Sounds like the frozen times on Andoria are even worse than winters in Minnesota! 🤔 😳

Kirk destroyed the USS Exeter.. There was nothing left to decon.

Episode 2 was really good, _The Tressaurian Intersection_.

The film misses the mark by not having any relationship between the charactors. They don't even look at each other. But good sets and everything else. Shame about the relationships, and the story ...

Enthusiastic fans perhaps "actors" no

They're not claiming to be actors, just fans doing their best.

@@Trev359 the story is too confrontationalist for an OS episode. Its not Star Wars.... it's OS ST...

@@craigme2583 No, it's a more action-oriented spinoff of that show Nimoy was on before Mission: Impossible

Paul Barker Star Trek Continues is good

Thanks for the kind words. Check out The Tressaurian Intersection if you haven't already.

Check out Star Trek Continues

From what I understand Robert DuBois, there are only two episodes. They had planned on a 3rd but for some reason they bailed out on future episodes. I wish there were have been more also.

After fighting with Tressaurians and Tholians at the same time, anyone would want a break!

@@TheStarshipExeter 4 years is long enough. Back to work! ***motions with phaser towards the fan-film slave camp***

How bout a holographic bathouse 😊

You would like _Star Trek Continues_

@@pwnmeisterage Idk. While high praise goes to everyone involved, it bit off more than it could chew, trying to look slick and sexy on a shoestring budget - which never works. This feels truer to the production values of TOS, so the low budget is never compromised.

I think the 2nd episode really captures the feel of TOS more faithfully in its cinematography style. Still a good first effort but honed better in _Tressaurian_.

Her acting is so bad it is likable!

I think the best way to look at fan-films is like watching someone’s home DND game. They’re not professional actors or writers. They’re just dorks having a good time. That being said, the competency of the filmmaking in these Exeter episodes is sometimes legit impressive. I like these way more than any of the more recent fan projects that brought in celebrities. Those always feel like they’re trying to be something they’re not. Where as this feels like it’s saying “hey folks, do you like fun? Well we’re having some over here! If you want you can come with!” Which feels like, you know, the right vibe to have.

Like a big, angry Barney!

True I just discovered them

Thanks for watching!

Your welcome.

Search for Star Trek Continues. Far better than this.

+Frank Carey You and me both!

The Klingon in this fan-film is suppose to be a younger version of Chang from Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, who was bald in the 1991 movie.

There isn't any reason that a Klingon can't be bald, nor is there any reason that an Andorian can't grow out his hair. All members of the same race and/or species do not look identical.

He's been asking for it for centuries.

Finally the universe is free of the purple menace! Now I hope they find that blue bundle of annoyance Sid and my 🍪 will be safe forever! 😁👌

Nah, we're not fans of such revisionism. It is what it is and to our minds its preserved in amber. :)

In an age where you can have more than one version of anything i find that very odd man? But anyways thank you and congrats on you guys (& gals) making an excellent fan series though. Sorry you lot never got to do the third story; The Atlantis Invaders! Might've been another successful fan endeavor for you all.

Andoria was not established as an ice planet when this film was shot. In fact, according to a note attached to the script for Journey to Babel, it was the Tellarites who were supposed to be from the cold planet.

+@@TheStarshipExeter Interesting. The Andorian light blue skin always made me think they were from a very cold place. Commander Shran in Star Trek Enterprise would have made a great Starship commander in TOS yrs. The Andorians much like the Klingons and Romulans were a warrior species too. However they behaved more like space Vikings than dictators and military conquerers. Thanks for the info.

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Everyone is expendable.

Mike Agreed, it is like old Dr. Who. Until DW got better over the years, Other actors playing the main character brought their own unique style and made the show more exciting.

Andoria. Minnesota province.

Michael Weir I think when they were making this production, they were trying to do what the producers of TOS were doing on a low budget. A lot of shots of the Enterprise model were reused for orbiting scenes, flyby scenes, etc. In fact, if you were to look at the original production of “The Ultimate Computer,” you will find that the group of four ships which were supposed to play war games with the Enterprise were actually the exact same Enterprise model just copied and pasted into a single shot to make it look like four ships were traveling in formation. In retrospect, the producers of Starship Exeter were doing the same thing here, and they were probably hoping that the model’s registry number and name would not be that noticeable from a certain distance.

It wasn't in TOS. This film was shot a decade before TOS-R retconned the starship numbers.

Well done period! I'd take this over that STD garbage any day of the week.

Hahaaaaa

LMAO! The best part!

That is what Grumpy gets for using the Sleestak portal to Endoria. (Yes that is a 1970's _Land of the Lost_ reference)

+Jeremy Trusty This was shot many, many years prior to the 'Enterprise' episode which establishes the ice-world idea.

+TheStarshipExeter makes sense then.

+Jeremy Trusty True. But....we wouldn't find out what the Andorian planet looked like until Enterprise, which was launched in 2000. So, if this was, in fact, made in the 90s, they would not have seen Andoria, at least not the one envisioned in the show.

+Kevin Cantrell Well, kinda sorta, except some "non canon" sources, such as LUG (and if I remember correctly, which I probably don't, FASA) had also "established" Andor (aka Andoria) as at least a cold, if not ice, planet. But this could have been near the equator, which might actually be temperate, perhaps like Canada. LOL!

It was ice during the years of Enterprise but Global Warming had a positive effect on the surface. Why do you think they did not want to disturb the eco-system? For fear of bringing back another ice age.

I suspect it's a matter of timing. This came out in 2002 so was probably written before Enterprise hashed out the back story of Andoria. I could be wrong but I don't think Andoria was established as the moon of a gas giant until the Enterprise series.