Adam, thank you for sharing another great video. As I approach 57 years old, I’m challenged with many negatives in my life. As we all live thru you vicariously, your positive outlook on a daily basis is therapeutic and uplifted. Your parents did a great job of raising you. Thank you for making us laugh and smile.
We interviewed Vic Mignogna last year talking about Star Trek: Continues. He was very enthusiastic about creating the series and how a lot of us fans have enjoyed his series. Many thanks Vic.
I just saw Shatner on tour last night in Sugar Land (Houston) Texas last night. It's hard to believe he's 92. It was great to hear his stories about the show and his recent journey into space. Your sharing this video today was perfect timing! Thanks for taking us along.
I saw shatner at the NYC comicon last year in October before he up to space. He is definitely showing his age. He kinda rambles and goes off on tangents when he talks. He's a bit forgetful but could still carry on a conversation. I'm happy I saw him, maybe for the last time. Live long and prosper.
The attention to detail is just stunning. It is truly amazing how Vic managed to pull all those people and resources together and create something as great as that.
I watched the original series when it first aired and have been a fan ever since. I'm grateful to have been able to experience the Neutral Zone sets. Special thanks to Ray and Terri for their hard work to preserve this unique facility and share it with TOS fans. THANK YOU!!!
Laddie, don't you think you should rephrase that? Vic is still alive. I don't know who Chris is unless you're speaking of Chris Doohan, he's also alive. So I'm very confused why you're saying rip to two of them as well as Grant?
@@phillosophy3925 yeah I see what you mean but to me it means that all three of them passed on. It just looks like a pause in reading the list of names.
Why are there only two of these sets in the entire USA??? There should be fifty, one per state so that everyone can experience the feeling of being on the set of TOS.
I am so used to the Woo cracking me up with his commentary, that I was shocked, as he let his partner enjoy the tour without barely making a sound. He was nice enough to wait for the tour to end. You can tell his partner was in another dimension. I know the feeling. I visited the other Star Trek set, in Ticonderoga, NY., which was equally impressive. After growing up with TOS, just after it went into syndication in 1970, it finally came full circle just over a year ago when I made the pilgrimage to upstate NY. Sitting in the captain's chair, seeing the bridge in all it's glory... It was everything I had hoped it would be. Now that I've actually been aboard the Enterprise, the episodes will never be quite the same.
@@TheDailyWoothe official chair is in New York state based on the actual Desilu set layout and licenced by Paramount Global to use the Brand. Vic is banned from the franchise and his work on Star Trek online was dubbed over after his lawsuit where he admitted to being a sexual creep to the staff at Funimation and Sentai.
As a TOS fanatic I find this tour Outstanding. The gentleman that played Kirk in a Very Well done Fan series and that is hosting this guided tour is a highly underrated actor. He should had been cast into one of the Actual Star Trek corporate reboots. The labor of Love is Strong in the Star Trek Universe.
This video made me emotional! I was in 7th grade when Star Trek premiered and I loved it from the first episode. And I continue to love Star Trek because of the values it portrays. Thank you for this video.
Adam: Several years ago (1980's) we went to Las Vegas and toured the reproduction of the Enterprise at one of the major hotels. It was amazing and such a treat! I sat in the Captain's chair too. There was a part of it that was a 3D ride in shuttles, we had to fight the Klingons and escape. We landed (never left the room) and got off and walked down a long hall way into the back of the gift shop! LOL... They had done such an outstanding job of so many areas of the ship, museum, the ride, and the realizism. We loved it! We also went to Universal Studios and they had a set where you dressed in your favorite character and played a part on camera with another crew member (employee). I got a copy of the DVD; I played the Captain. We had to fight the enemy too. What fun! This tour has brought back so many wonderful memories. Thank you for going there and seeing this amazing set and meeting the real stars of the show. I will look for it online and watch. I am a "treky" for sure!
I too visited that Star Trek Experience in Vegas. It was awesome!! The ride was especially exciting. You never left the small room, but it felt like you went on an actual ride through space. There were red railings in the middle of the room and I thought, "that's odd, why would you have those there"? So during the ride I took a moment to look at the people instead of what was going on. It was amazing to see the people leaning into the turns, and holding onto the railing like if they let go they would fall over. And I believe some would have it felt that true to life. Thanks for that return trip my friend!!!!!!!!!🤪
Memories! I used to watch the original with my dad. Thank you for taking us here. I loved hearing the background sounds and sights, including die-hard fans. Hearing the heart-filled stories of how lives have been touched. Super fun!
Oh my Gosh, I had no idea this even existed! I would have cried being able to sit in the captains chair. That is so awesome! Wow the memories of watching star treck with my grandfather all came flooding back seeing the sets . What an awsome place ! Thank you Adam for bringing us along on this adventure 🙂
Not sure who the older gent was (a fan?) that was dressed like Scotty from the movies, but he was a spittin' image. I've watched Star Trek Continues, and I was flabbergasted at how well the actors portrayed the original cast. Thanks Adam, just added this to my bucket list!
Adam - A final update. We went on a Neutral Zone tour yesterday and it exceeded expectations. Thanks again for making us aware of its presence and the one in NY too. Live long and Prosper🖖
This was so incredible! I don’t know how this trip can ever be topped! My eyes are still sweaty! It was great meeting Chris and Vic and seeing the set! ❤
That was a really special video. I'm not someone who geeks out over things like this but to actually be on the bridge of the USS Enterprise and sit where Captain Kirk, Spock, Bones etc sat, would of been mindblowing to 6 year old self. Goosebumps :))
This was great thanks for doing this. It brings back fond memories. I am 70 and watched the original series when it first came out in in Sept 1966, I was 13. I still watch it to this day on DVD and Paramount. I also have seen all the new spin off series starting with the Next Gen. What a contribution to our culture Gene Roddenberry and the cast played a part in. Thanks again.
Vic really is a true Trekkie not just an actor or a 'cover' actor. He knows and lives and breaths this stuff. Its to people like him we owe a lot of thanks that we still have a fan side that we as normal non Hollywood folk can interact with and visit places like this. Also to have new adventures to watch and not have to wait on the next $100 million dollar movie to come out. I appreciate them them all for their hard work and love of the stuff we love. Thanks Guys. And Chris is so much bigger than he seemed on the Continues episodes. Not fat big just a big guy. Im glad he seems to love reprising what his dad did before him.. My sister is 15 years older than me and grew up on TOS. I grew up on TOS as reruns in the 70s. and then from there the galaxy. Love you all for who you are as people and what you do. Thank you all.
@@GregsVlog Yes I fully agree. I was gutted when Star Trek Continues ended. I put it alongside TOS and the animated series. It took me a while to get into the new cinema movies as I thought Vic was The most convincing Kirk with his mannerisms. He did give us a teaser video at the end giving us hope of making a continuation of the original Star Trek movies when he wore one of original Kirk's costumes so he just needs someone willing to make another dream come true...!
@@GregsVlogironically his claim that he got approval from Shatner to do Kirk is a lie and Shatner hates him he only visits with the real cast the New York set because it's blessed by Paramount Global.
One of your finest videos Adam! Enjoyed it so much. This set was fantastic and it is so apparent that everyone on the crew of Star Trek Continues certainly put their heart and soul into this. I went and watched the first episode of Star Trek Continues on TH-cam and I was amazed at how spot on accurate and entertaining it is… and is a faithful and wonderful continuation of the original series. Some of the best “new” Star Trek that I’ve seen in years. If you haven’t seen it… I highly recommend it! I will certainly be completing the entire series. 👍🏻🙂
Thanks for the video. Really enjoyed watching this and enjoy watching Star Trek and Star Trek Continues. I was at TOS set in upstate New York. You felt like you were on the Enterprise. Such attention to detail in both sets.
This video was so great I am 66 and I have been a Star Trek fan since I was 11-years-old. Star Trek has changed my life in so many great ways. I admire all of the actors, producers and creative staff of every series. For me Star Trek will live forever.
Star Trek Continues has done so much fantastic work! Years ago before they made their first episode, they had small vignettes. Those short clips did so much to hearten me. In particular the redone scene with Janis Lester...the final scene of STO AND IT CONTINUED past the point of where the original show ended...that was such a powerful moment and put us on notice that Star Trek DOES continue!
This is fabulous. Watching this just drives home how impressive the original set designers really were. If you want a good read of what went into the production (e.g., bees and birds and flushing toilets interrupting the production day), be sure to read Inside Star Trek: The Real Story by Herb Solow and Bob Justman. We grew up with TOS in syndication on WZTV 17 Fox out of Nashville. And though I own the series on both DVD and Blu-ray, there was something special about turning on the TV at 9 PM, knowing my "friends" of Star Trek would be there, taking me with them on another journey through our wonderful cosmos. Thank you for taking us on this tour, and thank you to all the hard work that the Neutral Zone Studios cast/crew put into the set pieces.
Absolutely amazing! Thank you for sharing this. So incredible, this is a dream come true for those of us who have been Trek fans all of our lives. I'm glad you got to go so we could see it!
So interesting video ! From my country I have watched Star Trek s episodes each evenings with joy and it was a pleasure to see the studio where it was filmed in reality, the guides were kind and had good and living explanations. Thank you for sharing
This was AWESOME!! They did a study once on trek fans, did you know that the majority of trek fans are also Disney fans? At the time I thought that was a bit silly. After giving it some thought I realize that both Disney and Star Trek have one thing in common, "the promise of a better tomorrow". I was sad when this "fan" series was stopped. I am so glad you did this and we got to see it. Some day I hope I can see this in person, but for now I'm off to Disneyland in March!
Yes, some Disney vibes... But, Lucille Ball was instrumental in getting and keeping Star Trek on TV in 60s (yes, Lucy). And, both Universal Studios Theme Parks had a Star Trek bridge set (like this one). Using green screen, your family could be recorded as crew members to Kirk, Spock, etc. (c 1990) and you got the videocassette as memento!
That was awesome guys! Vic and his crew did such amazing work on Star Trek Continues. The Mrs. and I visited the Trek tour in Ticonderoga, and met James Cawley, aka Cpt. Kirk in the ST: Phase 2 episodes that were filmed there. Highly recommend it if you're up that way. Thanks for sharing!🖖🖖👍👍
Seeing Nichelle Nicholes autograph Reminds me of the time I met her at the GRAIL launch. She signed autographs and when we got our turn she was AMAZING.. She sung to my friends daughter and she signed my DVD of Star Trek the motion picture.. I wish I had filmed it she was so nice and took her time with us. We never felt like we were being rushed.
Thanks Adam for introducing me to Star trek continues. I never heard of it before this video. Star Trek continues was tasteful and respectfully created as a continuation of the original series.
Adam the Woo, what an outstanding adventure of satisfying the Trekkie in all of us! I live in Georgia and never knew this place existed. These people have brought “Star Trek” back to life. Thanks to Greg’s Game Room and you for bringing us along!
Adam, you did it again! I LOVE this vlog! Growing up in the seventies I was “forced” to watch Star Trek when my two brothers and father watched it on our only television set. I am a Star Wars girl, when star wars came out I was loving space stories. Even though I am a Star Wars girl, your vlog interested me greatly because it had to do with the background of the magic of television and took me back to my child hood. The only episode I really remember is the one with the tribbles. Thank you for entertaining us.
I love Star Trek so very much, Love long and prosper!!!! Thanks for showing us this, Star Trek is my favorite and my life, I still watch it on TV on H&I which is Heros and Icons!!!! Have a great day and a great 2023!!!!
My dad would die & go to Star Trek heaven if he ever steps foot in the recreation of The Star Trek Enterprise. When I was kid and an episode of Star Trek came on tv. I was not allowed to disturb him during his Star Trek watching hour. He just celebrated his 83rd birthday. He's a die hard trekkie.
My mum ran a ST fan club in the UK, in the 1970's, and with a friend we came over, to visit relatives in NYC. Then travel across the US, stopping with a couple of pen friends. Before traveling back from LA to NYC, by Greyhound. In LA my mum's pen friend worked for Gene. So we managed to get on the set of the first film. We got to see engineering, a corridor and sickbay. We also stood out of sight, while they filmed a shot on the bridge!
My youngest son went there with a few friends and got to tour the sets and meet Vic. My son said he was absolutely the nicest guy. He spent over an hour with them and answered questions not only about this project but about Vic's voicework. Glad to see this is still going strong. Thank you Adam for documenting this.
Oh my God! That video was so good. I was living vicariously through you for over an hour. That's my childhood. I saw the original episodes. I was born in 55... I'm going to be on the phone tomorrow morning finding out how to make a reservation to take the tour. I live about 6 hours away in South Florida. I can't wait to see that place. The detail was spectacular. Still a huge fan today like all of us, and thanks for letting me know that it was there. I know that James Cawley has a place upstate New York but I certainly didn't know that this one was so close. God bless you guys for doing this. The one thing that I noticed and was surprised at was that the powers that be had no problem with the fans sitting in the chairs and touching the controls. I think they know the kind of reverence that people have for the show and nobody would ever intentionally hurt anything there. I want to sit in that chair. Thanks again. Steve
This was so neat to watch - one of my oldest and dearest friends help build parts of that set, and married his bride on the bridge in a themed wedding. Thanks for sharing.
What a thrill it must have been to take this tour. I would have just been in awe. Bless those wonderful folks who came in costume or uniform. I'm so jealous of you, Adam lol Thanks for sharing this with this old Trekkie. 🖖
HEY ATW... THERE'S NOT ENOUGH ROOM HERE FOR ME TO TELL you how awesome today's episode is! I will be re-watching this one for years! How did Greg find out about this!?!! Thanks for making the "TREK" to Kingsland to document this for us Trekkies! You really took us where no vlog has gone before! I was hoping you guys would rock the camera back and forth and fall all over the bridge like on the show!
@@GregsVlog HEY GREG...Thanks for answering my question. Before Star Wars, all we had was Star Trek. At first, I thought it was only the bridge. Then, when I realized it was the whole ship, I was blown away! On ebay right now, there is a REAL phaser II hero prop for auction. The reserve price is $4200 and has no bids. The auction ends at 5pm today. Check out the pictures. It is a real prop from '67. Thanks again for your consideration.
Howdy! If you're a fan of what they've done here I think you would thoroughly enjoy all of their 11 episodes. All of them are done with extremely high production values and are the closest, in my opinion, to the original series in look, feel and sound. Here's the playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLhvh2eq-XLgqNxH6npvQxGxLCUHy90IpZ.html They got some of the original people to reprise their roles, or the children of those original actors, plus some surprises like John de Lancie ("Q" from Star Trek The Next generation) playing a completely different character. Very well done all around.
I personally highly recommend Star Trek Continues. Great series. It's not an exact replica of the original series but it does succeed in filling out the five year mission. There's plenty of surprises. It's not perfect, but we wouldn't want perfection. We want Trek. It keeps the dream of the Great Bird in the Galaxy alive. It's worth watching.
yes, Star Trek Continues not TOS, but it looks like someone watched TOS before designing sets, writing scripts, and dressing the actors, 200% improvement on all the stuff that came aster enterprise, enterprise got lot stick, a lot not deserved, the last couple of episodes, what happen, the ship just went missing is hola-deck, and trip dyeing in the lamest way, not even for plot device, but after that it was now hill all the way, but Continues, it way better, like they lisend to the fans or something
Honestly, if I ranked all TOS episodes and STC episodes together, most STC episodes would finish at least in the top 2/3rds of that combined list. That's an impressive accomplishment for a fan production.
Great video Adam, I've been a Star Trek fan since '68, "The Gamesters of Triskelion". I've also been a fan of Star Trek Continues since their first show almost ten years ago, "Pilgrim of Eternity". Vic Mignogna is a top-tier Trekkie. Thanks for a look at the sets, keep the videos coming, I always enjoy them.
This was too awesome, growing up with this show, amazing that you can actually walk onto this set, like Vic said did you ever imagine as a kid you would be able to be here….This is def on the bucket list…. 2 sets from childhood, this and the Falcon in Star Wars…already been to that one.
Thanks for the video. So far I had the pleasure to visit the studios twice, first time in 2011 together with the crew of the USS Haven and second time in 2018 with my friend Rick from St. Cloud, FL.
So glad that the nostaligia of the TOS is still around, well done everyone involved. Coming from Scotland i do find it funny that they find 42 degrees chilly lol... If we ever had 42 degrees in Scotland we would melt lol....
I'm just going to go ahead and THANK YOU ahead of time, I asked you to hunt down start trek things, locations.. so much star wars we needed an injection of TREK.... and you found it! I'm a long time viewer of your content Adam, you know this, Thanks homie.
Adam great v video my friend.... I am a treakie for sure...At 68 years old , I watched star treak the first time around, can't watch any of the take off shows though. Thank you Frank from montana.....
About to turn 64... my parents were both school teachers and let us kids stay up to watch TOS because it was one of the more interesting and intelligent things on TV in the '60's. I'm pretty sure no one expected things to live on this long after only 3 seasons. I grew up in LA and Hollywood is nothing but a business. If it isn't making $, move on. Pretty clear this show transcended that from the beginning but no one understood that then. Anyway, thanks for the peek under the tent. God bless and live long & prosper!
It was great having you at the studio. The monument in Folkston Georgie is for Gene's Great Great Grandfather Henry Jackson Roddenberry Sr. The next Fan Appreciation Weekend is Feb 18-19.
Thanks for having us! It was fantastic! I couldn’t remember the lineage, and we couldn’t find it in that freezing cold! But yes, I found it later and he Gene’s Great-Great grandfather! Wow!
You're absolutely right. I did some digging. Henry Jackson Roddenberry 1803-1861 Henry Jackson Roddenberry Jr. 1840-1893 a Lieut. in the Confederate Army Leon Ellis Roddenberry 1867-1907 Eugene Edward Roddenberry 1896-1969 Eugene "Gene" Wesley Roddenberry 1921-1991 Henry was Gene's great, great grandfather
Adam, one of my favorite episodes you've produced. Brought back my childhood and having watched the Star Trek Continues You Tube series this was a full circle. Vic was excellent as Kirk. Professional and his passion shows in the details he has brought to reality. Thank you for the tour!
Wow, I think this is my favorite video ever!. It makes me so happy as a life long Star Trek fan. Thank you! I only wish I could have been on the tour in person.
This is beyond cool! I've seen the episodes and they do a great job of recreating the originals. This was such a great video and wonderful place to visit. I'd love to get there someday. Thanks Adam! Live long and prosper! -Jon
Glad that so many people are taking the time to recreate these sets since nothing from the shows exists anymore except in private collections thanks to that big Christie’s auction. Now if only someone would recreate the promenade and ops and other sets from DS9.
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Adam, thank you for sharing another great video. As I approach 57 years old, I’m challenged with many negatives in my life. As we all live thru you vicariously, your positive outlook on a daily basis is therapeutic and uplifted. Your parents did a great job of raising you. Thank you for making us laugh and smile.
Adam is awesome.
So true with me at 60.....
Completely agree
@@markandrews2942 I got another birthday next month, I'm staying zipped 😁
Im about to be 59! We definitely were blessed to grow up when we did!
Long time Star Trek fan👍
We interviewed Vic Mignogna last year talking about Star Trek: Continues. He was very enthusiastic about creating the series and how a lot of us fans have enjoyed his series. Many thanks Vic.
William Shatner hates his guts.
I just saw Shatner on tour last night in Sugar Land (Houston) Texas last night. It's hard to believe he's 92. It was great to hear his stories about the show and his recent journey into space. Your sharing this video today was perfect timing! Thanks for taking us along.
Howdy from Richmond, TX
92? Holy moly. That means we only have about 4-8 years left with him.
He's got a sippy of the VENUS. DRUG. From mudfs woman...
I saw shatner at the NYC comicon last year in October before he up to space. He is definitely showing his age. He kinda rambles and goes off on tangents when he talks. He's a bit forgetful but could still carry on a conversation. I'm happy I saw him, maybe for the last time. Live long and prosper.
@@9Tailsfan Shatner has already survived death. I hope he has the knack of it down.
that guy dressed as James Doohan was SPOT. ON!!
The attention to detail is just stunning. It is truly amazing how Vic managed to pull all those people and resources together and create something as great as that.
Vic was a brilliant psuedo Kirk, perfect mannerisms
I watched the original series when it first aired and have been a fan ever since. I'm grateful to have been able to experience the Neutral Zone sets. Special thanks to Ray and Terri for their hard work to preserve this unique facility and share it with TOS fans. THANK YOU!!!
Vic, Chris, Grant 🙏 RIP, everyone who worked on this project did incredible work putting this production together.
@@phillosophy3925 grant imahara did in 2020, he was known for his time on mythbusters and he played sulu on star trek continues
@@phillosophy3925 Grant passed away yes. He played Sulu when Vic did Star Trek Continues.
Laddie, don't you think you should rephrase that? Vic is still alive. I don't know who Chris is unless you're speaking of Chris Doohan, he's also alive. So I'm very confused why you're saying rip to two of them as well as Grant?
@@iamnotanuggetblackhart5103 I was referring to Grant who recently passed away.
@@phillosophy3925 yeah I see what you mean but to me it means that all three of them passed on. It just looks like a pause in reading the list of names.
Why are there only two of these sets in the entire USA??? There should be fifty, one per state so that everyone can experience the feeling of being on the set of TOS.
I am so used to the Woo cracking me up with his commentary, that I was shocked, as he let his partner enjoy the tour without barely making a sound. He was nice enough to wait for the tour to end. You can tell his partner was in another dimension. I know the feeling.
I visited the other Star Trek set, in Ticonderoga, NY., which was equally impressive. After growing up with TOS, just after it went into syndication in 1970, it finally came full circle just over a year ago when I made the pilgrimage to upstate NY. Sitting in the captain's chair, seeing the bridge in all it's glory... It was everything I had hoped it would be. Now that I've actually been aboard the Enterprise, the episodes will never be quite the same.
Wow amazing! That must have been surreal sitting in captain kirks chair! They did an amazing job recreating the original set!
Very much so
I know right I'm trying to find this place to get tickets for a tour but can't find anything on it. 😭
@@TheDailyWoothe official chair is in New York state based on the actual Desilu set layout and licenced by Paramount Global to use the Brand. Vic is banned from the franchise and his work on Star Trek online was dubbed over after his lawsuit where he admitted to being a sexual creep to the staff at Funimation and Sentai.
As a TOS fanatic I find this tour Outstanding. The gentleman that played Kirk in a Very Well done Fan series and that is hosting this guided tour is a highly underrated actor. He should had been cast into one of the Actual Star Trek corporate reboots. The labor of Love is Strong in the Star Trek Universe.
I love Star Trek Continues, it has great production values like the original, Vic and Chris were great in it, I wished there were more episodes.
There would have been a few more episodes to finish the season of STC but for the fallout from the Prelude to Axanar debacle.
What a fantastic video, Star Trek was so important to our culture,and it continues to be .
Unfortunately we have no time travel in real life.
This video made me emotional! I was in 7th grade when Star Trek premiered and I loved it from the first episode. And I continue to love Star Trek because of the values it portrays. Thank you for this video.
Adam: Several years ago (1980's) we went to Las Vegas and toured the reproduction of the Enterprise at one of the major hotels. It was amazing and such a treat! I sat in the Captain's chair too. There was a part of it that was a 3D ride in shuttles, we had to fight the Klingons and escape. We landed (never left the room) and got off and walked down a long hall way into the back of the gift shop! LOL...
They had done such an outstanding job of so many areas of the ship, museum, the ride, and the realizism. We loved it!
We also went to Universal Studios and they had a set where you dressed in your favorite character and played a part on camera with another crew member (employee). I got a copy of the DVD; I played the Captain. We had to fight the enemy too. What fun!
This tour has brought back so many wonderful memories. Thank you for going there and seeing this amazing set and meeting the real stars of the show. I will look for it online and watch. I am a "treky" for sure!
I too visited that Star Trek Experience in Vegas. It was awesome!! The ride was especially exciting. You never left the small room, but it felt like you went on an actual ride through space. There were red railings in the middle of the room and I thought, "that's odd, why would you have those there"? So during the ride I took a moment to look at the people instead of what was going on. It was amazing to see the people leaning into the turns, and holding onto the railing like if they let go they would fall over. And I believe some would have it felt that true to life. Thanks for that return trip my friend!!!!!!!!!🤪
Memories! I used to watch the original with my dad. Thank you for taking us here. I loved hearing the background sounds and sights, including die-hard fans. Hearing the heart-filled stories of how lives have been touched. Super fun!
Oh my Gosh, I had no idea this even existed! I would have cried being able to sit in the captains chair. That is so awesome! Wow the memories of watching star treck with my grandfather all came flooding back seeing the sets . What an awsome place ! Thank you Adam for bringing us along on this adventure 🙂
Not sure who the older gent was (a fan?) that was dressed like Scotty from the movies, but he was a spittin' image.
I've watched Star Trek Continues, and I was flabbergasted at how well the actors portrayed the original cast.
Thanks Adam, just added this to my bucket list!
He’s the resident Scotty.
@@charlesgordon181 Thanks for the info Charles!
So cool to walk around exact replicas of the sets. The bridge looks incredible.
It really was . The attention to detail was amazing
Adam - A final update. We went on a Neutral Zone tour yesterday and it exceeded expectations. Thanks again for making us aware of its presence and the one in NY too. Live long and Prosper🖖
Yay! Glad you enjoyed it!
The details are unbelievable. Pretty mind blowing
This was so incredible! I don’t know how this trip can ever be topped! My eyes are still sweaty! It was great meeting Chris and Vic and seeing the set! ❤
Just…. Omg!❤
Great video, Adam. Everybody there looks like they were thoroughly enjoying themselves.
They do. I tell everyone it's like stepping into your TV set back in the 60's & 70's.
This is fantastic. What a wonderful surprise that Vic and Chris were there too.
That was a really special video. I'm not someone who geeks out over things like this but to actually be on the bridge of the USS Enterprise and sit where Captain Kirk, Spock, Bones etc sat, would of been mindblowing to 6 year old self. Goosebumps :))
This was great thanks for doing this. It brings back fond memories. I am 70 and watched the original series when it first came out in in Sept 1966, I was 13. I still watch it to this day on DVD and Paramount. I also have seen all the new spin off series starting with the Next Gen. What a contribution to our culture Gene Roddenberry and the cast played a part in. Thanks again.
Vic really is a true Trekkie not just an actor or a 'cover' actor. He knows and lives and breaths this stuff. Its to people like him we owe a lot of thanks that we still have a fan side that we as normal non Hollywood folk can interact with and visit places like this. Also to have new adventures to watch and not have to wait on the next $100 million dollar movie to come out. I appreciate them them all for their hard work and love of the stuff we love. Thanks Guys. And Chris is so much bigger than he seemed on the Continues episodes. Not fat big just a big guy. Im glad he seems to love reprising what his dad did before him.. My sister is 15 years older than me and grew up on TOS. I grew up on TOS as reruns in the 70s. and then from there the galaxy. Love you all for who you are as people and what you do. Thank you all.
Vic is BY FAR the best Captain Kirk since Shatner. He said he tried very hard not to do a "Shatner" impression like so many others do.
@@GregsVlog Yes I fully agree. I was gutted when Star Trek Continues ended. I put it alongside TOS and the animated series.
It took me a while to get into the new cinema movies as I thought Vic was The most convincing Kirk with his mannerisms.
He did give us a teaser video at the end giving us hope of making a continuation of the original Star Trek movies when he wore one of original Kirk's costumes so he just needs someone willing to make another dream come true...!
@@GregsVlogironically his claim that he got approval from Shatner to do Kirk is a lie and Shatner hates him he only visits with the real cast the New York set because it's blessed by Paramount Global.
One of your finest videos Adam! Enjoyed it so much. This set was fantastic and it is so apparent that everyone on the crew of Star Trek Continues certainly put their heart and soul into this. I went and watched the first episode of Star Trek Continues on TH-cam and I was amazed at how spot on accurate and entertaining it is… and is a faithful and wonderful continuation of the original series. Some of the best “new” Star Trek that I’ve seen in years. If you haven’t seen it… I highly recommend it! I will certainly be completing the entire series. 👍🏻🙂
Star Trek Continues was so good that Paramount made them stop because their new Trek paled in comparison.
Vick seems like a really nice down-to -earth (LOL) guy. Would love to visit the set one day.
Just think of the impact these shows and movies will have in a few thousand years. Thanks for putting this video up!
Thanks Adam! Neutral Zone Studios is definitely on my bucket list! What a cool experience! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the video. Really enjoyed watching this and enjoy watching Star Trek and Star Trek Continues. I was at TOS set in upstate New York. You felt like you were on the Enterprise. Such attention to detail in both sets.
Vic seems like a really genuine, nice, funny guy. I was weary of ST C but I was really impressed. Peace and long life!!🚀🚀🚀🖖🏼🖖🏼🖖🏼🖖🏼🖖🏼
He really was! His energy and love for Star Trek is off the chart!
...when you were all on the bridge interacting and we could hear the Enterprise in the background...
Music to my ears! Thank you from Seattle ♥️
Fun stuff, Adam. Also so good to see Vic and Chris. "Star Trek Continues" is a fabulous show and I highly recommend it to any fan of TOS.
This video was so great I am 66 and I have been a Star Trek fan since I was 11-years-old. Star Trek has changed my life in so many great ways. I admire all of the actors, producers and creative staff of every series. For me Star Trek will live forever.
Star Trek Continues has done so much fantastic work! Years ago before they made their first episode, they had small vignettes. Those short clips did so much to hearten me. In particular the redone scene with Janis Lester...the final scene of STO AND IT CONTINUED past the point of where the original show ended...that was such a powerful moment and put us on notice that Star Trek DOES continue!
TOS was the best, it deserved to be continued!
Is it part of the TOS canon?
WOW! Those sets were fantastic! What a surreal experience to be on those, especially the bridge.
It was . I was impressed
Awesome!! Reliving my childhood. This is definitely on my bucket list. I need to go there. Thank you for this. Big fans Veronica and Todd
This is fabulous. Watching this just drives home how impressive the original set designers really were. If you want a good read of what went into the production (e.g., bees and birds and flushing toilets interrupting the production day), be sure to read Inside Star Trek: The Real Story by Herb Solow and Bob Justman. We grew up with TOS in syndication on WZTV 17 Fox out of Nashville. And though I own the series on both DVD and Blu-ray, there was something special about turning on the TV at 9 PM, knowing my "friends" of Star Trek would be there, taking me with them on another journey through our wonderful cosmos. Thank you for taking us on this tour, and thank you to all the hard work that the Neutral Zone Studios cast/crew put into the set pieces.
Looked like everyone had a great time👍😊
Absolutely amazing! Thank you for sharing this. So incredible, this is a dream come true for those of us who have been Trek fans all of our lives. I'm glad you got to go so we could see it!
So interesting video ! From my country I have watched Star Trek s episodes each evenings with joy and it was a pleasure to see the studio where it was filmed in reality, the guides were kind and had good and living explanations. Thank you for sharing
As an actor and a scifi (Star Trek) fan what an opportunity to be a part of all of this! WOW!
Thank you thank you thank you Adam! What a wonderful surprise this vlog was. Live long and prosper…
This was AWESOME!! They did a study once on trek fans, did you know that the majority of trek fans are also Disney fans? At the time I thought that was a bit silly. After giving it some thought I realize that both Disney and Star Trek have one thing in common, "the promise of a better tomorrow". I was sad when this "fan" series was stopped. I am so glad you did this and we got to see it. Some day I hope I can see this in person, but for now I'm off to Disneyland in March!
Yes, some Disney vibes... But, Lucille Ball was instrumental in getting and keeping Star Trek on TV in 60s (yes, Lucy). And, both Universal Studios Theme Parks had a Star Trek bridge set (like this one). Using green screen, your family could be recorded as crew members to Kirk, Spock, etc. (c 1990) and you got the videocassette as memento!
Thanks for another great Vlog! Watching the Star Trek Continues episodes now.
www.youtube.com/@StarTrekContinues
This was so enjoyable, and interesting. The dedication of those behind it is so obvious. Thanks for taking us along... 'Beam us up, Adam.' 👏 BRAVO
That was awesome guys! Vic and his crew did such amazing work on Star Trek Continues. The Mrs. and I visited the Trek tour in Ticonderoga, and met James Cawley, aka Cpt. Kirk in the ST: Phase 2 episodes that were filmed there. Highly recommend it if you're up that way.
Thanks for sharing!🖖🖖👍👍
The one in NY looks cool, but they won't let you film inside. Plus Kingsland was a lot closer to Orlando than Ticonderoga!
@@GregsGameRoom We're in MA, so it was closer for us. Definitely want to check out Kingsland next time we're in FLA. Thanks again!
I took lots of pictures when I visited The Star Trek Original Series Set Tour during Christmas Break 2018.
@@SeansModelBuilds - Pictures, but NO video. Can't do a daily vlog with pictures.
@@GregsVlog Narrated Picture slideshow is what I will have to do when I post it to my Travel Channel.
Seeing Nichelle Nicholes autograph Reminds me of the time I met her at the GRAIL launch. She signed autographs and when we got our turn she was AMAZING.. She sung to my friends daughter and she signed my DVD of Star Trek the motion picture.. I wish I had filmed it she was so nice and took her time with us. We never felt like we were being rushed.
Wow! I was completely unaware of this place. Now, I have to see it with "my own eyes"! :)
This is amazing! Startrek has always been the feel good nostalgia show for me. I still watch TOS, TNG and Voyager daily on Prime Video 😊
Thanks Adam for introducing me to Star trek continues. I never heard of it before this video. Star Trek continues was tasteful and respectfully created as a continuation of the original series.
Glad you got to go man! Excellent experience
Dude it was great
Adam the Woo, what an outstanding adventure of satisfying the Trekkie in all of us! I live in Georgia and never knew this place existed. These people have brought “Star Trek” back to life. Thanks to Greg’s Game Room and you for bringing us along!
Adam, you did it again! I LOVE this vlog! Growing up in the seventies I was “forced” to watch Star Trek when my two brothers and father watched it on our only television set. I am a Star Wars girl, when star wars came out I was loving space stories. Even though I am a Star Wars girl, your vlog interested me greatly because it had to do with the background of the magic of television and took me back to my child hood. The only episode I really remember is the one with the tribbles. Thank you for entertaining us.
Absolutely loved the behind the scene functionality! Excellent presentation!
I love Star Trek so very much, Love long and prosper!!!! Thanks for showing us this, Star Trek is my favorite and my life, I still watch it on TV on H&I which is Heros and Icons!!!! Have a great day and a great 2023!!!!
Best video ever Adam. This would be a dream come true. Thank you!
My dad would die & go to Star Trek heaven if he ever steps foot in the recreation of The Star Trek Enterprise. When I was kid and an episode of Star Trek came on tv. I was not allowed to disturb him during his Star Trek watching hour. He just celebrated his 83rd birthday. He's a die hard trekkie.
My mum ran a ST fan club in the UK, in the 1970's, and with a friend we came over, to visit relatives in NYC. Then travel across the US, stopping with a couple of pen friends. Before traveling back from LA to NYC, by Greyhound. In LA my mum's pen friend worked for Gene. So we managed to get on the set of the first film. We got to see engineering, a corridor and sickbay. We also stood out of sight, while they filmed a shot on the bridge!
My youngest son went there with a few friends and got to tour the sets and meet Vic. My son said he was absolutely the nicest guy. He spent over an hour with them and answered questions not only about this project but about Vic's voicework. Glad to see this is still going strong. Thank you Adam for documenting this.
Oh my God! That video was so good. I was living vicariously through you for over an hour. That's my childhood. I saw the original episodes. I was born in 55... I'm going to be on the phone tomorrow morning finding out how to make a reservation to take the tour. I live about 6 hours away in South Florida. I can't wait to see that place. The detail was spectacular. Still a huge fan today like all of us, and thanks for letting me know that it was there. I know that James Cawley has a place upstate New York but I certainly didn't know that this one was so close. God bless you guys for doing this. The one thing that I noticed and was surprised at was that the powers that be had no problem with the fans sitting in the chairs and touching the controls. I think they know the kind of reverence that people have for the show and nobody would ever intentionally hurt anything there. I want to sit in that chair. Thanks again. Steve
Excited that the word is getting out for this set! It’s amazing and needs to be preserved! Hope you go soon!
Enjoyed the video. Loved watching the TV show as kid back in the day.🙂
This was so neat to watch - one of my oldest and dearest friends help build parts of that set, and married his bride on the bridge in a themed wedding. Thanks for sharing.
What a thrill it must have been to take this tour. I would have just been in awe. Bless those wonderful folks who came in costume or uniform. I'm so jealous of you, Adam lol Thanks for sharing this with this old Trekkie. 🖖
Great episode! I loved watching Star Trek Continues. Can't believe it's been 10 years since it all began, already! Thank you for sharing, Adam!
HEY ATW... THERE'S NOT ENOUGH ROOM HERE FOR ME TO TELL you how awesome today's episode is! I will be re-watching this one for years! How did Greg find out about this!?!! Thanks for making the "TREK" to Kingsland to document this for us Trekkies! You really took us where no vlog has gone before! I was hoping you guys would rock the camera back and forth and fall all over the bridge like on the show!
I think I just Googled "Star trek enterprise set" one day and this one came up.
@@GregsVlog HEY GREG...Thanks for answering my question. Before Star Wars, all we had was Star Trek. At first, I thought it was only the bridge. Then, when I realized it was the whole ship, I was blown away! On ebay right now, there is a REAL phaser II hero prop for auction. The reserve price is $4200 and has no bids. The auction ends at 5pm today. Check out the pictures. It is a real prop from '67. Thanks again for your consideration.
Howdy! If you're a fan of what they've done here I think you would thoroughly enjoy all of their 11 episodes. All of them are done with extremely high production values and are the closest, in my opinion, to the original series in look, feel and sound. Here's the playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLhvh2eq-XLgqNxH6npvQxGxLCUHy90IpZ.html They got some of the original people to reprise their roles, or the children of those original actors, plus some surprises like John de Lancie ("Q" from Star Trek The Next generation) playing a completely different character. Very well done all around.
Absolutely awesome!! Thanks for this journey back in time. Star Trek was always on in our house.
I personally highly recommend Star Trek Continues. Great series. It's not an exact replica of the original series but it does succeed in filling out the five year mission. There's plenty of surprises. It's not perfect, but we wouldn't want perfection. We want Trek. It keeps the dream of the Great Bird in the Galaxy alive. It's worth watching.
It’s miles better than NuTrek and especially Discovery / Picard…
yes, Star Trek Continues not TOS, but it looks like someone watched TOS before designing sets, writing scripts, and dressing the actors, 200% improvement on all the stuff that came aster enterprise, enterprise got lot stick, a lot not deserved, the last couple of episodes, what happen, the ship just went missing is hola-deck, and trip dyeing in the lamest way, not even for plot device, but after that it was now hill all the way, but Continues, it way better, like they lisend to the fans or something
Honestly, if I ranked all TOS episodes and STC episodes together, most STC episodes would finish at least in the top 2/3rds of that combined list. That's an impressive accomplishment for a fan production.
Great video Adam, I've been a Star Trek fan since '68, "The Gamesters of Triskelion". I've also been a fan of Star Trek Continues since their first show almost ten years ago, "Pilgrim of Eternity". Vic Mignogna is a top-tier Trekkie. Thanks for a look at the sets, keep the videos coming, I always enjoy them.
You win 100 quatloos for this comment!
This was too awesome, growing up with this show, amazing that you can actually walk onto this set, like Vic said did you ever imagine as a kid you would be able to be here….This is def on the bucket list…. 2 sets from childhood, this and the Falcon in Star Wars…already been to that one.
This was one awesome vlog! I love Star Trek and grew up watching the show thru the years! So cool!
Love the sound effects/beeping coming from the bridge….brings back memories💫
Thanks for all your patience w the fans !! So awesome seeing the Enterprise!!!! 🤗❤️❤️❤️❤️!!!
I am not remotely a Star Trek fan, but that location was absolutely amazing. Well done to those folks.
Thanks for the video. So far I had the pleasure to visit the studios twice, first time in 2011 together with the crew of the USS Haven and second time in 2018 with my friend Rick from St. Cloud, FL.
that was a fun vlog tour, now my hubby Storyteller Dony wants to take that tour, he loved Star Trek, he grew up on it
So glad that the nostaligia of the TOS is still around, well done everyone involved. Coming from Scotland i do find it funny that they find 42 degrees chilly lol... If we ever had 42 degrees in Scotland we would melt lol....
I'm just going to go ahead and THANK YOU ahead of time, I asked you to hunt down start trek things, locations.. so much star wars we needed an injection of TREK.... and you found it! I'm a long time viewer of your content Adam, you know this, Thanks homie.
Adam great v video my friend.... I am a treakie for sure...At 68 years old , I watched star treak the first time around, can't watch any of the take off shows though. Thank you Frank from montana.....
About to turn 64... my parents were both school teachers and let us kids stay up to watch TOS because it was one of the more interesting and intelligent things on TV in the '60's. I'm pretty sure no one expected things to live on this long after only 3 seasons. I grew up in LA and Hollywood is nothing but a business. If it isn't making $, move on. Pretty clear this show transcended that from the beginning but no one understood that then. Anyway, thanks for the peek under the tent. God bless and live long & prosper!
This was a great watch, Adam. Loved this show since I was little. Thanks for sharing.
I think I might play some Star Trek games today. What an amazing adventure!
So awesome man !
This makes my lil Trekkie heart happy 🖤 so glad you got to experience this 🖖🏻
It was great having you at the studio. The monument in Folkston Georgie is for Gene's Great Great Grandfather Henry Jackson Roddenberry Sr. The next Fan Appreciation Weekend is Feb 18-19.
Thanks for having us! It was fantastic! I couldn’t remember the lineage, and we couldn’t find it in that freezing cold! But yes, I found it later and he Gene’s Great-Great grandfather! Wow!
You're absolutely right. I did some digging.
Henry Jackson Roddenberry 1803-1861
Henry Jackson Roddenberry Jr. 1840-1893 a Lieut. in the Confederate Army
Leon Ellis Roddenberry 1867-1907
Eugene Edward Roddenberry 1896-1969
Eugene "Gene" Wesley Roddenberry 1921-1991
Henry was Gene's great, great grandfather
Adam, one of my favorite episodes you've produced. Brought back my childhood and having watched the Star Trek Continues You Tube series this was a full circle. Vic was excellent as Kirk. Professional and his passion shows in the details he has brought to reality. Thank you for the tour!
Wow, I think this is my favorite video ever!. It makes me so happy as a life long Star Trek fan. Thank you! I only wish I could have been on the tour in person.
Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful piece of fantasy with fellow Trekkers🖖
In my neighborhood! Glad you liked it.
You guys are awesome for the way you have brought this to us. You covered everything I wanted to see.:)
This is beyond cool! I've seen the episodes and they do a great job of recreating the originals. This was such a great video and wonderful place to visit. I'd love to get there someday. Thanks Adam!
Live long and prosper!
-Jon
Adam thank you! This 69 yr old lady remembers watching TOS when it first ran. I love hearing the sounds! Awesome!
I have just been rewatching Star Trek Continues - they did such a good job!
This is amazing! And what a coincidence that I just subscribed to Paramount Plus yesterday so that I can watch TOS.
Glad that so many people are taking the time to recreate these sets since nothing from the shows exists anymore except in private collections thanks to that big Christie’s auction. Now if only someone would recreate the promenade and ops and other sets from DS9.
This was epic, Adam. Happy you took us to the new (old) frontier. 😀
Yea man was so epic
This was great!! I can’t believe the detail that went into making that set. I would love to one day go down there and walk that set.
Star Trek Continues is actual a really good show. All episodes are free on TH-cam. Very faithful to the original.
Thanks for posting, it makes me feel like a kid again !