Babylon-5 and Star Trek Voyager (the "doctor")

"Nope, but I wrote plenty about it."

"Been there? I invented it!"

Laughed my head off on that one!

Robert Picardo is also one of my favourites...and one letter too much from being a captain....excuse the pun! Nice to see also Lennir!!!

Lennir . Bill Mummy . lost in space . first one

Circumstances like world War 3 !

Wait...so HE'S the guy who designed the robots?! OMG...last time I remember watching him, he was a kid on The Twilight Zone...remember "It's A Good Life"? Yeah...the kid with the power to send people into the cornfield was Bill Mumy...😅

@@christopheralthouse6378 he was also will Robinson in lost in space

I know right! I have seen them all...

Sliders was my life.. I get the hate for Sliders between Season 3 to 5.. But I think I’d they would’ve wrapped it all up in Season 6 and split Mallory Mallory and Quinn, defeat the Kromaggs and return home people would’ve loved Season 5. I really digged the storyarc of the 5th Season and cried my eyes out when Rembrandt slides home on his own to defeat the Kromaggs. They could’ve at least give us a final movie or shit. People hating on Kromaggs is weird Coz they weren’t in every episode and werent even mentioned as people Made it out to be lmao

I have the complete series!

Too bad Mira passed as well

OMG Love Captain Scarlet ( he was handsome too for a puppet ) ..I have the CD collection......

Used to crap ma pants at those Mysterons so would turn over and watch stingray :)

@@RareSoulKTF They crash him, but they know he'll return... to live again!

Spectrum is Green.

Capt. Scarlet was excellent for what it was. I so want an SPV model😁

Thanks!

20:36 and 11:44 what is with all the depictions of Islam & one of my favourite actors Robert Piccardo depicting a Muslim?? it was enough of a negative for me not to want to support the production as it seems that the agenda here is to portray Islam as benign & benevolent, when from my research of Islam and discussions with Muslims it is far from that, for example given the majority of Muslims wish to impose Sharia law globally. Evidence for my claim Pew research URL pewforumDOTorg/2013/04/30/the-worlds-muslims-religion-politics-society-overview/ Under Sharia in an Islamic state there are circumstances where the following inherently non-violent actions, blasphemy, adultery, homosexuality or apostasy calls for capital punishment. Any religion that seeks to impose a legal system that would see the death penalty for acts that are inherently non-violent has no place in our cultural lexicon, and it isn't racist to say so. Gene Roddenberry himself is said to have rejected the idea of religion lasting into Humanity's future, I guess this isn't Star Trek.

She is phenomenal, her acting lifts up the quality of the entire production. Picardo, as always, brings an excellent performance as well.

Babylon 5 was 26 years ago and she looks almost EXACTLY THE SAME as she did then, save a few wrinkles around the eyes and she is 64 now! Maybe she does really have the Huntington's cure she spoke of in the episode. ;-)

​@@peterkowlessar7823 Shame she passed away resently

@@veganath Blasphemy, adultery, homosexuality are non-violent? Lucifer couldn't have said it better. Wow.

Is Robert depicting a Muslim in space in this series?

Thank you

They understandably had a limited budget, but it was good enough to draw me in.

I think it's better than fan film grade, comparable to STTOS. Very well done!

I have missed her for a long time and didn't realize it until now.

What you don't get is this is His Baby, Mr Sci Fi has had this one out for a long time, in a teaser trailer something like 3 or 4 years ago, He has done massive amounts of writing for Sci-Fiction TV as well as books and other places, Star Command is being made via his own dream and the monies of people who support his work. Just because you are used to 35 million dollar CGI budgets doesn't make this a fan film grade anything. I'd ask, can you do better? Science Fiction is full of dreamers.

@@ceojr1963 I'll watch every episode of this. It's good!

Someone not liking the production quality of this show has nothing to do with seeing any other project. I get it. I really do but when you work on these types of projects it's imperative to look at your work for what it is. This is rough around the edges in every area and It's boring. Creating a new world and having it look and feel real isn't easy. I know this from personal and active experience.

You ever watch Doctor Who episodes produced in the 80's? The Dalecks had unmodified plungers sticking out their front. So silly.

This was what gave the world Middle-earth. In his youth, Tolkien read the Medieval Romantic/Celtic Fantasies available then, such as the various Arthurian Legends, the works of people such as William Morris, Kenneth Morris (no relation), Evangeline Walton, James Hogg, John Cowper Powys, Lord Dunsany, John Francis Campbell, and so on.... (William Morris specifically was a MAJOR INFLUENCE, where we find the DIRECT ORIGINS of Easterlings, Mirkwood, Southrons, Gandalf, Orcs, and many, many, many other things we find in Middle-earth. Tolkien and his son Christopher both mention William Morris by name as a primary inspiration, and something Tolkien “wanted more of”). And, as he became older (in College/University) he discovered that he had “ran out of such works.” And he states that since he could find no other such works in existence, he would just have to create them himself. Out of this the first concept of the “Fall of Gondolin” arose, and then the Myth of Lethian and Beren (or sometimes “Beorn” at that time), the Precursor to “Beren & Lúthien.” At some point I need to circle back around to Tolkien’s works again, and re-read the Secondary, Tertiary, and External Sources associated with Middle-earth (The History of Middle-earth, Vols I - XII; The Letters of JRRT; The Road to Middle-earth; The City of God - St. Augustine; The Consolidation of Theology/Philosophy - Boethius [these latter two the Foundational Theology and Metaphysical Sources for Middle-earth’s “existence”]; and the various Medieval Romantic/Celtic Fantasies that inspired Tolkien) in order to refresh the understanding of his works, and the “Philosophical and Metaphysical Foundations” that support Middle-earth, giving rise to an explanation for the identity, existence, properties, and so-on of everything IN Middle-earth (Tolkien discusses this in Vol X of THoM-e, pointing out that this “framework” and “Foundation” allows one to “understand,” and usually explain, as well, everything within Middle-earth - He struggled with some aspects that have since been discovered to be necessary consequences/outcomes of Catholic Theology that lead to what have been ruled “Heresies.” Tolkien spent the last 15 to 20 years trying in vain to resolve these paradoxes, contradictions, and the Heresies they inevitably lead to - or as Tolkien would say “Outcomes that are doomed to be from the creation of the Universe”). But this motivation is largely behind every work of creativity.

@@MatthewBaileyBeAfraid Wow! Very enlightening. I thought I was doing good knowing a quarter of that. You'd be great on Quara, answering and counter answering J.R.R. Tolken related questions. Lots on fans on that site, especially about the 1st and 2nd age as well as the pre creation period when the Valar were performing the song/music and creating the universe. By heresy, did you mean the question "Do Orks have souls" and the others that follow...?

GabrielKish No. The issue of Heresy in Middle-earth begins with the “Wells of Varda” and Ungoliantë. Well... Technically it begins even earlier than that, in around the 2nd Century BCE, as a major and fundamental flaw in Catholicism and Christianity as a whole, having to do with what is called “Theodicy” (The “Question of Evil.” What is “Evil?” - With a “Capital-E” - Where does it come from? And most importantly WHY is there Evil). This is a kind of hard thing to cover on KZfaq (or even on Quora, which I occasionally will post to, but given that I currently suffer from two disabilities, one major and physical, the other cognitive and more to do with a failure of character (Having suffered some severe damage from accidents in the late-80s, and again in 1999 that left my left-side in rather sad shape. And just laziness in gathering the appropriate sources and references to produce a credible post/answer on a forum I consider to be unethical, and actually immoral as well, where my own labor, and that of others, is being appropriated for the benefit of others whose own Moral and Ethical Standards are pretty fucking low). And technically these problems existed prior to Catholicism, with the Classical Greeks (Aristotle, Plato, Socrates, and others) pretty much having already covered the ground of trying to claim an “Omnipotent, Loving, Prime Creator” while Evil Exists in the World. It is a claim that is inherently contradictory (all properties CANNOT be simultaneously True). But Catholicism/Christianity inherited this conundrum, and then all of the “Solutions” to the problems arising from the contradictions they insisted on maintaining were subsequently ruled “Heresies” due to what was basically Human Ego, Narcissism, and the desire to maintain power in Europe and the Mediterranean. The Heresy closest to Middle-earth, that Tolkien kept tripping over is called “Manichaeanism.” Manichaeanism is a form of Property Dualism whereby “Good” and “Evil” (The “Capital-G/E” varieties. BTW, pay attention to when Tolkien Capitalizes something. This indicates a “Formal Property/Thing” in Middle-earth that is not the same as the uncapitalized version) are tangible things, that exist in themselves (they are “Ontological,” and “Existential” “Stuff” that you can put in your pocket, have a cup of, bake a cake with, and so on). This is contrary to the Early-Church’s declaration that “Evil” is just the “Absence of Good/God” as set-out by Church Founders such as St. Augustine, Origen, St. Francis, and so on.... OOPS! But the Christian/Catholic God is ALSO “Omnipresent” (He/It - TECHNICALLY God to the Early-Christians was EXPLICITLY MALE... a “He” - exists at every point in the Universe without exception). How then do we have “Evil” as the “Absence of Good/God” if we have an “Omnipresent God.” Again... 300_ years prior to the existence of Christianity the Greek Philosophers had already spelled out the problem with this version of “God” and “Good/Evil.” But to make matters worse, Tolkien knowingly introduces Manichaean Dualism into Middle-earth while trying to call it “Something “Else”.” This is first revealed to Tolkien’s readers in the “Wells of Varda” (“Light” that is a “Physical Thing” that can be used as a component of Gemstones. That can be contained in great wells surrounding Two Great Trees, from which this “Light” falls as dew. “Light” that can then be “scooped-up” and scattered across the sky to make “Stars”). Following this, we are introduced to a “Darkness” that is more than just the “Absence of light” (

@@MatthewBaileyBeAfraid Awesome answer Matthew! You should save and compile the stuff you write about LOTRS. It's always fun to look back over the years and go "Wow, that was pretty good shit I wrote". I hear you on the injury stuff. I broke my neck and back, brain hemorrhage, etc...etc... (it's a long list of broken bones and pain lol) It's hard but you've gotta fight for your life, cause no one else will as well as you can. For me, pain is a reminder that I've alive. I consider it God's gift to me for all the constant damage I did to myself (even if it wasn't quite my fault most of the time :)

I keep tripping out every time I see her in this... For a fraction of a second when I see her, I keep seeing a headbone around the side of her face.... Really trippy!