The D-Con Chamber podcast with Dominic & Connor

[JamesRye]

Just listened to it and can confirm that DSC is not talked about. They didn’t even try asking him about it so the subject was probably off the table.

The closest is when they come to talking about the dialog in Enterprise and how 'formal' Star Trek's dialog is. They both expressed mild disappointment about the new shows using current slang.

 

[Santa Kang]

The closest is when they come to talking about the dialog in Enterprise and how 'formal' Star Trek's dialog is. They both expressed mild disappointment about the new shows using current slang.

Or envy.

 

[SantaEddie74]

I love their podcast. You need bail money if you ever hang out with Dom and Connor, and 99% of the reasons will be because of Dom.

They also appeared in this video together, recorded about four months ago:

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[GulBahana]

The Michael Dorn episode was interesting because they had him on to discuss one of the worst episodes of the series, "Two Days and Two Nights." I guess they can't be honest about how bad the episode was while the director was on the show. I was more interested in the new movie Michael Dorn is working on that features some Trek actors.

 

[Crisp Conditions]

The Michael Dorn episode was interesting because they had him on to discuss one of the worst episodes of the series, "Two Days and Two Nights." I guess they can't be honest about how bad the episode was while the director was on the show.

Or, as a more mundane explanation, perhaps they simply don't share the opinion that it's that bad and belongs in the bottom tier. Do we know that they do?

 

[SantaEddie74]

They both had a lot of fun with the nightclub and basement scenes wherein Trip and Malcolm get in trouble, I know that much.

 

[Saul]

As someone who is usually super tolerant with Dom I thought he was interrupting way too much in this episode.

 

[GulBahana]

Or, as a more mundane explanation, perhaps they simply don't share the opinion that it's that bad and belongs in the bottom tier. Do we know that they do?

Maybe I could have phrased it differently. Even if they didn't like it, they likely wouldn't say that in front of Dorn.

 

[lkmi]

As someone who is usually super tolerant with Dom I thought he was interrupting way too much in this episode.

Damn.
Any ideas on how to effectively communicate to these guys that they're losing a lot of audience over this?

 

[Saul]

Damn.
Any ideas on how to effectively communicate to these guys that they're losing a lot of audience over this?

I'm pretty sure they've heard or maybe even read some of the comments in the past and Dom did seem to change a bit. This episode though it was like Dorn couldn't finish speaking before the next question was asked. I wondered if it was an internet issue on Dom's side since it happened so often. But based on previous interviews I'm not sure if that's the case.

 

[StarTrek1701]

Malcolm is my fav character on Enterprise but yes Dominic does talk and interrupt a lot and goes off script with a lot of stories about himself.
I do enjoy their show but I do feel they retread on a lot of topics regarding their time on ENT.