Star Trek: Timescape?

[DarKush]

Does anyone remember this series? It was one of the first Trek fan fiction series I discovered around '98-99, and it really inspired me to write fanfic. But I can't find any trace of it on the net. Anyone have any info or a link to this series?

 

[tenmei]

I used to have the pilot episode script (wasn't there only one script written but more described on the site) - but it was on an old computer so I don't think it will be on disc anymore.

The Captain was supposed to be Australian, the CONN Officer was a Cardassian and the ships computer had a holographic interface as an old woman - and the pilot had something to do with 19th Century America, one of Kirk's ancestors (a Priest) and some sort of device that was a super-telescope.

I think, some of that might be wrong.

 

[DarKush]

Thanks for the info. I do remember he had the actor Johnathan Pryce for his captain, and a rogue Bajoran who was either a member of S31 or a black ops group called Undertow.

 

[tenmei]

Yeah, Jonathan Pryce was the Captain. Jack from Lost played the Cardassian and I think that Jenna Elfman was the woman who played the Ops Manager - whom the helmsman was in love with.

Wasn't Shelby the XO?

 

[DarKush]

Don't remember about Shelby, but you're probably right.

 

[tenmei]

For some reason I think the Captains surname was Marew or something like that - you've got me wracking my head for anything I can remember about this. It was a good concept.

 

[tenmei]

Just did some searching - the author was Tom Julian, the ship was the USS Essex and the Captain was called Marew. Still looking for the script.

 

[DarKush]

Wow Tenmei you're awesome!

 

[hellsgate]

There's one site, but the "Timescape" link at the bottom is 'broken'.

http://www.k2nesoft.com/movies/screenplays.html

 

[tenmei]

Yeah, I found that website - along with a couple of others - with links to scripts, but all the links were dead.

 

[JerryLousSalem]

Wow - this was me. I'm Tom Julian. I wish I could find that script, as it's got some relevance to what I am trying to do now. I am checking in w the internet archive - they say they retained it, but it's not showing up. Anyone know of any other archives that might have grabbed it?