Transposition, A Star Trek Fan Production.

[@Lyraa357]

I liked the fact that not all the participants were aware of what was changed or even, how often that might have been.

[@michaelaldredge-greenwell1692]

I’m sorry you all lost a friend & colleague. The wounds will lessen in time. On a lighter note…yet another brilliantly done episode, with superb characters, excellent acting. Friends doing what they love the most. Intrepid, when I see your missions, it feels like home to me. We’ve missed you all so terribly!! We’re glad you’re back!! You are all so beloved!!! Mikey from Costa Mesa California

[@StarShipIntrepid]

Thank you Michael. We love doing these films, and while, we’re far from perfect, and it’s a ton of work, the end result is worth it. Especially when we hear such lovely comments. Thank you. :) Also, I love California, we were just over in LA this past Summer, and visiting with Rob Caves and some of the HF crew.

[@BCSWowbagger]

Nicely understated. I like an episode that makes its audience infer a little bit about what's going on (without getting into Primer levels of insanity). A solid short. Thanks!

[@NickCookActingScribe]

+BCSWowbagger Thank you!

[@genewirchenko5305]

On the contrary, I missed the point. It seemed rather flat to me as a result.

[@BEBACK1]

GOOD TO SEE FRIENDS WHAT THEY LOVE. We missed you guys hope to see more of you all soon. Besides it has been a long time where we have had a scene where Captain Hunter does the Janeway head shake and then total screws begin from there.

[@StarshipValiant]

Excellent job Intrepid and team. Loved the look of the film and the observatory made for a very nice backdrop. Looking forward to more.

[@NickCookActingScribe]

+StarshipValiant Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching. :)

[@Unknown_Lurker804]

It saddens me that you have lost a colleague and a friend... I hope and pray for all of you... But always remember "...he's really not dead, as long as you remember him..." on lighter note it is good to see you guys again... 2 years is a log long time... I hope maybe that you will be having more adventures soon.. LLaP my friends :)

[@NickCookActingScribe]

+Rob Ferland Thanks Rob, much appreciated. Also, thanks for watching, glad you liked it!

[@ChristinaMoore79]

I love how the ending leaves you wondering -- it's not a clean, simple wrap up of the mystery, and maybe the gender switch could play in another story down the road.

[@StarShipIntrepid]

Apologies for not responding to this sooner. :) It’s not as clean as intended. I think there are a few things we could have done differently to make the plot a little clearer. If you look at the photo in the pocket watch, it’s of the female Time Agent’s deceased partner, and that’s who replaces her after the change. The astronomer is a distant ancestor of his, the gene therapy she gave her corrected a genetic flaw that eventually killed him centuries later. Tannen is the only person who realised the time line has been changed, but when we see him at the end he’s been driven mad by repeated failed attempts to ‘correct’ things. I say ‘correct’ because if you look at the combadges, technically this is the ‘proper’ timeline. :)

[@ChristinaMoore79]

@@StarShipIntrepid I can't believe I didn't notice the difference between the commbadges before now! Though watching it tonight, I did, and I knew that the change between the girl and the guy had something to do with it. What confused me before was not understanding why the girl went back in time and what effect her doing so had on the future that made the young man the one to join the team in going back. Having the backstory of the female agent going that far back in time to save her man helps me understand the story.

[@FiveofDave]

Eh- I did just watch this one twice after viewing it upon release. Tantalizing this one. I almost feel understanding, but I’m crying out for a something... Nick!!

[@StarShipIntrepid]

Ask away! What do you want to know? :)

[@arvelayne6384]

LOL Go Steve!!

[@Daveyk021]

I liked it, but did not understand it.