the older Keeley we see in other films would likely say different things. I'm English, we all are, and neither Republican or Democrats, just Star Trek fans trying to make authentic Trek with new angles you've not seen before. Check out this film kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXPMYYB6qsuAaa8&t= to see how a 30 year old "Captain" Keeley reacts to a dangerous situation to see the character growth.

[@Daginni1]

Gets assigned to a warship. Has to perform actual combat. Gets all dramatic. 🤣

[@SGUDistantHope]

Yeh...she got pitched piloting the next great ship which will go and explore unseen places in the Gamma Quadrant and be at a hub of alien contact...the Federation never plans for war so..yeh...oops! Hay...at least after the Klingon/Cardassian war its peaceful for a while aye? Besides, Starfleet doesnt have any warships...this was classed as an "explorer". Was there any other other thoughts you had about the film, any highlights or moments you particularly enjoyed? Even a small thing! Would love to hear! if you want to see more films from us, consider supporting us on Patreon, those funds are REALLY helping us to keep these coming to you at the best quality possible www.patreon.com/Trekshorts

[@BanditBeauDarville]

Whatever the fuck these fan films are, they sure bring back the boring as FUCK aspects of 90's Trek.....

[@SGUDistantHope]

A great compliment indeed as most fans regard the end of the 1980s and 1990's Trek as the best Trek. Thanks!

[@NeilEvans-xq8ik]

Awesome