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I found the episode entertaining because of its absurdity. When I first watched it as a kid I was kind of freaked out of the macabre procedure of having Spock assist McCoy with his own brain surgery, lol. I guess brain surgery is a part of every Vulcan's education.

Feek61, congrats on the Telly wins this year.

To Boldly Go, Part 2 has been submitted for The People's Telly Award. Voting is now open and there's a link on the STC FB and Twitter sites for those who are interested.

I was a fan of "Red Shirt Diaries". I believe each episode came in under the time restrictions, however it breaks #1 of the guidelines is in its episodic nature. I wonder if parodies are pretty safe because they can't be mistaken for the original series?

I don't know much about tax law, but I would say the main reason besides assurance to the donors is for tax purposes. I'd be surprised if most fan-films accepting donations on that level didn't file for that tax-exempt status. I wonder if STNV and Renegades filed for it? Like I said, I...

I don't know, I don't recall many sci-fi cartoons in that period. Maybe some of the comics-based or anime stuff like "Battle of the Planets"? I've seen screen-caps but not the actual show.

Yarn-ball, fuzzy planets and the star fields. I think those were the worst animation in the series.

I looked forward to it every Sat morning as a kid. It was great to re-watch them so many years later on Netflix. I particularly enjoyed the sequel episodes.

A few of them moved on to "When the Train Stops", a Twilight-Zone-esque short film being produced by Lisa Hansel and directed by James Kerwin. It stars Vic Mignogna , Michael Forest, John Delancie and Rekha Sharma. Originally Kipleigh Brown was going to play a role, but had to bow out and...

If I'm not mistaken, I believe most of the set construction crew are local so hopefully Ray Tesi can keep these folks. They did an amazing job.

Fascinating, it's interesting to see some of his career potential at that age.

They've pulled the iso files for a few days to create a better interface, but the music, artwork and scripts are still available. I'm enjoying the heck out of music downloads.

Another amazing score by Andy Farber (NotHerbert on the forum) and an interesting interview with Craig Huxley and his Blaster Beam.

Hannah, one of the production members, posted this BTS recap of the entire series. I love the music and editing in this. They look like they are having way too much fun considering the amount of work they put into this series. ;) Enjoy!

Maybe there's a list of associates who he personally tweets to, but it could be that the rest of the content is outsourced.

I believe he says "sabo-taage" somewhere as a minor easter egg and nod to Shatner that made it in, but the "barrage" bit was strictly in the gag-reel..

Sorry, that was directed to the post above yours.. I should have included the quote. Fixed.

I totally disagree that he's imitating, not acting. There was some good acting throughout the series that took Kirk into completely different areas than Shatner went. Second, it's a gag reel for chrissake, lol.

Looks fun and I've always been a Dakota Fanning fan, so two pluses there.