Hey Bullets and Blockbusters You Should Do A Halloween Episode Of What Could Have Been Called Freddy vs Jason vs Ash A Sequel To Freddy vs Jason That Almost Happened.

@@horrorandmonsterfan952 I'm definitely going to do a couple halloween themed videos this year come October!

Actually something you should look in to were the post Voyager concepts as the star fleet academy which has kinda become Prodigy, along with the time travel series and even a post Nemesis Animated Star Trek Series are all tantalising as Alien3's Wooden Planet script.

I'm more interested in knowing more about the deep fakes of the Phase II Enterprise in the drydock images as I know those photos well and I know that the Phase II Enterprise was never fully completed to the point those deep fakes show. Allegedly, Robert Able took the model, along with its molds, completed the model, but to more closely match the final TMP version as well as make additional models from the molds for use at Planet Hollywood, among other venues.

George Lucas' abandoned live action Star Wars tv series "Underworld" is something I'd love to see a video on!

Agreed. She went into the paramount mail room and stole addresses. Pretty ballsy

And now we need a new letter writing campaign for 'Stra Trek: Prodigy'. There is an online petition to save the show. I grew up with and adored TOS, loved TNG, DS9 and Voyager, and I think Prodigy is as good as them and needs to be saved.

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There’s a live action fan series on KZfaq

there was a animated original Star Trek series as well btw, starring the original cast. It only had like one season, and the animation was pretty low tier. But still worth watching if you love the show. They could explore some stuff they could not do with live actors since it was animated

I think most of the scripts were used in TNG weren't they?

Two were

​@@mkohanekadmittedly, if the animated series had included elements of Phase II, that would've made it pretty interesting

And the best is: the DVDs and Blurays are for free to download.

STC really has that TOS vibe, too. May be time for a re-watch!

"Star Trek Continues" should have been picked up by cable or one of the networks. It is top shelf Star Trek, from the sets to the stories to the actors to the special effects. That it was fan-made is unbelievable. That there were only 11 episodes made is extremely saddening.

Love STC! Made by people who really Love Trek, not just to make money off it.

My only beef with STC as a lifelong Trekker since 70s, is they didn't account for Tas events. Placing Stc as if it would have premiered fall of 69 and within weeks or months since Turnabout Intruder in Trek time, doesn't allow enough leeway for Tas to occur between Turnabout and Stc ep1. Tas was considered to be picking up where Tos left off, continuing the Tos 5 year mission, with no more time between tos and tas than between Tos seasons, ie weeks or months. There was no question Tas was canon during its run, and I consider it such to this day.

Thanks and you’re 100% right

Funny how some of these problems between the networks and writers/actors being paid fairly have resurfaced with the recent strike.

Check out fan-made Star Trek going far back as 2002! iamgermane.blogspot.com/2014/06/new-star-trek-fan-made-episodes.html

Also explains some of the awful movies Shatner was in.

@@markenetube Seen Shatner's "Promise Butter" commercials from the early 1970s?

We had the RKO Keith's in Flushing ✨️

@@paisleybabee I know the place

@@zcorpalpha2462 sadly gutted in the late 80s 😔❤️

@@paisleybabee Always have that beautiful innocent memory

@zcorpalpha2462 thank you ❤️

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I have to agree. At first I was put off by the same things that I hear mentioned by most people who see it: it causes anxiety when you're hearing somebody say the names of Kirk and Bones, followed by you seeing that responding actors clearly aren't Shatner or Kelley and the quality of the (at that time) modern camera exposing all of the seams and painted cardboard sets that were hidden by the low fidelity limitations of the old cameras that were used when the show was first aired are two issues that immediately come to mind. However, once I grew accustomed to these changes and could approach the story on fair terms, I discovered that it was actually good stuff. Even if a viewer can't go as far I have in saying that it's "good", one absolutely cannot deny that it's Trek. It captures that Trek feel and manages to Trek all over that small screen just like the big boys used to do. As much as I appreciate TAS and absolutely consider it to be season 4 of the original 5 year mission, there is room in my head canon to accommodate the lore that added by New Voyages as beta content.

That’s awesome. And thank you :)

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Sadly with budget cuts and a foccus on the demo watching it, would of probably been bad trek

No telling what NBC might have done - it sounded like they were pretty much dead-set on getting rid of the show. Seems like there's always been a lot of that going around: FOX had a tendency to launch and then kill its own sci-fi shows, and the SyFy channel slaughtered more than a few of its better sci-fi programs in spite of enthusiastic (if small) fan bases in a desirable demographic, and the potential for shows to have done better with just a little more support from the networks. Just a small sample of the shows I recall getting clobbered by getting buried in "Graveyard Time Slots", pre-empted at the drop of a hat, rescheduled to mystery time slots without warning, subjected to brutal budget cuts and self-destructive executive interference (often taking the form of "science fiction is kiddie stuff, and doesn't need a budget or intelligent stories!"), and other such abuse include: - The original 'Lost in Space' (destroyed by budget cuts and increasingly juvenile story elements) - The original 'Doctor Who' (destroyed by budget cuts and misguided story elements forced by BBC) - 'Millennium' (screwed by FOX with scheduling shenanigans and executive meddling, when this darker-and-edgier "sister program" to 'The X-Files' failed to attract the other program's huge audience) - 'Firefly' (famous for being killed off by the network in spite of fan support) - 'Babylon 5' (struggled with on-again-off-again network support leaving its originally-planned 5-year story arcs in constant doubt) - 'Dark Matter' (killed off by SyFy for internal reasons in spite of fan support) - 'Space: Above and Beyond' (killed off by network scheduling and budgeting shenanigans) ...and that's just a sample. In FOX's case, it seems like there were the conflicting pressures of an executive team that hated sci-fi to begin with, struggling against the pressure to conjure up a show with immediate success comparable to that built up by 'The X-Files' over years, and the depressing fact that it costs much less to produce "reality" programming than it does to conjure up the special effects and story development budgets for sci-fi programming. The BBC was in a similar situation with the original 'Doctor Who' and 'Lost in Space': network "suits" hated or didn't understand the genre, and wanted to aim a virtually budget-less program at what was assumed to be a juvenile audience that would buy anything with space ships and aliens in it. The SyFy Channel's problems with 'Dark Matter' appear to have been dissatisfaction at the (creator-controlled) show's relative success compared to SyFy's own in-house programming, with 'Dark Matter' being replaced by a wrestling show of all things (which failed to draw any audience on SyFy!) In general, genre programming runs into "cut off one's nose to spite one's face" kind of reaction from The Business; there's a lack of respect for genre programming in the network business, which doesn't mix well with the expense involved in creating a good sci-fi program compared to alternatives like "reality" programming. I've a feeling NBC would have killed 'Star Trek' off even if it had understood the show's demographic better! They seemed pretty relieved to have gotten rid of it, even after their competitors were surprising themselves by making bank with it in syndication....

My pleasure. Glad you enjoyed it

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Interesting. Thnx for sharing!

1999 also had a shape-changer crew member before DS9.

Agreed!

Very cool! I’m gonna check that out. Thanks!

You have a good taste in KZfaq.

Thanks! And I know. I didn't realize until after I uploaded it. Oh well.

the stories were great, but the animation was done on the cheap. I was 13 when it came out and was used to warner brothers cartoons and this thing seemed so stiff and cheap but they were all the original voices, which shows what could have been. I will never forget the next year just expecting it to be back on, and it wasn't. I thought this must be a mistake, it will be on next week, nope, it was cancelled. It won like best animated series then was cancelled.

I was just a bit too young to remember the animated series when it was new - most of my cartoon-watching was back in the late '70s and early '80s, when cheap animation was pretty much normal on Saturday mornings! (See most Hanna-Barberra programming available at the time....) So, the animation never bothered me. But, the fact that there weren't many episodes of it, combined with the fact that it only rarely turned up in programming in my day, meant that it was a weird sort of situation of vaguely remembering a couple episodes of "that weird Star Trek cartoon" turning up among our Saturday Morning Cartoon watching somewhere in a random soup of disjointed programming that might have included "Star Blazers", "Rocky and Bullwinkle", "Wonder Woman", "Speed Racer", "Laugh-O-Lympics", the "Three Stooges" cartoon, "Captain Caveman", "Ultra-Man", "The Electric Company", the "Bugs Bunny and Road-Runner" show, "Lost in Space", "The Muppet Show", "The Bowery Boys", "Japanese Spiderman", "The Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy", "Popeye", "Space: 1999", "The Green Hornet", "Space Ghost", "Woody Woodpecker", some strange '60s cartoon show that kind of randomly featured Namor the Sub-Mariner or the Incredible Hulk or Thor or the Fantastic Four with minimalist animation, "Jonny Quest", Godzilla movies, "Three Stooges" shorts, "Super-Friends", Hammer horror movies, or pretty much anything and everything else our local TV station happened to have available and felt like showing that weekend. The TV Guide may or may not have given you an accurate idea of whatever was scheduled for that Saturday morning, so you just woke up, turned on the TV, and watched whatever the hell came on, in vague confusion enhanced by a sugary breakfast cereal rush and a blur of loud commecial ads. With 20/20 hindsight, there was a vaguely psychedelic quality to the whole experience, and I can't help thinking the target audience was as much former-hippies as it was their children. Really, it was a strange time to watch TV!

I remember the animated series, but not too fondly. It was cheaply done.

Wow, thanks! Glad you enjoyed it

Wow, thanks!

That explains quite a lot....

That's awesome! My pleasure

@somebuddyX - where did you see this aired at please? Would love to see this in it's entirety!! Thanks!!

Nice catch! They look identical haha

Yes, Judson Scott played Joachim, Khan's right-hand man on the Reliant (Star Trek II). David Gautreaux actually appears in Star Trek: The Motion Picture as Commander Branch, the man in charge of the Epsilon 9 listening post. I'm glad that they included him in the movie, since Phase II fizzled out.

Judson Scott who was also lieutenant James in V the series

@@Andyssea and as Knight One in the first season of Babylon 5.

At 2:48 That’s John Belushi and Chevy Chase, who weren’t exactly in TOS, or any of the franchise.

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!

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100% definitely an alternate timeline if made. And imagine it gets cancelled too. Wonder if the movies ever happen.

@@Bulletsandblockbusters I know right definitely a crazy alternate timeline lol

"I've only seen the 2009 Star Trek movie, Star Trek Into Darkness and Star Trek Beyond" Picard, his face in his hands

Thanks! Haven’t decided yet. Need a day off first haha

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed!

You're very welcome!

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There’s a fan version on KZfaq: new voyages

That is called Star Trek: The Animated Series, FWIW.

@@JoshuaMPattontrue, and though the animation is quite stiff, the stories are decent, particularly Yesteryear

Thanks!

Yup. I feel bad for them. And then when shatner and nimoy asked for a raise after the fourth movie, paramount went ahead with tng to replace them.

That's why there's a writer's and actors strike going on right now!

Yup

Thanks and welcome aboard! Glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks!

And same to you! All the best!!!

Thank you Mr Fassbender

Same

Thanks!

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Wow that was fast haha

@@Bulletsandblockbusters was on here already looking to do shorts just learning but mine will have a puzzle contest in the shorts with steam keys lol like hidden in them trying to see if it can and if anybody ever do it

That’s awesome. I look forward to it

@@Bulletsandblockbusters like say i take a cut of say 1 of your episodes right 60 secs steam keys are 3 sets of letters and numbers find a way to use the background like here when it say star trek in the back may the first set has a R in the key hide numbers then in comments leave link to episode do 3 parts for each game keys and this way i wont steal peoples memes just saying

@@johnaraya3761 Do what you like :)

Thanks :)

I know :(

@@Bulletsandblockbusters Still a great video though. Very insightful. Gave it a like and a share.

Thank you my friend!

If you want to know what Phase II would have been like just watch the first season of TNG.

Thank you for your Recommendation !

They’re not. I dropped in the wrong headshot by mistake. However they look identical!

That was a mistake. The photo of Judson Scott (Wrath of Khan's Joachim) is not David Gatreaux!

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Wow, thank you!

@@Bulletsandblockbusters My pleasure! If you are feeling a tingle, you got a sub!

Welcome aboard!

I’m jealous!

@@Bulletsandblockbusters When Shatner and Nemoy spoke, you could hear a pin drop. They were simply God's on stage...impressive. Even the well dressed Klingons were silent.

Haha

I know I messed up haha

@@Bulletsandblockbusters lol, it happens!

Yup!

Abrams trilogy is absolutely terrible!

@@RichardM-kv4uu Speaking as a long-time fan of Star Trek since obsessively watching TNG reruns as a kid in the 90s, I respectfully disagree with your dour opinion.

@@filthycasual8187 that's OK, plenty of people like them, I think they're absolute garbage though, an insult to the original show.

Great point

With a ship that looks at least a bit similar to the McQuarrie concept drawings.

Once again utterly screwing it up

I know. I messed up :(