Podcasts about building star trek

Gary the Hate Camel presents a podcast with Tech, Kirk, Handy and Boom: Guests: MadamStarGazer (66), PoorCoercion (60), Stratalorian (9) Topics Discussed: 0:00 - Introductions, work avoidance, and truck talk! 4:05 - Latest episode of SNW, and how Tech has missed classic Trek trope style shows. 6:37 - Don't murder children? 8:25 - The world isn't fair, and people suffer. But people generally do the best they can to help when they're able. 14:33 - We go overboard with greed. 17:45 - Some retcon problems. 23:04 - Pike's hair is going to need some management. 27:42 - "Building Star Trek" documentary, and some of the differences in modern versus the original. 34:16 - Where Handy draws the line, and Gorn swamp ass! 35:20 - Star Trek 2? 37:23 - Orville talk, the horror episode! 39:13 - Episode writer was Brannon Braga, which as everybody (nobody but Tech and Brannon) knows is a co-producer of a bunch of Star Trek shows. 39:56 - The dark is too dark! Now let's kill these crewmembers... 45:39 - Scott Grimes played Malloy, who cares about American Dad?!? 48:09 - STFC complaints (this could take a while), though the Holodeck is nice. 58:58 - Scopely customer service issues. 1:01:20 - PvP improvements. 1:04:30 - Yell at Scopely! 1:07:30 - Debate on the game, and if it's still fun, despite the gameplay. 1:18:30 - Are people spending more now than during Covid? 1:20:24 - Feedback from newer servers on spend, and game cost in general. 1:25:21 - STFC suffers from a lack of meaningful and engaging content at this point. 1:26:22 - STFC could implement interesting systems, like Officer or Ship modifications. 1:28:52 - Change gameplay so you can PvP or raid to complete some dailies. 1:30:50 - Taking materials may not fly. 1:33:36 - Game was more engaging without shields, but the game isn't PvP oriented. 1:40:00 - Player marketplace. 1:42:00 - Ticketed events rewards are very meh. 1:45:01 - Handy refuses to talk shit about the alliances he hates. 1:47:18 - Tons of people get angry as fuck about this game, come talk about it!!! Then smack bases! 1:50:00 - Kick 'em while they're down! 1:51:16 - Sound cuts out, and resumes mid-discussion about strength of high level whales against low level ships. 1:53:52 - Combination level and power banding, to improve PvP! And remember...spread the hate! Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trektalkpodcast/?hl=en Visit Trek Talk Discord: https://discord.gg/MKZZhK7CSA for more related Star Trek related content, and to interact with a greater Star Trek Fleet Command community. #STFC #StarTrek #StarTrekFleetCommand #TrekTalkwithTechandKirk

Solo episode going over the Star Trek convention this past Labor Day weekend and a lot of coverage of the documentary and panel for Building Star Trek.

News Star Trek Continues Ep 7 out at SLCCC. “Embracing the Winds” Nicholas Meyer will write the script to the second episode Star Trek: Discovery. Reminder: The Smithsonian Channel will air a special entitled Building Star Trek, which follows the Enterprise restoration, on September 4. Ten Forward: Chris on Twitter: When life has gotten you down, do u have a Trek episode or movie that u watch to pick yourself back up? Star Trek in pop culture: NCIS S12 E5 - Not sure if I already did this one, but if so, it’s worth playing again. 00:50 Episode insight: TNG: Sub Rosa Character insight - Sela Subspace communications

On This Episode of Engage, Jordan welcomes Professor of Physics at NYU and long time Star Trek fan, David Grier! David is part of a team that has developed 5 actual working tractor beams right here in Manhattan! If you like to learn more about David and other scientists turning science fiction into science fact, you can check out "Building Star Trek" on the Smithsoniam Channel Sunday September 4th at 8 P.M. ET.

Timed to the 50th Anniversary of Star Trek, a New TV Special, Building Star Trek, Looks at the Show's Lasting Influence and its Impact on Today's Science and Technology Premiering Sunday September 4th at 8 pm ET/PT on Smithsonian ChannelExecutive Producer Elliott Halpern Joins Ric to Discuss the Current State of Real Technologies First Conceived on the Show Including Warp Drives, Medical Tricorders, Cloaking Devices and Tractor Beams When Star Trek first debuted on September 8, 1966, the world was introduced to a number of alien concepts, such as hand-held communication devices, desktop computers, space shuttles, and touch screens -- technologies that we take for granted today. Meanwhile, a new generation of engineers and scientists are continuing to make Star Trek's visionary technology real, pushing the boundaries of physics with inventions first conceived on the show such as warp drives, medical tricorders, cloaking devices and tractor beams.Smithsonian Channel will celebrate the 50th anniversary of Star Trek with Building Star Trek, a two-hour special that examines the lasting influence the iconic series had on the world, including new scientific innovations and technologies that were inspired by the show. The show also features cast members from the original series and new movies including Nichelle Nichols, Karl Urban and Simon Pegg.To discuss the impact of Star Trek on today's world and the amazing new technologies it has inspired with Ric is Building Star Trek Executive Producer Elliott Halpern. As the owner and creative director of yap films, Elliott has produced, written and/or directed many award-winning films, including Deadly Currents, The Selling of Innocents, and Hollywoodism: Jews Movies and the American Dream. Among his numerous awards are two Emmy® Awards for Investigative Journalism, multiple Gemini Awards, a Genie Award, and the Columbia-Dupont Award of the Columbia University School of Journalism. http://www.smithsonianchannel.com/shows/building-star-trek/0/3436402

News The Smithsonian Channel will air a special entitled Building Star Trek, about the restoration of the Enterprise on September 4 50 years of Star Trek is available on the history channel. Ten Forward: Chris on Twitter: I watched the 50th Trek anniversary show on The History Channel. It said TAS kept Trek alive. Do u agree? Star Trek in pop culture: Outrage. 2009. 00:12 Episode insight - DS9 - Rocks and Shoals Character insight - Board games

News The Smithsonian Channel will air a special entitled Building Star Trek, about the restoration of the Enterprise on September 4 50 years of Star Trek is available on the history channel. Ten Forward: Chris on Twitter: I watched the 50th Trek anniversary show on The History Channel. It said TAS kept Trek alive. Do u agree? Star Trek in pop culture: Outrage. 2009. 00:12 Episode insight - DS9 - Rocks and Shoals Character insight - Board games