Star Trek New Voyages, 4x09, Mind-Sifter, Modern VFX, Stereo, Subtitles

[@SB_whatevers]

These fan films are so good. They are so much better than the so-called reboot. What most modern filmmakers don't understand is that we don't need to be inundated with special effects. We just want a good story.

[@hatednyc]

I genuinely believe it’s because these are made by ACTUAL Trek fans. This is a labor of love. This is watching the all the series and films so many times and wishing there was more, getting tired of waiting and making your own. I’m so impressed by these folks. Wonderful.

[@Jetfire-kk1ti]

I'll never forget the first time I read this short story. I thought "This would make a great episode!". I've got tears in my eyes. i never thought I'd actually see it like this. God Bless You for your work.

[@christopherwilson3754]

Glad I read your comment before I said the EXACT same thing. Couldn't agree more. One of my favorite Star Trek stories.

[@virginiaconnor8350]

Too bad this wasn't an episode on "TOS"!

[@bettyleeist]

Does Pocket Book’s have this story?If so,I’d like to read it!I saw this several time’s this winter!It would make a good 👍 “spring break viewing,”too!

[@mulengroak4687]

@@bettyleeist Bantam books, it's in "Star Trek The New Voyages."

[@bettyleeist]

Oh,okay!Thank You 🙏 Mulengoart!I’ll keep trying to 👀 look for this special Star ⭐️ Trek 📕 book!

[@thomasn3882]

McCoy's sermon at the funeral had me choked up. Along with the look on Spock's face as Amazing Grace was sung.

[@AngelCatBaby]

I love Star Trek always have....ever since I 1st saw it as a teenager.....this has been my only favorite series....its all because of the hope it gives towards a better future for humanity....our humanity.....I would love to see more of this....thank you ev1 who keeps up the dream that Gene Roddenberry had.....thank you Cawley for portraying Captain Kirk ....I like it very much, you have done a good job.....HIGH 5 to all involved with this venture. All the characters of the Star Trek crew are hard to accomplish, but this Star Trek does well in helping to keep it alive....Thank you for this wonderful venture....HIGH 5 again.

[@dorisreynolds9623]

I have also loved star Trek since I was a teenager. I've never liked Star wars or any other futuristic shows. Star trek is my favorite hope for the future of mankind.

[@PaulChristianJenkinsjd1]

Completely, utterly, unabashedly, and irrefutably AWESOME! But something tells me, that you guys already know that. Thanks, and God Bless.

[@jamescurly6153]

They need to bring back the original, there are to many unseen adventure's. Love Star Trek. Have seen these and others. Bring it back.

[@juliocesarduran1390]

These produccion is the best of the saga.

[@tempongkodanny6582]

@@jamescurly6153 I

[@bettyleeist]

I enjoy this film very much!Thank You for showing this particular film to the Star Trek audience!Does anyone know where the book to this film is?There was a book about this Star Trek story,right?Best wishes,and may the wind be on you’re back!An Irish blessing,here!

[@DRMEEKS]

This is the best I have seen , the acting is superior and the new casting really works. Well done everyone, a great achievement.

[@marcscharbrough865]

I really enjoyed this episode. Loved the chemistry between the Actors playing Bones and Spock. Really nailed McCoy's essence. Please Keep up the good work!

[@Dragonblaster1]

I think the Spock actor also nailed the late Leonard Nimoy's persona perfectly.

[@bettyleeist]

Yes,I agree!The actor who played Mr.Spock did a 👏 job!It(his 🎭 acting)was;very well done!

[@bettyleeist]

Opp’s!I meant to say;the actor who played;Mr.Spock did a good 👍 job in the episode;Mindshifter.

[@hongcha2020]

I disagree with the previous comment by Arman. Making special effects in the 1960s style was pure genius. And following the style of the crew of yesteryear a brilliant movie. You could even add new characters that would have been introduced back then, that too is a good idea. Keep up the great work!~~

[@centinela24542]

The 60´s serie is the best in arguments. I miss that quality.

[@bettyleeist]

It’s interesting,that they used a High School 🏫 for a Mental Hospital!I read it in the credit’s,after the film was over.This was very effective as a set for this 🎥 film!Bravo!

[@joemedley195]

Somewhere I've got the book this story was originally published in that I bought in about 1985 and It's the only story in the book I can remember clearly. Congratulations on an excellent adaptation.

[@BlokeOnAMotorbike]

"Don't worry about that guy, he's been here forever - he thinks he's Elvis." CLASSIC! Great cameo by Cawley! :D

[@sandistephenson5861]

I reckon Q is the son of Apollo...

[@BlokeOnAMotorbike]

cant remember if it's a fanfiction or what, but someone wrote that Q and Trelane are related. I'd say that was far more likely than Q and Apollo (one of whom being the God of Thunder or somesuch, the other not played by Michael Forest), and was it Picard who echoed Kirk in saying that Q was one step removed from chaos? Surely both Q and Trelane are the embodiment of anarchic rebellion against a parent who was every bit as unpredictably hyperactive? (I'd like to have closed the Charles Evans story with a link to the Q Continuum, but they already did a better job of writing him out in "Of Gods And Men" than I ever could).

[@BlokeOnAMotorbike]

"Q Who?"

[@cecegurll]

Jim Moore my thoughts exactly!

[@andytay5507]

@@BlokeOnAMotorbike Of God's and Men! Classic!

[@LordZontar]

Nice touch that the Twilight Zone episode on the TV is "Nightmare At 20,000 Feet", with William Shatner as the recently released mental patient who's the only one on the plane that sees the Gremlin.

[@Retiredmco]

LordZontar bro you are incredibly observant! I caught that as well.

[@Benny6968]

Good catch

[@startrekphase2DE]

That was our three Kirks scene: Bill Shatner, James Cawley and Brian Gross.

[@davidmcknight4525]

Wow, how many different versions of the classic show do we have now? They all bare testiment to the fact the

[@bettyleeist]

James Cawley also remind’s you of Captain 👩‍✈️ Christopher Pike,except,he doesn’t quite have that;”Pike-look!”I don’t understand why Dr.McCoy doesn’t like the Vulcan 🖖 beverage,though?Is it because,it’s a vegetable 🌶 beverage?I also heard that the man 👨 who played Mr.Scott had passed away.My sympathie’s to the actor who had passed away!😲😢😪👽🤘💂‍♂️🧚‍♀️

[@olivertanner7993]

So wonderful that the crew behind this show keeps the crew of Enterprise on our view screens. Thanks to all of you for a job well done. Excellent! Loved it! Script, acting, directing, production all brilliantly done. Please keep up the good work and bring us more episodes.

[@DamePolgara]

Un épisode magistral magnifiquement réalisé. Les séquences en 1958 donnent l'impression d'être dans un vieux film d'époque; du grand art. Vraiment.

[@rayraytub1000]

Truly amazing quality! Could you speak with CBS/Paramount about stopping what they are doing and reviving the old series? Just visited the sets in Ticonderoga this summer. Saw James Cawley in the parking lot getting his alien escape room setup before William Shatner arrived for his 90th birthday bash...

[@fentanylmessiah2078]

Man I'd like to thank mr cawley for the excellent work and great job on keeping the spirit of old trek alive and kicking!!!

[@2W3X4YZ5]

I read the short story that this is based on back in high school. I find it to be a fantastic adaptation. The only thing I thought was missing, was Spock and McCoy should have listened to the recording Kirk left them in his quarters. It seems to me like a major tie in to the story. Thanks for bringing back Trek without destroying it.

[@douglaslevettelson4417]

That's right, it was a crucial part of the story line. Also in the story Kirk first sees Spock in command gold uniform with Captain's stripes triggering another violent episode.

[@MILESRUN777]

Wow! You guys did such a great job with this story! The acting, story and special effects were so good! Bravo!!! I felt like a kid again watching this. Thank you!!!

[@njb1126]

I love the usage of music from the empath and return to tomorrow toward the end when Hamlin tells kirk he's going home. It ties the scene together perfectly and adds to the emotion of it. The music of TOS was beautiful and this episode brings it in perfectly. Thank you guys.

[@SouthwesternEagle]

This is Star Trek.

[@SouthwesternEagle]

@John Holeman I think you replied to the wrong comment, sir.

[@anthonysims2782]

Wow, very impressed! I read the original story years ago. Thanks for your great interpretation and I will definitely be watching more of these!

[@mikewest3108]

Very well done. Great tribute to Mr. Roddenberry.

[@andytay5507]

Some of the best things about this episode/series is the attention to detail! Music is TOS perfect. Actor's likeness to originals is nearly uncanny. Acting is superb! Storytelling is compelling!

[@FreedomToRoam86]

Awesome to see this story on screen finally! And even better with a Native on the bridge like in the books - finally!

[@TheNewLibertarian]

These arr such good stories! Beats the hell out of what Paramount has been offering. I enjoyed this greatly. It brings back memories. I didn't realize how important using the original musical scores are/were. If someone from Paramount reads some of these comments please start hiring some of these folks and get some REAL Star Trek going.

[@MattLeger]

I am only seeing this for the first time in 2020, having had no idea it had been made until now. I read Ms. Maiewski's original story when Bantam published it in their first "New Voyages" collection way back in the 1980s, and I cannot imagine even the original production team at Desilu/Paramount ever having done an adaptation of it for the screen any better than what you've produced here. Thank you all so very much for doing such an incredible job and bringing what is still one of my all-time favorite Star Trek stories to life. Somewhere out there in the final frontier, the Great Bird is smiling.

[@startrekphase2DE]

Yes, we were pleased to be allowed to film this.

[@komradewirelesscaller6716]

Star Trek Phase ll, like Star Trek Continues, is a very worthy high quality successor to the original series!!

[@alucard624]

Both productions were great continuations of TOS. Just wish New Voyages had been able to finish up their run before all the stupid new rules kicked in that pretty much killed Star Trek fan productions of high quality. They still have 3 episodes at least that were filmed but the VFX have not been completed and they can't release them still due to CBS not allowing it. Sucks too because one of the episodes was going to be the late Richard Hatch's last work before he died. I hope they get released eventually one day.

[@Visible2063]

Your right

[@ACLTony]

Interesting reminder of a likable and elderly Kor in a Star Trek DS9 episode in which he stated that he was "ruthless" in his younger years.

[@richturner978]

I'm so Pleased that there are people out there who pour their hearts out to continue what needs to be done, show hope for the future and that we can get through this Technological Adolescents and all work together, as it is meant to be. I'm glad you the audience is happy also. We're all in this Together. Take Care All and Thank You.

[@startrekphase2DE]

Thanks, we do our best.

[@Henpitts]

AWESOME! Simply awesome. Still would have loved to see that Klingon ship blown up. Great work guys.

[@angus987]

Fantastic. I loved the cameo from James Cawley..

[@captaingenius-o1c]

The Admiral winks at Spock, KNOWING rules need to be followed, but also knowing what is happening, giving him at least 60 minutes..

[@Frank-k7x1o]

They are not the same! The Spock is not Vulcan. Scotty is just punk. The Doctor out. Their uniform are not fitting. They don't go boldly anywhere maybe to a toilet. The best actor was the girl they were to save and who actually saved the guy, who was acting like a barbarian and I could go on and on. It is done so visibly cheap - it hurts. I still enjoy it but it is not the same it's cheap.

[@kevinlockwood3388]

This has to be the best of any STAR TREK!

[@rider1956a]

These Shakespearean space sagas of the future are phenomenal. The Star Trek:TOS style is unbeatable since the play is the thing and not the distracting special effects. But of courses very few people want to contemplate truths anymore. We want mindless and profitable entertainment dollars.

[@MyCesarFrancisco]

She's a Good Actress. This episode made me cry.

[@richardadamczyk4022]

Fan appreciation! Imitation, is the best form of appreciation!! Love this!!! Gonna keep watching as this is well done.

[@destination2013]

What an amazing episode in every way. So perfect

[@allenwilson5235]

This story was in the very first collection after TOS went off the air. A collection of unused scripts that were considered for a fourth season and fan written stories, we were hungry for them. I think I was 10 or 12 when I read it and thought this would have been the best episode ever.

[@asmrjunkie6613]

Excellent. I can't believe I've only just discovered these.

[@frontporchanarchast]

I just found them.

[@dilbertjunkmail]

There is also another series called "Star Trek Continues" that's of equitable quality and story line. I've truly enjoyed these more than the current WOKE Star Trek wannabe "Discovery" on CBS All Access. It's wonderful to see another set of actors pay tribute to the original actors by imitating their style.

[@nevaehlumiere8019]

I just stumbled upon these as well! Sooo freaking happy I did! It's like I want to yell " where have you been all my life?"

[@joebucknam]

Awesome story. I've enjoyed your revival of Star Trek TOS. I loved James Cawley's cameo in his alter ego and the "new" James Kirk's reaction to him!

[@sadiemae6574]

I to only discovered these last week. I think they are great. I am 61and I can remember all the way back to the Star Trek pilot on TV and have watched all the Star Trek series and movies.😀👍

[@Dragonmist1]

Another awesome episode, thank you😊

[@rotax636nut5]

One of the best Treks I've ever seen, well done to the NewVoyage production crew, I seriously enjoyed this episode

[@virginiaconnor8350]

I enjoyed "Star Trek Continues" too. Not only did James Doohan's son played his father's role quite well too, the lady who played Nurse Burke was the sister of a friend's wife. It was made in Ga. near Savannah as well.

[@jimsnider3852]

This was REALLY WELL DONE!!!

[@lelosdad0708]

one of the best Star Trek movies I've seen wow!!

[@geraldhimmelspach1154]

Start a new series with this Kirk, doctor, and Spock. Absolute hit.

[@andytay5507]

Watch Strange New Worlds.

[@paulcavigliano6388]

Watch Phase Two.

[@GaryBailey-hk4ex]

What fantastic casting, writing, acting, effects and it is mostly done from miles from my home !!! I need to get up there and see this place!!! I grew up on this show and I absolutely love this version of this!!! Gary Bailey 🌩️⚡🍀🦉💚🇬🇧🇨🇦🇺🇸🇦🇮👍

[@LLarjo]

Star Trek has the opportunity for portrayal of people of various backgrounds with loyalty, ethics, intelligence, and accountability. The world is in great need of these assets and the promotion of them. Thanks for this quality production. The acting is great, and so are the effects!

[@juliocesarduran1390]

These produccion is the best of the saga.

[@kellyrayburn4093]

When Spock is first given command, I really felt for him. He didn't want to be captain, he didn't want command. What he wanted was irrelevant. He *was* the captain. A ship must have a captain which is why he pushed it. He knew the crew had to put aside the memory of Kirk to do their jobs properly. If that offended human sensibilities, then too bad, there was no help for it. You could tell by the look on his face that pushing the crew to call him Captain was distasteful for him. But sometimes we have to do the distasteful.

[@teddibearsworld]

Wow. The best episode never seen has been filmed finally. I had no idea. I remember reading this story in The New Voyages paperback. I heard the actors voices while reading it. It had then best scene between Spock and McCoy ever. Glad to see you guys have done it, and done a Class A job. I still wonder what our trio would have done with it, but now we have the next best thing. Kudos, Gentlemen and Ladies!

[@MartinCox-ny2rv]

Yes it was. I'm glad someone got around to turning it into an episode. I do have the new voyages book too.

[@andrewhancock2451]

Extremely well written and enacted, great special effects, and strange but refreshing to see a somewhat buff Bones with an out-of-worldly southern drawl. They even had the band of light across Kirk's eyes, but over the entire face rather than just across the eyes like in TOS. You can tell it was deliberate because when the camera angle shifts, that band disappears. It's great that they carry on the style of the end credits superposed on past scenes (and of course, with the characteristic end credit music).

[@bobross5580]

Wow! I watched the 1st episode and had tons of comments about how to do it better but after watching the entire episode I am very impressed! Lots of fun and very creative!

[@silver_stone4664]

I would love for this series to come back, I have watched everyone now that they have on the channel and honestly all the people who made this a reality deserve awards for this, this is an amazing reboot. Almost an exact 1 to 1 of the original show from the 60s even down to the fx and sound.

[@LeonHendwrson]

I hope to see more of the new Star Trek new adventures

[@Audiogeek-kf2ez]

This is one of 3 of the new fan made Star Trek that just came together perfectly

[@andrewclark8638]

Wonderful work guys. I know for a fact that Roddenberry would be very proud of your show. Clay Sayre is great as Kor, my favourite Klingon. Hope to see more of him in the future.

[@virginiaconnor8350]

Jeffrey Combs would've been great too!

[@brucemckay1611]

These episodes keep getting better and better

[@YdnarLah37]

I remember reading this story when I was a kid. Love seeing it made into an episode.

[@STho205]

I thought this was the best of the Cawley episodes. Look at the producers and the writer on the credits. It is Star Trek. They know what they're doing because they did it in 1966. This was a story shelved for decades, that didn't get done because the series ended in 69. The supporting cast is very good. The Psychiatrist was excellent. When this aired as Gross' first episode I was hoping James' project and Vic's ST Continues could alternate releases for a few years and give us a fairly consistent look from the two studios and teams. Unfortunately the Axinar/CBS feud emerged and CBS decided to produce Monster Trek into Darkness. What I call "Not Trek" or TINO. The post production on this was very nice with the !multiple heavy cruiser shots, and the performance for Spock and Bones was some of the best in the fan films. Thank you James for having the vision to do this and to bring your team up to a level of professionalism that made it a pleasure to watch. PS: I often wondered if the DS9 episode with Sisko in the past in mental torment was a variant of this old story.

[@johntraylor871]

I once read a Star Trek short story back in 1976 that had the same basic plot. Really great show! This stuff in my opinion is better than the new movies.

[@jonathonmoseley9041]

This is excellent. As good as the original series, definitely better than the later series

[@MercuryKnight5]

Cute having that particular Twilight Zone episode playing in the background in the mess hall scene. :)

[@PatrickMersinger]

I like how they had Shatner’s twilight zone episode playing in the background. And the Elvis impersonator too, a clear reference to James Cawley. Nicely done, Cawley still involved with production and writing.

[@startrekphase2DE]

That was a scene with 3 Kirks. The Elvis impersonator was James Cawley.

[@nevaehlumiere8019]

Good catch! I heard rod Serling's voice and knew it was twilight zone, but didn't know which episode. Thanks for telling me which one. That was freaking brilliant!

[@ConfusedIceCave-ys5bl]

I watched TOS in Seattle Washington in 1965 as long as it was on TV it scared the shit out of me but some how it's cumin true love it

[@timpeterson2738]

Thank you.

[@josephcarpenter5319]

Love this episode. Classic Star Trek

[@kalmurphy5254]

I love this show when I was a kid and I still do ❤❤

[@lindarocco9974]

I RoccoMend this channel and this episode. City on the Edge of Forever was my favorite episode on Star Trek TOS. It sounded like they even played some of the same music.

[@franklinmills1756]

I remember reading this story in a new voyages paperback years ago when I was a kid.

[@johnblaze3546]

This was a great episode, very well put together.

[@DnGuerena]

I remember reading this in the "New Voyages" book in the '70s. Hamlin was a nurse tho and the rescue time travel was by slingshot effect. Spock also got a violent reaction from the insane Kirk seeing him in the captains uniform.

[@jkarabaic]

Dan Guerena Very first fanfic I ever read. This is an incredible treatment. Very well done.

[@franklinmills1756]

Me too, I read it aslo back then.

[@bettyleeist]

If eveyone read the book,then,why can’t I find this book?They don’t have it at;Barnes and Noble.They sell Nook book’s,and those cost $60.00!And,I’m afraid,this show is much cheaper then the Nook Book!Koodoe”s to the film 🎥 crew,actor’s,set designer’s,and costumer’s,who made this show!I’ve watched this show several time’s,and I have never gotten tired of it yet!A great 👍 job to all who did this show!Two thumbs up!

[@jwlundgren]

oh! I always loved Walking Bear. I wonder if that is why I loved Chakotay in voyager.

[@mikedenmark]

This is brilliant! Everything works ~ the acting is especially good for fan film! Kudos to all involved in this endeavor; I wish CBS would wake the hell up and realize what could save the franchise 💁‍♂️

[@shaunbradshaw9863]

HE HAS BEEN BEATEN UP AND YET NOT A SCRATCH ON HIM BUT BESIDES THAT AN EXCELLENT FILM I ENJOYED EMENSLY ❤

[@JesseP.Watson]

O.K. I'm at 49 minutes and I just can't hold back, this is one of the best Star Trek viewing experiences I've ever had, and I've seen 'em all, I think. It's just amazing, the acting the writing, the direction, effects, lighting... The pacing, I'm on the edge of couch with this one... Incredible job.

[@AngelikaPiotrowski]

Ich war sehr lange kein " Fan " von Star Trek ; doch ich fand den Weg zurück .In Star Trek zählt nur eines : Wir !! & der entsprechende Zusammenhalt ! In der Klassik ebenso wie in vielen Fanvideos.Die jetzige Gesellschaft braucht solches; unbedinkgt. Ebenso der Glaube an den der alles geschaffen hat ; Gott ! Es gibt viele Paralellen ; finden wir sie ! Live long in Love !!!

[@garryfreemyer7187]

Awesome. Best episode so far!

[@bettyleeist]

Oh uh!Here go Dr.McCoy and Mr.Spock,again!Their alway’s fighting!😮

[@shaindaman13]

These are really well crafted episodes. Excellent project, fine acting, amazing sets and graphics. I enjoyed this.

[@bluehazeboy]

Absolutely brilliant ♥️

[@byronunderwood8832]

This story was well written and well executed.

[@MrGchiasson]

I remember reading the 'psyche hospital' story decades ago in a fan-zine. I thought the story was great. But the 'Star Trek new voyages story was even better!

[@twilightghost46]

Damn, I remember this short story. It made me tear up then, and now as well. Kleenix please, and kudos. Only nits were Kirk could not hear his name as James without feeling pain, and recalling the name Edith (Keeler) in his loneliness.

[@surachitchiasirikon3234]

Everyone looked resembles to the original casts so beautiful acted my complimented to you all thank you I loved you guys very much memorables❤

[@johnmoran7996]

Nice touch to Star trek.those big bad Klingons.dont worry kirk.we got ya back man.good old Spock.one of the most interesting to see episodes and top notch.keep on trekking.to all the fans out there,these episodes are a rare treat.enjoy!

[@bettyleeist]

This also remind’s one of the old Star ⭐️ Trek serie’s from the late ⏰ 1960”s!A great job 👏 that these actor’s have ✔️ done!

[@captainsensiblejr.]

A little ropey in places, but thoroughly enjoyable and enthralling. The lead actors all were excellent. The actor playing Kor was chilling.watching these now reminds me how I felt first seeing ST:TOS 50 years ago.

[@Seeker22000]

Kudos to the writers, this was an excellent story. This episode would have fit in perfectly in the original series run. I'm impressed, great work everyone.Just to add, I thought Rivkah Raven Wood's performance was also excellent, I hope to see her in many future projects.

[@scottwright8354]

It was a very nice thing to have Amazing Grace sung for Kirk's memorial. It has been a strange transition to get used to these new characters based on the original series, but I'm getting there! Thanks for doing these.

[@ivaylomladenov3185]

Absolutely amazing!!!.....

[@purplegreenredyellow]

still better than anything post Enterprise

[@pwnmeisterage]

Assuming that Enterprise ended one episode before the finale, of course.

[@deepakchowdhry6042]

Spock is impressive in this episode

[@valtermoraes8082]

Não é a toa que essa série é tão boa assim. Fantástica

[@scottralitz42]

I remember reading this short story when I was a teenager. I thought they did job of recreating it. I no longer have the paperback otherwise I would go back and read it and compare notes.

[@retro38]

glad to see that this was nearly duplicated to the same story as in the New Voyages novel.

[@philliphalpin1692]

I thoroughly enjoyed that!

[@pwnmeisterage]

10:15 Spock looking a little green in his role as Captain.

[@virginiaconnor8350]

At least, he didn't running into the Ready Room like Cdr. T'Pol-subbing as captain when Cpt. Archer left to find the Xindi-crying for his loss. I think she had as much Romulan in her Vulcan half as Lt. Saavik had human in hers.

[@CorneliusSneedley]

I think that in the original series, the orderlies would have gotten their comeuppance.:)

[@Sirloincloth1st]

4:58 Admiral to Spock. 'Spock has been missing'. I small hickey in the dialogue. Far from being a criticism, this is great evidence that the production was not blessed with a top-heavy budget. Despite limited resources, these Star Trek adventures are incredible. VERY GOOD. As others have said, the story is more important that other aspects of the production. I personally wish more contemporary productions had less 'polish' and more 'metal' just like Star Trek New Voyages..

[@RedneckSpaceman]

Nothing wrong with a little nit-picking!! That's part of the fun! What's the episode.. there's a chair in the background and a Newspaper lying on the floor under it!!

[@Aurinkohirvi]

Okey, this is just a great episode! Watched it before, but forgot how good it was. The plots have always been good in New Voyages, and so was this time too. Spock (Stacy) and and dr. Hamlin (Rivkah Raven Wood) did professional quality job, could have been in any Hollywood production. Bones (Bond), Kirk (Gross) and Sulu (Theerakulstit) are so good New Voyages is a truly lucky fan production. Admiral Withrow was credible and natural as he is always, and so was dr. Wright in his minor role. I'm ranking episode 3 World Enough and Time as the best New Voyages episode, and IMHO it is among the very best of any Star Trek episodes done by anyone, ever. This can't beat it, but is among the best episodes you have made. Awesome fan production!

[@dorisreynolds9623]

That was so good!!