Phase II Celebrates 7th Anniversary With Release of "Lost Vignette" - Page 2

scifib5st · October 12 2011, 01:37 PM

What a nice supprise! Thanks to all who worked on this. Phase 2 continues Roddenberrys dream, and our enjoyment. Loved this.

CaptainSerek · October 12 2011, 05:10 PM

I finally had a chance to watch it. As expected I enjoyed it a lot. James and the cast/crew did a fine job on this vignette.

Captain Robert April · October 12 2011, 09:32 PM

I liked the bit at the end with the tribble.

Captain Randy Hall · October 14 2011, 06:14 PM

Just thought I'd let you folks know that I reviewed "No Win Scenario" for Fan Film Friday at this web address: http://www.fanfilmfollies.com/featur...o-win-scenario.

Enjoy!

GSchnitzer · October 14 2011, 06:42 PM

Captain Randy Hall wrote:

Just thought I'd let you folks know that I reviewed "No Win Scenario" for Fan Film Friday at this web address: http://www.fanfilmfollies.com/featur...o-win-scenario.

Enjoy!

Review has one error: Episode was released October 8th, not September 8th.

CorporalCaptain · October 14 2011, 06:50 PM

I could have done without the tribble scene. It was bad enough what Scotty did to them in TTwT; Space PETA was no doubt rabid when they found out, no pun intended. In this case, it was needlessly cruel, as it required specifically bringing a tribble along, just to sacrifice it to annoy some Klingons.

Additionally, if you think about it, Kirk would have had to have kept the tribble calm and quiet the whole time. Couldn't it have blown his cover?

Furthermore, Kirk simply disappearing without a trace without ever breaking disguise, which is how I would have played it and incidentally what I expected, would have potentially simply left the Klingons wondering why their plan failed. This would have been far more strategically advantageous for the Federation. Not as "funny" perhaps, but then I found it less than funny as it was.

Captain Randy Hall · October 14 2011, 10:05 PM

GSchnitzer wrote:

Captain Randy Hall wrote:

Just thought I'd let you folks know that I reviewed "No Win Scenario" for Fan Film Friday at this web address: http://www.fanfilmfollies.com/featur...o-win-scenario.

Enjoy!

Review has one error: Episode was released October 8th, not September 8th.

Ooops! I'll fix that tootsweet!

MikeH92467 · October 14 2011, 11:08 PM

I have just posted a brief article on the new vignette. You can see it by clicking here.

Maurice · October 15 2011, 04:33 AM

Captain Randy Hall wrote:

Just thought I'd let you folks know that I reviewed "No Win Scenario" for Fan Film Friday at this web address: http://www.fanfilmfollies.com/featur...o-win-scenario.

Enjoy!

Re "The Bad". Really? You didn't catch that the

I wasn't fooled for a second!

CorporalCaptain · October 15 2011, 04:52 AM

Maurice wrote:

I wasn't fooled for a second!

Me neither.

Captain Randy Hall · October 15 2011, 05:59 AM

CarbonCopy wrote:

Maurice wrote:

I wasn't fooled for a second!

Me neither.

I was. What can I say?

Barbreader · October 15 2011, 01:47 PM

Fooled or not, both of your published comments are now listed as Reviews at Star Trek Reviewed in two places:
Headline News: http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com...onth-only.html
Star Trek Phase II page: http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/20.html

doubleohfive · October 16 2011, 08:38 PM

Maurice wrote:

Captain Randy Hall wrote:

Just thought I'd let you folks know that I reviewed "No Win Scenario" for Fan Film Friday at this web address: http://www.fanfilmfollies.com/featur...o-win-scenario.

Enjoy!

Re "The Bad". Really? You didn't catch that the

I wasn't fooled for a second!

Yeah, I groaned the minute he showed up. Not because of the actual idea of him doing that, but because of how dumb it makes Kargh look for falling for it/not suspecting anything. For someone described in this very short as "One of our greatest strategists," Kargh really comes off looking like a moron.

Captain Robert April · October 17 2011, 02:17 AM

It does stretch the suspension of disbelief a tad. It would've helped if Cawley had at least tried to disguise his voice a bit.

Maurice · October 17 2011, 04:13 AM

The whole idea of meeting around campfire seemed a little far-fetched.

October 12 2011, 01:37 PM	#16
scifib5st Lieutenant Commander	Re: Phase II Celebrates 7th Anniversary With Release of "Lost Vignette What a nice supprise! Thanks to all who worked on this. Phase 2 continues Roddenberrys dream, and our enjoyment. Loved this.

October 12 2011, 05:10 PM	#17
CaptainSerek Commander Location: Sun Valley, California, USA	Re: Phase II Celebrates 7th Anniversary With Release of "Lost Vignette I finally had a chance to watch it. As expected I enjoyed it a lot. James and the cast/crew did a fine job on this vignette. __________________ I've come a long way for the power of Genesis, and what do I find? A Square Pegs reject, another actress playing Saavik, and Leonard Nimoy's stand-in.

October 12 2011, 09:32 PM	#18
Captain Robert April Vice Admiral Location: In selfless service to fandom, on the road to becoming a Star Trek trivia god...	Re: Phase II Celebrates 7th Anniversary With Release of "Lost Vignette I liked the bit at the end with the tribble.

October 14 2011, 06:14 PM	#19
Captain Randy Hall Commodore Location: Columbia, Maryland USA	Re: Phase II Celebrates 7th Anniversary With Release of "Lost Vignette Just thought I'd let you folks know that I reviewed "No Win Scenario" for Fan Film Friday at this web address: http://www.fanfilmfollies.com/featur...o-win-scenario. Enjoy! __________________ Randy Hall Captain of the U.S.S. Chesapeake Star Trek Club http://www.usschesapeake.org

October 14 2011, 06:50 PM	#21
CorporalCaptain Vice Admiral Location: In pre-production	Re: Phase II Celebrates 7th Anniversary With Release of "Lost Vignette I could have done without the tribble scene. It was bad enough what Scotty did to them in TTwT; Space PETA was no doubt rabid when they found out, no pun intended. In this case, it was needlessly cruel, as it required specifically bringing a tribble along, just to sacrifice it to annoy some Klingons. Additionally, if you think about it, Kirk would have had to have kept the tribble calm and quiet the whole time. Couldn't it have blown his cover? Furthermore, Kirk simply disappearing without a trace without ever breaking disguise, which is how I would have played it and incidentally what I expected, would have potentially simply left the Klingons wondering why their plan failed. This would have been far more strategically advantageous for the Federation. Not as "funny" perhaps, but then I found it less than funny as it was. __________________ John

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October 14 2011, 11:08 PM	#23
MikeH92467 Vice Admiral Location: Tampa, FL	Re: Phase II Celebrates 7th Anniversary With Release of "Lost Vignette I have just posted a brief article on the new vignette. You can see it by clicking here. __________________ "The world is made for people who aren't cursed with self-awareness." Annie Savoy

October 15 2011, 01:47 PM	#27
Barbreader Captain Location: New York, New York	Re: Phase II Celebrates 7th Anniversary With Release of "Lost Vignette Fooled or not, both of your published comments are now listed as Reviews at Star Trek Reviewed in two places: Headline News: http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com...onth-only.html Star Trek Phase II page: http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/20.html __________________ Star Trek Reviewed links to hundreds of Star Trek Fan Films and Reviews

October 17 2011, 02:17 AM	#29
Captain Robert April Vice Admiral Location: In selfless service to fandom, on the road to becoming a Star Trek trivia god...	Re: Phase II Celebrates 7th Anniversary With Release of "Lost Vignette It does stretch the suspension of disbelief a tad. It would've helped if Cawley had at least tried to disguise his voice a bit.

October 17 2011, 04:13 AM	#30
Maurice Rear Admiral Location: Maurice in San Francisco	Re: Phase II Celebrates 7th Anniversary With Release of "Lost Vignette The whole idea of meeting around campfire seemed a little far-fetched. __________________ * * * "Star Trek…at times sparkled with true ingenuity, and pure science fiction approaches, and at other times was more carnival like, and very much more the creature of television than the creature of a legitimate literary form." —Rod Serling, 1970"