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To quote Saavik; humour, it is a difficult concept.

@@StarShipIntrepid ¿COMO SE DICE "¡JUA-JUA-JUA!" EN VULCANO????

Hey thanks for watching, appreciate the kind words. Glad you enjoyed it. I’m about a decade behind you, but grew up with just TOS, TAS and whatever books we had back then. Star Trek has always stuck with me. :) Glad you enjoyed this, we should be posting the rest of the film before too long. I hope you’ll come back and check it out. :)

@ I will I appreciate your work

Thank you so much!

Sorry, I’m afraid you’ll have to be a bit more specific. This is quite an old film, and I’m not really sure what your point is?

Thanks for watching!

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it. We’re hoping to get the entire film out very soon. :)

Thanks so much. This is one of our much older films, glad enjoyed it!

Thanks for watching, glad you liked it!

Glad you liked it, thanks for checking it out. :)

Why thank you kindly Moe! Shouldn’t be too long until the whole film is done and released now. :)

@@StarShipIntrepid Always worth waiting for. Yours is one of two productions I'd want to crew for, if I could. Not to mention audition for. ;)

All good questions. What do you think’s going on? :)

@StarShipIntrepid Well "Echoes" is making me wonder about time overlapping.

Ooh, I just noticed rewatching it, it's a TOS Stardate! From our Science lady then!

Thanks Josh, appreciate the kind words. :)

Thanks so much!

Thanks for checking it out!

Glad you enjoyed it, thanks so much for watching. Voyage Home is one of my favorites too. Loved visiting all those locations from the film.

@@StarShipIntrepid I used to live in the Bay Area (Fremont and Alameda), and was in the city regularly. The locations were fun to see again!

Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it. Interesting that the actor sounds Irish, they’re from Cyprus. :)

We try. :)

Glad you could find us, hope you find something to enjoy here. :)

Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it, Aaron. Hopefully won’t be too long before we release the whole thing now.

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks for watching. Shouldn’t be too long before we release the rest of it.

Thanks Matt, that was a first for us for sure. :)

Thanks Jami! Dylan really can cook!

The rest will be coming soon. Stay tuned. :)

Thanks, appreciate the kind words. Yeah we shot most of this quite a few years ago, and for various reasons it sat on a shelf for a few years. When we eventually finished it we shot some new footage and rewrote the ending in post, so yeah it does come off a bit rushed, and some of the dialogue recording isn’t as good as it could have been. Sorry about that. :)

Thanks so much, I’m glad you enjoyed it, and appreciate you taking the time to comment. :)

Thanks for watching! And for the kind words. :)

Yeah unfortunately this one is a product of the equipment and resources we had when we started, and was captured and edited at a lower resolution on a consumer camcorder. There is an upscaled version on another TH-cam channel but I don’t have the link to hand right now. For what it’s worth, our newer films aren’t limited in that way. :) Thanks for checking us out. More to come from us soon.

Try this link. Bit better resolution. th-cam.com/video/ULzVQHTPnXo/w-d-xo.html

Hey thanks for watching and for subbing. Glad you enjoyed it. Unfortunately our resources at the time were limited to these older films are at lower resolutions. At some point we might revisit them but for now we’re focused on making new films. :)

@@StarShipIntrepid Thank you Thank Thank you! keep up the good work. Thanks for the link too.

Thanks so much for watching, I’m glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it, anything in particular that you liked?

Indeed you did!

@@StarShipIntrepid what an interesting line to great Audio series

Thank you so much for watching and your very kind words. I’m so happy you enjoyed our efforts. We are amateurs, and we know we’re far from perfect, but it’s always lovely to hear when someone appreciates our efforts. Thank you so much!

@@StarShipIntrepid Looked pretty Pro to me! 😀

Afraid we can’t take any credit for that, the actor was guessing from playing the same role on Hidden Frontier. They were basing her character on the New Frontier novels, where she was called Elizabeth. I’m guessing the Picard showrunners just ran with the name from the books.

Hey thanks for watching. Chief Petty Officer D’Gor, our Klingon security officer was actually wearing a costume based on the combat uniforms seen in a couple of episodes of DS9 (Nor The Battle To The Strong and Siege of AR-558). As to the size of the sets, we shot this more than fifteen years ago, Axanar didn’t exist then. The set size was due to the limited space we had to build sets, which is also why we later transitioned to entirely greenscreen starship interiors. :)

Hey sorry for the slow reply, thanks for taking the time to watch and post such a detailed comment. I wish we could take credit for such an interesting idea, but this takes place after Nemesis so that was supposed to be Picard. Really interesting idea though, and kinda makes me wish we’d gone in that direction. S’Ceris’ apparent disinterest was purely a decision on his part to not want to know. Fair comment on the audio, I’d like to say we’ve (mostly) gotten better at managing that in the intervening years. :)

Thanks for watching. We eventually ditch the tattoo, though we haven’t released that film yet. :)

That’s very kind of you to say. We made this one a long time ago and I’d like to think we’ve grown a lot since then. Thanks for watching, and I hope you’ll check out some of our more recent films.

Thank you very much, I’m glad you enjoyed it. We made this a long time ago, and it shows, so I hope you might check out some of our newer efforts. Either way, thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. :)

Thank you, really glad you like it! :)

He is indeed. :)

Thanks. That was Jen Carling’s idea and execution. :)

Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed it. :)

Yes, a medical team retrieved her body later. Initial priority was the survivor.

We’re still here! More films from us later this year. :)

@@StarShipIntrepid awesome question how come we have not seen the trill lt commander in a while is she ok. we see nick but not his wife and i was curious is she ok or just does not like to act anymore.

Thanks, I’m glad you enjoyed it. :)

Can’t beat a pink lunchbox. ;) (It’s more of a red, but came out pink on camera.) :)

@@StarShipIntrepid i love the bright pink though, it adds to the characters charm, boldness and then somehow also then matches the woman's hair in the next shot. it's those little unexpected things that just spice up the viewing experience for me. Great series by the way, lots of heart in it. I've been binge watching a vast range of Star Trek fan made series and films, and in my opinion Intrepid ranks higher in charm and storyline than a bunch of the newer fancy high tech fan films. I absolutely love watching fan series that start out rough, but keep slogging through despite Vulcan eyebrows dramatically changing thickness between shots 😂 and soon the entire performance & production begins to just bloom! I know there must have been challenges, but to me that persistence is a great success.

Interesting, I’m not familiar with those.

@@StarShipIntrepid It is a anime series from a number of years back now. In Japanese it is also called "Yami to Bōshi to Hon no Tabibito". Basically the library is supposed to have books on every when. Each book acts like a portal into a particular timeline and the maintainers of the library can go back and forth between them at will. One character in one of the books gets so close to one whom does this that she vows to track her down, and through plot gets to travel between books and realities looking for her, using another of the librarians to do so... It was a very odd but interesting series. Do not misunderstand... I know exactly all the Dr. Who references (like the Sonic Screwdriver) because I'm a fan as well, though I prefer the older 1st through 7th doctors... but the books had me immediately thinking of the Yamibo series instead.

Sorry, you’ll need to be more specific. This film’s nearly 20 years old, so I don’t recall specific lines. Do you have a timecode for this reference? :)

I viewed it just the other day for the first time so for me it is new. I believe in civilian rule OVER the military in real life and in my view of the Star Trek universe. Archer bringing together the 4 disparate life forms to create the Federation to deal with the Romulans required force hence Starfleet. I didn't care for the timeline of the Terran empire where might makes right. Granted Starfleet is a benevolent entity but it serves the FEDERATION. There is a civilian Federation President. Even in Bernam's time. Here NOW we have many military dictatorships and there the needs of the few outweigh the needs of the many. Not a logical approach .

I know somewhere in those 47 minutes the preeminence of Starfleet OVER the overall Federation prompted my original statement here and no I will not review the episode. If you feel I don't know what I'm talking about fine....I have other fan films to watch. The best-STAR TREK CONTINUES

We never could get the, quite right. :)