Just got the short treks DVD

[Lord Garth]

I like them all, but "Calypso" alone makes it worth the price of admission.

My brother showed my six-year-old niece "Ephraim & Dot" and "The Girl Who Made The Stars". She liked them both.

 

[hbquikcomjamesl]

Just got to "Ephraim & Dot." Cute.

Given that it's very much in the style of TAS, I'm surprised that Giacchino didn't incorporate the TAS open music or any TAS cues in the score. Admittedly, TAS was hardly the musical zenith of ST, but still . . . .

Chronology of the TOS scenes incorporated into the story seemed a bit wonky.

Interesting how they used a sketch of a salt vampire for ". . . some deadly . . ."

Who was that, with the spot-on Paul Frees impression?

 

[Gingerbread Demon]

Also nice to see that DOT 7's are canon

 

[Turtletrekker]

Chronology of the TOS scenes incorporated into the story seemed a bit wonky.

I write that off to the trans-temporal nature of the mycelial network.

Who was that, with the spot-on Paul Frees impression?

That was none other than Kirk Thatcher, who appeared previously in Star Trek as "punk on bus" in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home.

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Years later, he reprised the role in Spider-Man Homecoming (as "punk on street") see one minute 29 seconds at the clip. He's holding the same boombox as he was in Star Trek 4).

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So this brings up the question of whether or not the MCU is in same reality as Star Trek or if the "punk" is a transdimensional traveler.

 

[hbquikcomjamesl]

I saw that Thatcher was one of the only credited voices, and of course recognized him as "Punk on Bus"; I didn't know he could do Paul Frees.

 

[Tosk]

He's holding the same boombox as he was in Star Trek 4

It's not the same one, you can see the handle is very different and the Spidey one has no front knobs.

 

[Turtletrekker]

It's not the same one, you can see the handle is very different and the Spidey one has no front knobs.

I was sure that I'd read it was the same one, but obviously I was mistaken. Thank you for the correction.

 

[Tosk]

It'd be more than awesome if it was though, especially if the stickers were intact.

 

[Jayson1]

I wonder why the Punk moved from San Francisco to New York and why didn't update to something modern like a phone to listen to his music?. My theory is Spock's never pinch created brain damage in Punk because Spock was not fully recovered yet from getting his Katra back. Punk spent the new few decades going in and out of mental institutions while also having trouble holding down a job. He tried to start over by moving to New York and he was finally getting his life turned around by getting a job at a record store only for the record store to be destroyed by Loki and his alien army in the attack in "Avengers." With no job he has found himself homeless with his only real possession being his trusty boombox. Granted the first one had been destroyed a few years earlier when Hulk fell on it during the Harlem fight but he got a new one that is almost like it.


Jason

 

[Lord Garth]

I wonder why the Punk moved from San Francisco to New York and why didn't update to something modern like a phone to listen to his music?

Obviously he's a hipster. Get with it.