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I hadn't thought of that: an SNW version of TNG, as it were. Interesting.

I watched an interview on YouTube yesterday. I don't remember who the interviewer was, only that I didn't know who she was. It was her first time watching anything Trek and she really enjoyed it. She asked what she should watch next, so that's something, I guess. They (Zeph & Fuzz actors)...

Well, I broke down and watched it. As for the actual film itself, it had issues, most definitely. I can get more into those later. I DID follow someone's advice (don't remember who mentioned it, I think there were a few of you) and watched it as a Michelle Yeoh film and not a "Trek movie."...

Not a fan of his directing/camera/lighting/editing style at ALL!

I have P+ already, but I'll wait until I read some reviews before deciding. At the moment, I'm leaning towards "No, I won't be watching it"

I just heard about this today during the Connor Trinneer interview on Trek Talks 3. I thought Keating made a number of derogatory comments to George Takei throughout his interview. It wouldn't surprise me if there was some clap back from fans.

I wonder if Rah knew that if he provoked M'Benga enough, it would lead to his own demise... and that was his end goal. Maybe he knew (or suspected) who M'Benga was before coming on the ship in the first place. (As in, researched the crew after he learned which ship would be transporting him.)...

I'd wait until after you watch the first season. Part of the enjoyment of the book is how some of the members of the crew interact with each other. I think some of the lighter moments in the novel won't land right for you if you don't have a grasp of that. Some of the crew's motivations for...

Outstanding! I listened on Audible while on a road trip. I could envision it all on the TV screen. Too tired from driving to go into more detail...

Skip Season 2 for now. You can always go back and watch it later, iyw.

I recently watched her in a video interview. She mentioned the style of the edit (not getting in the way of the editor) and making changes after spotting sessions with the director. She talked a lot more about Michael Giacchino than Jeff Russo when they both were brought up in the conversation...

The Prodigy composer IS the SNW composer. (Nami Melumad)

Me, either. And I LIVE in Oklahoma!

For your listening enjoyment: https://music.apple.com/us/album/vamuvamba/1452206654?i=1452206886

I think I understand it this way: Spock was "sending" TO Hemmer. IIRC, Vulcans are touch-telepaths (except the few times in TOS that he wasn't for sake of plot,) so Spock can't "receive" FROM Hemmer unless touching. Line of sight is irrelevant. I think.

Yea!

Yes, he does. It can be done. I've done it before myself. If you've got the right experiences and skill-sets, it's not as difficult as one would think.

I wish I could hit the "like" button more than once!

I hadn't thought of this. I'm remembering something about the first episode with the butterfly/moth-y species. Michael says something like, "That's why I brought you along; to do that thing you do." to Book. (paraphrased) Maybe Book will do "that thing," not because he wants to, but because 10C...

I enjoyed listening to the conversation. Y'all asked some excellent questions. (I hope we get more stories presented as audio dramas.)