Star Trek: Hidden Frontier | S02E06 | To The Stars | Remastered

With the science mission on Ba'ku now under the control of Starfleet Medical, Ensign Artim Ibanya spends some time on Excelsior as he considers whenever to take a position on a science facility on Danula II. He tells Counselor Elbrey a tale of his life just before he went off to join the Academy, of how he became interested in Starfleet, met a young Lieutenant Jason Munoz, and foiled a plot of the Breen.

[@manlystranger4973]

Every episode of Hidden Frontier is amazing, shows a deep love for Trek and beautifully displays the ideas upon which Trek was founded, like personal responsibility and duty and love for one's fellow being. Star Trek history is full of producers, directors, actors, and crew lamenting small budgets and lack of funds by hinting episodes which didn't quite hit the mark or feature films which did not fulfill their promise or even entire series which are not exactly Trek would have been perfect and plots would have worked if only the studio had ponied up additional monies. Every episode of Hidden Frontier proves that whatever magic Trek possesses and whatever it is which leads fans into a lifelong love relationship with Trek is not, never has been, and never will be money, funds, or budgets. Job well done! Kirk Forever!!!

[@Shaolin91z]

Good work by these guys...but reading some of the comments it's like it borders on idolatry. And of course they are pushing the reinebow agenda

[@ernestmac13]

I hope folks continue making episodes like this, for Star Trek and and many other TV Series and Movies. I think with even cell phones being able to shoot 4K video. You can tell especially from the on location video that; they probably shot this using mini DV or Digital 8. I got an A.A. in TV Production and one in TV Technology, back when they were making the transition from analog to digital. Folks don't know how hard it was to edit analog video as, it wasn't drag and drop the way editing digital video is.

[@mirandalittman3046]

A good "Insurrection " tie in. A lovely place Baku was. We all wanted to go there 🌱🌼🌾🌴😂👏

[@KevinMooreFan33]

This one was perfect

[@davidgleed5507]

Is it me, or are they using the "Galaxy Quest" theme music for their Credit sequence?

[@johnm9126]

Galaxy quest say what??!!!

[@vegetason7780]

was that one ship the uss voyager

[@elizabethjansen2684]

God such baby faces

[@roberthofmann8403]

Where did this flashback come from? Did they film an episode a few years before the series began?

[@thatgaymerguyb5275]

It's the actors brother.

[@pangaeawriter8766]

@@thatgaymerguyb5275 Incorrect. The flashback is recycled footage from a "Voyages of the U.S.S. Angeles" episode, which they filmed before Hidden Frontier started. The younger boy is the same person as the teenager, just two years apart. Amazing how quickly a kid can change when adolescence hits.

[@JB-ym4up]

🖖

[@dannylesbile8592]

Tupperware 2490 something how primitive

[@mohammedisaa9952]

At exactly 9:00 into this episode, this is the first time they actually credit Gene as the creator of Trek. All the previous episodes i have seen are absent of this credit, and it is beyond my understanding how a group of people who imply they are trek fans, didnt have the respect to credit Genes vision and hard work of which these people are earning from through utube revenue..... Proberly because of complaints...... i wont thumbs down this episode because they had the begrudgingly respect to include Gene's name unlike the other episodes they just couldnt remember his name just their own names..... im still appaled And yes, "haters will still hate".... "remastered" video to 480p from 360p which now looks (green screen scenes like 144p which makes the captain have red cheeks and panda eyes........ well in the other previous episodes anyhow..... Who am i? Just a nobody, and i couldnt do better as i dont have the backing, but gawd.....

[@mohammedisaa9952]

.... atleast i have repect for Gene....

[@Shaolin91z]

😆. Sounds like GeneWorship🤡

[@johnskogman5623]

LMAO.

[@randalllivingston6925]

horrible reading of lines.

[@davidgleed5507]

Yah, the acting seems pretty bad at times. But considering that they're standing in front of a Green Screen and probably seldom have a live actor to play off of, it's pretty good IMO.