(BT01)Star Trek History: The Early Years (Part 1)

[@HYPNOTICVIDEO]

There is something magical about the original Star Trek that none of the other series have matched.

[@aussieoldfart5626]

I love this, I'm 63 and watched the original series on our old 26'' tv, who new how all of Star Trek got started.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much for the support :)

[@craigmanning2439]

You watched the original on a 26" TV, you must have been well off. I watched the originals in the early 80's on a 13" color TV and thought that it was grand.

[@erikgreen4344]

"Don't make the ship a saucer or rocket" *tapes two rockets and a saucer together* Perfect.

[@yimingwang8037]

now that is treking(tracking) along the field

[@meljusttalent1]

Brilliant

[@allanbirmantas1695]

I am 83 years old and still a big fan of this beloved sci fi series. Thank you for this welcome addition to the Star Trek world.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

You are very welcome :) Thank you for stopping by and taking the time to support the channel :)

[@karlc2869]

@@TriAngulumAudioStudios You should have used clips of the show with the original '60s effects, not the remastered CGI effect ones.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Yeah no, I shouldnt have! It's fine as is! People no longer want to watch potato quality graphics, where they can't tell if it's a starship or a person! Like Star Trek, I adapt with the times!

[@karlc2869]

@@TriAngulumAudioStudios TBH I like both but the OG ones are still ICONIC tho.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

They arent as Iconic as you think!

[@airport862]

This is a well made start for your videos series. The narration is neither rushed nor condescending. It sounds like a friend is speaking to the viewer. Matt Jeffries shown here is the Enterprise designer whom the Jefferies Tubes were named after. Of the two men in the same slide, Robert Justman is the one with the mustache.

[@JC_Chappy]

This is the type of Trek history I like. Please do more!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you :) And part 2 will be out next Thursday :)

[@chipblake3708]

Can’t wait! Thank you

[@marcychan168]

@@TriAngulumAudioStudios love these! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 and thank you so much for making more♥️🕊🙏

[@bettyleeist]

I have the original James Bliss book’s,too!Yes,I’m enjoying the Star ⭐️ Trek series!(backlog,I think,they call it?).

[@emiliogreenwood8190]

Boy that was nice to learn about the history of Star Trek I watched it as a kid

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you :)

[@kaguya6900]

Although I was a little too young in the early years of Star Trek, I don't remember any "I ROCK SPOCK" slogans. The slogan I remember, and was everywhere at the time (and in the years later that I remember) was "I GROK SPOCK," using the word "grok," from Robert Heinlein's 1961 novel, Stranger in a Strange Land meaning to intuitively understand. I'm not kidding. That slogan was literally everywhere in the late 60s and early 70s.

[@kathleensiedlecki5223]

I love Star Trek. I grew up watching it with my mom. Please keep going.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much :) And Part 2 will be out Thursday!

[@kathleensiedlecki5223]

@@TriAngulumAudioStudios I would love a break down of between the two Khan.

[@marcychan168]

Me too!!!👍👍👍♥️

[@timjerrom7173]

If I could only go back in time and meet Mr Roddenberry in person. The man is a complete legend.

[@IsaiahAmos017]

He’s also a complete kook he argued writers and made them make bizarre changes that caused contradictions or at least on the next generation The next generation wasn’t any good until Gean Roddenberry steped back

[@Acuda4me]

@@IsaiahAmos017 His rewrites were less kooky and more greedy. By rewriting a script, he was entitled to a share of the royalties.

[@kitbillings2369]

I agree. This is the kind of Trek historical research and presentation I like too. I'd be thankful to see more. Thanks for Part 1!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much for the support :)

[@freedomfreedom7764]

I love star trek original series! Please more!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Part 2 comes out Thursday! :)

[@paulaburrows8660]

The beginning of another great series - may it live long and prosper ;)

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you Paul :)

[@74volts]

Excellent!!! I watched Trek when it was on Friday nights. My dad let me stay up later because it was not a school night. I was about 7 years old then. I am 60 now and still enjoy the same way. Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock were heroes to me in my youth.

[@1804unclesam]

As a more casual fan than a die hard “Trekkie”, this is a fantastic start to a new series. I can’t wait for more, thank you.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much :)

[@GibsonVienna]

RIP in the Divine Treasury, Nog. :(

[@NeilBlumengarten]

I've heard the story of how Star Trek began many times, but you've managed to make it entertaining and include details I didn't know. Kudos for that.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

You're very welcome and glad I could entertain and surprise you :) Means a lot!

[@BennyLlama39]

Executives: Matt, design a ship for us. No flying saucers or rockets. Matt Jeffries: 🤔 How about three rocket-shaped cylinders attached to what isn't *quite* a flying saucer? 😀 Me: Brilliant! 😀

[@FreihEitner]

Sometimes things one doesn't like when they're separate become something one does like when combined. It certainly led to one of the most iconic starship designs in all of sci-fi history.

[@charlesroberts3650]

I don't care what people think about me, I LOVE HER PAIR OF NACELLES, Arghhhh...

[@anonyarena]

Exactly, - he's told "no saucers or rockets" so he makes it look like a saucer attached to TWO rockets, with a cylinder that has a radar dish on it, just for good measure. It's a great design.

[@stevenkaye1625]

If you follow this through every Trek show with the same detail shown here, I will 100% become a Patron quite quickly. Great first episode.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you, that is the intent... Though it takes a LOT of research to make these!

[@stevenkaye1625]

@@TriAngulumAudioStudios It shows! Really excited for the next one!

[@Oceanic2409]

I like this series already, can't wait for the next one also, long time no see

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much! And back at you :)

[@seanmcgrath3826]

@@TriAngulumAudioStudios I thought I would find this series boring; in fact, I almost didn't watch this video. Boy was I wrong! Keep them coming!

[@mysterymayhem7020]

amazing. I especially love the part about the green aliens and how post production was correcting the skin tone unbeknownst to Gene.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you, and yes, it's a great storyline :)

[@chrissgchriss]

I know, I can just imagine the guy color correcting all night, cursing the cinematographer on using fluorescent lighting!!!

[@erikgreen4344]

The real question is how did he rationalise that she was the only actor that was green?

[@jaspr1999]

Yes! I very much enjoy this series on Trek history! Here's a funny bit of trivia... Because of your channel, I didn't pop in my old VHS copies of TOS and instead watched the fully digitized versions on Netflix. It's been a while since I watched it but thought you'd like to know that you showing the digital shots really pumped up my excitement. It was like watching TOS for the first time. I wanted to thank you for that. I hope you have a wonderful one!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much for letting me know :) It means a LOT actually :)

[@bbbabrock]

As a long time Trek fan, I have heard this story repeatedly. Yet you have somehow managed to make all this quite engaging. Kudos to you.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

That means a LOT, thank you :)

[@frictionRx9]

when you mentioned Lost in Space I thought thank goodness NBC didn't try to force some goofy looking 60's robot character into Star Trek. good video, you keep coming up with interesting content ideas

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thanks Frictie old buddy :)

[@johnbockelie3899]

Yes, Lost in space did capture one aspect of Star Trek, .....Smith VS. The Robot is probably a take of Spock VS. McCoy. Never thought of it until now.

[@alexhatfield2987]

That was enthralling, illuminating, surprising, funny, and informative. Live long, and prosper.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you! that means a lot! :)

[@british-sama7007]

My God 6 seconds in and I am already loving this series

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thanks Bruno :) That means a lot!

[@STNuevo]

We were lucky. Sometimes it works and a franchise is born. I wonder how the alternate universe, without star trek, looks like.

[@BELCAN57]

It's a much poorer and less interesting place.

[@lisaspikes4291]

I mean, who doesn’t love Spock!!!

[@Vincent-uf7eh]

a universe without the star wars vs star trek civil war

[@anthonykimball7463]

The Cage was THE greatest tv show pilot ever filmed....can never say enough great things about how amazing and groundbreaking it was.

[@charlesroberts3650]

Good writing and production values all around. Good narration and good story telling that holds one's interest. Also, good tidbits, both, already known and not, weaved in with skill and aplomb. I WILL watch more episodes and give good recommendations.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much, your support means a lot!

[@richardkohlhof]

OMG! Thank you! This was super fantastic! You were so on top of every fact, it was awesome hearing the certainty of your delivery- 😊

[@Outlawstar79]

This was excellent and I am happy to see a fellow trekker doling out some small known tid bits of our fav franchise.

[@robertmagee7650]

Well done, sir. As a fan for over 40 years now, I thought I knew all this early history. I was wrong.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

You're very welcome and thank you for the support :)

[@jm823]

I'm not sure about anyone else but any type of back story that reinforces Star Trek canon is awesome in my book!. LLNP 🖖

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much!

[@EugenioAngueira]

Excellent video! There were some facts here that I had forgotten! Keep'em coming!

[@swamihuman9395]

Great job! Thx:) Sincerely, An Original Series kid of the 60's :)

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you and you're welcome :)

[@carob6546]

This was wonderful! Well paced, beautifully researched and enthralling! Well done! can't wait for part 2!!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much and you wont have to wait long, Part 2 will be out in a few hours :)

[@Jenjen-qc5eq]

My God !!!... I can't believe that I hadn't come across this channel before, brilliant, I am really enjoying this, I am going to watch part two on my big tv screen...lol UK

[@homehelpheart7440]

Excellent historical background information! I know a lot of it but not all of it. Look forward to Future installments!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much :)

[@CybershamanX]

Thank you so much for creating this series! There were a couple of things I actually didn't know before, but now I do! ;) Can't wait to see more! :)

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

You're very welcome :) And thank you for the support :)

[@lanceschaina3084]

Oh my god!!!!!! This was wonderful!!!!! Keep going! Keep going! Keep going!!!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you and I shall :)

[@Coldfirebe]

So much fun extra information on the dealings between the studios/creators ! Loved it!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you!

[@ussakira7294]

I've been a fan of Star Trek since 2000 & i totally love it & That was a totally totally amazing video i totally enjoyed it very much i seriously can't wait for more of this series . Early Star Trek history is totally amazing & I'm glad that nbc allowed another pilot cause life without Star Trek would be totally boring & not worth living

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you again, and Thursday will be part 2 :)

[@ussakira7294]

@@TriAngulumAudioStudios U R WELCOME & i can't wait for part 2

[@AlphabetSoup3000]

Aaah, this is fascinating! I'm so glad you're doing this, it's going to be great.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you :)

[@Arrow32172]

This is a wonderful series, thank you for all your hard work!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

You're very welcome :) Thank you for the support :)

[@TroysMilitaryHistory]

Hi! Just discovered your channel and found this episode to boldly go where no Trek channel has gone before - Hail!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much for stopping by! :)

[@alaingloster4405]

Excellent idea for a series

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you :)

[@elwood173]

Great series, it would be cool to edit all the episodes into a documentary. Keep up the good work.

[@charleshogan5735]

so far so good......loving it.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you!

[@robdcollector2808]

....In reality we should thank Lucille Ball for giving Roddenberry the go on all this!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Yes she was actually the Grandmother of Trek, bank rolling her grandsons dream :p

[@Thermool]

As troubled Star Trek fandom is now, your creation can bring some unity hopefully. I’m looking forward to this series, because it’s going to give us some focus and continuity from the 53 years this franchise has.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you! If I can bring even a few people together, the work in these videos will be worth it :)

[@jmartin95]

Great video. I'm excited for the rest of this series.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you :)

[@MattGrossChannel]

Some years ago, I was drove past Paramount Pictures. I noticed they were taking down the "Enterprise" wall poster. I called the "Star Trek" production offices and asked if the show was cancelled. Production had no idea the studio took down the poster, and the person who answered my call said he was sending someone out to check it out. A few weeks later, the final episode of "Enterprise" appeared on TV. I suppose I was the one to let production know their show was over. It's too bad the studio didn't tell them before taking down the poster.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

That's a pretty sad story!

[@boomer170dB]

This is excellent work, keep it up! I especially enjoyed the footage, rare photos, and debunking the Roddenberry "NBC didn't want a woman in a leading role" myth!

[@savage5128]

Awesome video. I laughing after hearing about the Orion slave girl issue with the green paint.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you, and it's a great story! :)

[@brannon6129]

This is really awesome, I really enjoyed this very much, I love the way that you're giving material that I never knew about, I knew about Lucille Ball, but about the green makeup for the women, and so forth, I really like this and keep up the great work.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much :)

[@sebastianquinn1530]

Great episode. Thanks for making. Learned quite a bit and I’m a long time fan!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

You are very welcome :)

[@christopher9152]

Excellent production and narration.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you!

[@georgesulea]

Addicted to watching this channel. Really enjoyable:)

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much :) That means a lot :)

[@mdanam]

This was really, really well done and well-researched. Thank you for doing this. Definitely subscribed and looking forward to future episodes. I'm old enough to remember watching the original series on NBC. This is fantastic thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

You're very welcome! And thank you so much for the support :)

[@tjartik]

1000'th like & I find this excellent. Thank you for sharing :) & Good luck!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

LOL Still grats :P And thank you :)

[@hermanbrown2584]

I like it thus far, a lot of information and very well done.

[@colbymarin3912]

Love this first part I'm really looking forward to getting more of them I love anything behind the scenes

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Well part 2 will be next Thursday! Thank you for the support :)

[@colbymarin3912]

@@TriAngulumAudioStudios that is exciting 😁😁 I always bump your videos up to the top of my list whenever you upload 👍👍

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

@@colbymarin3912 Awww thanks :)

[@stile8686]

Very well presented. Quite enjoyable. Looking forward to more. The only suggestion I would make is to include your sources. While there was only one "fact" that I was unfamiliar with, it would be good to include where your information came from, possibly even by quoting the source. This is especially important since one of your stated goals is to present information contrary to some which is commonly held. Keep up the good work.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you very much! A great suggestion, though I did state my sources at the beginning of the video! :) Thank you for the support :)

[@stile8686]

@@TriAngulumAudioStudios Wow that was quick. Thanks for the reply. I went back and watched the first 3 minutes of the video again and didn't see or hear your sources mentioned. I also can't find them in the notes below your video. Sorry but am I missing something? If I am others might also be missing them. You do quote Solow at one point for example but don't say where the quote comes from. Is this what you mean?

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

OH LOL no that is my mistake! Im thinking on another upcoming video where I explain that :P Sorry! Im about a month ahead in videos and sometimes forget exactly what is said... The sources are Herb Solow, Bob Justman, William Shatner, Nichelle Nichols and George Takei!

[@stile8686]

@@TriAngulumAudioStudios Cool. Thanks for that. Looking forward to the future videos.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you and I think it's Mondays video which I discuss my sources :) Thanks again for the support :)

[@hellkey002]

Great video! I'm loving it! Did-you know at first, Spock was supposed to be a martian? Did you know, at first, his skin was supposed to be red, but they changed it for lemon color because with red skin, Leonard Nimoy looked black on black and white tv screen? Lol!

[@dnoH]

This is your best series yet. Can't wait until the next installment!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much :) And part 2 come out next Thursday! :)

[@vassa1972]

Great video can't wait for the next one

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you, Part 2 will be out Thursday!

[@subraxas]

This is a video I've been waiting for MY ENTIRE LIFE ! ! ! ! Like the last two weeks or so, since David first wrote me about it coming up. :-D

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

LOL Well im glad you liked it!

[@subraxas]

Yeah, yeah!! I dig videos like this one very much. David, I've got another suggestion for you. How about a video chronicling ST's non-corporeal aliens? There have appeared quite a few of them on the shows; especially on TOS.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

@@subraxas That's great! And ill add your suggestion to my Trek Facts to do list! Good one!

[@william5000forever]

hey I've been following your channel for a while now and I am very very impressed with your detailed history of the origins of Star Trek. I was one of those that fell for all those myths and this really cleared up a lot of those things. Keep up the good work!

[@TheShornak]

Excellent work, I learned a lot here that makes so much sense.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you :)

[@rsuffridge1]

This popped up in my recommendations and I subscribed because I would like to see it through.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Well thank you for the support! And Part 2 will be out next Thursday :)

[@karaamundson3964]

💚💚💚Original ST, and this is fun! Even though I am obsessed with OST info & know a ton, I'm watching more for sure. It's just too great. 💚💚💚

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

LOL Well thank you very much )

[@lynnhoskins7361]

I love this kind of history! Waiting to see more!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Well you wont have to wait long :)

[@WINTEJER000]

Love this series

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you

[@ronlong2400]

I really enjoy this as it was a big part of my youth and science enthusiasm.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much Im glad you like it :)

[@jeffhallam2004]

WOW! I am really happy about this series! I have always thought I should have a Trek KZbin but I dont have your talent or skill set. Good for you brother!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much Jeff for your continued support! These types of videos take a far longer time to make as the research is grueling... But judging from the response, well worth it :)

[@jeffhallam2004]

TriAngulum Audio Studios I can only imagine! Do you have a team or partner?

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

@@jeffhallam2004 I have a channel manager, who takes care of twitter, instagram and moderating the comments when im unavailable... But everything is purely me really! And it gets pretty hectic at times especially with real life work to do :P

[@jeffhallam2004]

@@TriAngulumAudioStudios Wow.

[@roberthenryscott8176]

Awesome video! I can't wait for part 2! Keep up the great works

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you! Part 2 will release Next Thursday :)

[@roberthenryscott8176]

@@TriAngulumAudioStudios awesome!!! I can't wait

[@arnaldosandoval453]

I certainly enjoy the way you presented your content, I cant wait for more.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much :)

[@michaelbyrd8065]

Very interesting! Can't wait for more!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you :)

[@mrod7692]

Fascinating! I've been waiting for something like this to come along. I'm subscribed.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much for the support :)

[@erichelvie8524]

This is some great trek history, thank you for debunking the Majel myth!!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

You are very welcome!

[@AndyVonTube]

This has been highly interesting so far. :)

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Indeed ;) :) Thank you :)

[@godivachoco6509]

Thanks. Great work. Looking forward for next video

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much :)

[@shoe2241]

loved your video, bring on part 2!!!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you! Part 2 will be released on Thursday! :)

[@CalvinStewart]

Yet One More Great Job I dont think u could ever disappoint me !

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you, well I hope that lasts then :)

[@Fishingishard]

Great work. This is exactly the type of content I love.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much!... Im glad you enjoyed it :)

[@Fishingishard]

@@TriAngulumAudioStudios no, thank YOU

[@R0MULUS97]

This series is so good, I’m watching it all over again whilst waiting for the next episode(10-27-20)

[@bettyleeist]

This is so lovely 🥰 to watch!I love ❤️ Star Trek!

[@Cannibal713]

6:21 LOL. "No saucers, no rockets". He got around those design requirements by making a saucer with a couple rockets strapped to it. Completely brilliant.

[@Schocam]

Just wondering if the scientist told him about the aerodynamics of an Earthling's spacecraft in space ? Like given at this time and age, you will have to change the design of the Enterprise and others.

[@bettyleeist]

So,it was in December 4th,1964 that Star ⭐️ Trek was filmed?I didn’t know that!I’ve heard that the green make-up didn’t it on the actresses skin.And,that it didn’t stick on the skin of the actress.And,yes….in the 1960”s you didn’t talk about sexual issues,or even having babies.That was taboo!I do remember the reruns of Star ⭐️ Trek in those days.😊

[@crooklin]

Very Good very informative

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you!

[@ericmadsen9655]

Looking forward to part 2. Keep up the good work.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Part 2 will come out next Thursday, so stay tuned :) Glad you enjoyed!

[@margaretjaeger2064]

I do like the back track of Treks,,I'd heard or read their story before but not in such detail. I will watch succeeding episodes. Thank you for collecting all this info and showing it to us. I'm sure what I've just seen is probabkynall that I ever knew and new stuff will be coming up in other episodes.

[@ijb4815]

Great video, and very enjoyable. I have passed it on to my girlfriend to watch for further information about Trek. Look forward to the next one.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

That's great, thank you so much for the support :)

[@davedsilva]

Love the lore!

Now this is a real original content on Trek! Don't forget the upcoming contribution of another Sci Fi genius as Isaac Asimov. I belive there is a good tale on that.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so much :)

[@rkpres17]

Great documentary! II'll looking forward to seeing more from this series.

[@samuraiartguy]

Great fun. I’ve been very fond of telling the “Green Orion Slave Girl ISN’T GREEN” story for years, but somehow I had missed the detail that Majel Barret was the actress in the first test. I recall seeing the uncut The Cage at a one of the very early Star Trek conventions in NYC, about 1975. That was about a decade after it’s filming, and the Womens Liberation Movement was in full swing, and even then, Number One was a challenging character. I can imagine how the NBC execs - who are still to some degree an Old Boys club - would have utterly LOATHED her character, not to mention look sidewise at her as Gene’s Mistress.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you! And yes, it all makes sense though! Not to diminish Majels Trek contributions, but for me, she always did feel a bit out of place...

[@Skippy2k81]

Nicely done! Enjoy a more comprehensive Trek history, like you said always knew bits and pieces but nice to get a clear take on it all!

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Thank you so very much :)

[@MalcomXlax]

Oh dude, this is great stuff👍 Once you see one episode you wanna see 20 more, so please keep making them. I feel like you could go more in depth actually. What were the original actors doing before they were cast in 1966. How did they pay their bills in between the OT & the big screen movies, & how did the Trekkie phenomenon begin? Who organized the very 1st Star Trek convention & how did that fandom evolve into what Comic Con cosplay is today. Yes, you can prolly keep making these Trek videos for years. Cheers, bro 🍺🖖😉

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

Well thank you so much! Im glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@jeffeffa78]

Love this! Just subbed. Thank you.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

You're welcome, thank you for the support :)

[@tessakendallmckenzie4539]

Thank you that was really fascinating, I watched the first Star Treck like every body in the planet lol. But, not crazy about it, but love to hear about the birth of it.

[@TriAngulumAudioStudios]

You're very welcome and thank you for the support :)