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PC-J Entertainment was set up by PIERS COTTEE-JONES (pcjentertainment.com)(TW:@PiersCJ)(LI:@piers-cottee-jones)(IG:@pierscotteejones), formerly a producer at Rigmarole Productions, who's notable credits include Hair (UK Tour), Madagascar (UK Tour), Dark Sublime (Trafalgar Studios) and Pippin (Southwark Playhouse). Piers' desire to ensure that theatre is for all led to Dark Sublime being the first show at Trafalgar Studios to host a relaxed performance, on top of its 2 BSL interpreted performances. Notable credits include: Amélie (Criterion Theatre), Death Drop (Garrick Theatre), A Christmas Carol (Dominion Theatre), Wonderville (Palace Theatre), Treason (Streamed from Cadogan Hall) and The World Goes ‘Round (The Barn Theatre, Cirencester).

PC-J Entertainment was set up by PIERS COTTEE-JONES (pcjentertainment.com)(TW:@PiersCJ)(LI:@piers-cottee-jones)(IG:@pierscotteejones), formerly a producer at Rigmarole Productions, who's notable credits include Hair (UK Tour), Madagascar (UK Tour), Dark Sublime (Trafalgar Studios) and Pippin (Southwark Playhouse). Piers' desire to ensure that theatre is for all led to Dark Sublime being the first show at Trafalgar Studios to host a relaxed performance, on top of its 2 BSL interpreted performances. Notable credits include: Amélie (Criterion Theatre), Death Drop (Garrick Theatre), A Christmas Carol (Dominion Theatre), Wonderville (Palace Theatre), Treason (Streamed from Cadogan Hall) and The World Goes ‘Round (The Barn Theatre, Cirencester).      

Leonor Fini was one of the most prolific and mysterious artists of the 20th century. Her career spans an impressive 67 years, she completed over 1,100 oil paintings, and her art was featured in over 350 international gallery exhibitions during her lifetime. Yet she is virtually unknown to us today. Her art and career are shrouded with the mystery of a sphinx's riddle. This is the story of Leonor Fini, one of the 20th century's great creative geniuses. Visit the companion gallery for this episode: https://mjdorian.com/fini/ --------- If you'd like to become a supporter of Creative Codex and listen to my Kurt Cobain series, head over to: https://www.patreon.com/mjdorian --------- Violin performed by Emily Simone Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emilysimonemusic/ --------- Big thank you to my Shadow-Fam supporters: AKD, Anna Wolff, Aranea Push, Barak Talker, Corey, Clark Price, Clinton King, Dallas O'Kelly, DVM, Glen QuiltSwissy, Hamed Iranmehr, Hilde, Jay, Jen The Atelierista, Jye Marchant, Kayla Dawson, Keith, Kristina Lamour Sansone, Michael Lloyd, Owen McAteer, Rebecca, Robert, Ruben Corona, Sigitas Treciokas, Simon Bonanno, Sowmya Hariharan, Stephanie Neal, Terry W, Viggs Verikas, and Yadie Cisneros. Thank you for your support! --------- Let's connect... Instagram: @mjdorian Twitter: @mjdorian --------- All music written & produced by MJDorian Creative Codex is written & produced by MJDorian All Rights Reserved

It's a definite special type of podcast this week as actress Marina Sirtis joins us for a telephone conversation! Listen as we talk about her reasons for moving back to the UK after 30+ years of living in the States, her West End appearance in Dark Sublime a couple of years ago…and yes, of course there's a little bit of chat about Star Trek: The Next Generation and her recent reprisal of Deanna Troy in Star Trek: Picard. The conversation is all nicely rounded off with some football talk as Marina talks about her love of Spurs we counter with our love of Leeds United. We always love to hear from the foolhardy souls who listen to this podcast so feel free to send any views, comments, questions, criticisms (hopefully not), or outright proclamations of love and adoration in the comments section below or directly via the 5D Website at 5d-blog.com. Also, if you would like to subscribe for free to receive email newsletter updates from 5D then just complete the ‘Subscribe' section on the 5D Website.

Back in 2019 we were joined by Marina Sirtis best known as Counselor Deanna Troi from Star Trek to chat about her upcoming play Dark Sublime and we welcome her back to reflect on the success of the play in London's West End, her return to the Star Trek franchise in Picard and Lower Decks, how life has changed for her professionally and personally since, and much more.

Back in 2019 we were joined by Marina Sirtis best known as Counselor Deanna Troi from Star Trek to chat about her upcoming play Dark Sublime and we welcome her back to reflect on the success of the play in London's West End, her return to the Star Trek franchise in Picard and Lower Decks, how life has changed for her professionally and personally since, and much more.

in this episode I sat down with Andrew, award winning theatre director, LGBTQ+ activist to talk about the state of theatre, working with Marina Sirtis on Dark Sublime, drama behind conventions and also his love towards Star Trek.

We welcome renowned Theatre Director, Andrew Keates, to the Spocklight bridge to discuss one of his favourite episodes of the Star Trek franchise, ‘In the Pale Moonlight’, from Deep Space Nine.   Andrew helps us unpick the homoerotic subtext to the episode, the political commentary of Deep Space Nine and Star Trek as Theatre, while also giving us the inside story on directing Marina Sirtis in hit Play, Dark Sublime.   As usual you can find SPOCKLIGHT on: TWITTER - @spocklightpod INSTAGRAM – @spocklightpod FACEBOOK – https://www.facebook.com/spocklightpod/ EMAIL - spocklightpod@gmail.com Please Follow, like, share and all that good stuff.   You can find Andrew on Twitter @andrewkeates and on Instagram @mrandrewkeates You can find more information about Andrew’s Podcast, The Show People Podcast @ShowPeopleUk on Twitter Credit for our wonderful theme music goes to the incredibly talented, Adam Johnston’s, you can find more of his work at - https://adamjohnstonuk.bandcamp.com/ Our beautiful artwork was created by Stephen Trumble, see more at http://www.stephentrumble.com   

New York... a city pushed to the edge. People pushed to the limit. And no one's got the guts to stop them… apart from Spocklight at the Movies! This episode, we’re covering ‘Death Wish 3’ (Star Trek connection: Marina Sirtis) with Daryl and Jeanette from smashing film podcast, Sudden Double Deep.   Liam decries the gleefully sadistic Death Wish 2, gets nostalgic for the videostore era, wonders how 64-year-old Charles Bronson's punches somehow rivals Superman's and chats up our recent trip to actually SEE Marina Sirtis in the brilliant play, Dark Sublime.   Matt is delighted with sightings of a young Alex Winter and a ridiculous plunger wielding punk, can't help but compare the main villain to Gob Bluth and discusses some of the many problematic details surrounding Sirtis' role as 'Maria'   And guests Daryl and Jeanette provide their expert knowledge on the history of Canon Films, wince at the iffy white saviour tropes, ill-conceived rape scene and depictions of extreme class warfare... and mostly try to work out where all the money was spent.   Join us as we collectively lose our shit and get ever more hysterical at this borderline parody of a movie, complete with cartoonish kills, western-style shootouts, deadly Home Alone traps and the funniest explosion in film history then head straight over to the Sudden Double Deep feed to hear Liam and Matt guesting on their ‘Kingdom of the Spiders’ episode starring William Shatner himself.   As usual you can find SPOCKLIGHT on: TWITTER - @spocklightpod INSTAGRAM – @spocklightpod FACEBOOK – https://www.facebook.com/spocklightpod/ EMAIL - spocklightpod@gmail.com Please Follow, like, share and all that good stuff.   You can find more information about Daryl and Jeanette's brilliant Film podcast, Sudden Double Deep @SDDFilmPodcast on Twitter.  Credit for our wonderful theme music goes to the incredibly talented, Adam Johnston’s, you can find more of his work at - https://adamjohnstonuk.bandcamp.com/ Our beautiful artwork was created by Stephen Trumble, see more at http://www.stephentrumble.com 

Ijesztő babonák, klisés rémmesék elevenednek meg Kirk, Spock és McCoy előtt, akik a Pyris VII előző felderítőcsapata után kutatnak: a legénységet az emberiség közös tudattalattija szorítja sarokba, amikor a bolygón berendezkedett idegenek közül Sylvia túllépi a népe által rábízott küldetés kereteit, és a hazatérés helyett a világunk nyújtotta érzéki tapasztalást, valamint a zsarnok szeszélyeskedést választja. Aktuális témánk az ’Egérfogó’ című epizód. Rövid hírszekció: • Szeptembertől kapható az “Official Guide to Star Trek: The Animated Series”, melyben a rajzfilmsorozat készítéséről, valamint az egyes epizódok hátteréről olvashatnak az érdeklődők. • Attila nemrég ajándékcsomagot kapott a nemzetközi rajongótársaitól, ami a Dark Sublime című színdarabhoz kapcsolódik. A kibeszélő tartalmából: • Mágia, illúzió és fejlett tudomány: az epizódban szereplő idegenek szokatlan módszereit elemezzük, ebből kiindulva pedig a bűvészekről, a szimulált valóságokról, illetve a kvantum-összefonódásról beszélgetünk. • A második évadban ezt az epizódot gyártották le először, de a témája alapján egyértelműen Halloweenre időzítették a megjelenést. Chekov parókája így még egyszer visszatér. • Boszorkányok, fekete macskák és tömlöcök: vajon az emberi tudatalattiban sokszáz év múlva is erősen beidegzettek maradnak a szokásos ijesztő motívumok? • Halloween helyett farsang és kísértetkastély, hálaadási pulyka helyett fasírt, ogre helyett rém: magyar adaptációk a kilencvenes években.

As Yet Unnamed London Theatre  Podcast Dark Sublime Special With T R P Watson  - And Andrew Keates  In this episode we discuss the recent production of Dark Sublime by Michael Dennis   Cast: Marina Sirtis   Kwaku Mills   Jacqueline King   Simon Thorp   Sophie Ward 

This week, we’re Trekking Out a BIG lead on SHORT Treks. Then Michelle Paradise discusses showrunning and writers rooms, and Marina Sirtis talks Deanna Troi - then and now. In Star Trek Online and gaming news, the 2019 Risian Lohlunat Festival is around the corner, “Rise of Discovery” hits consoles, and Star Trek Fleet Command nabs a Star Trek alumni. And in our monthly Astrometrics Report, Dr. Robert Hurt explores the rocky road traveled by the OSIRIS-REx mission to hopefully return a sample of an asteroid to Earth. Of course, as always, before we wrap up the show, we’ll open hailing frequencies for your incoming messages!   This Weeks COMMUNITY QUESTIONS are: If you could Reboot Star Trek: TNG, who would you cast? AND What are you most looking forward to getting during the 2019 Risian Lohlunat Festival? Let us know on social media like Facebook, Twitter, or by visiting our website! TREK IT OUT by Jake Morgan Rebecca Romijin and Ethan Peck Back. Short-ly If you thought Rebecca Romijin’s time as Number One wasn’t LONG enough, or that Ethan Peck met the TALL order of playing Spock, and you wanted more - then you may be happy to hear that they’re likely getting their own SHORT Trek! On May 30th, Writer/Director/Producer Mark Pellington posted an Instagram photo of a Star Trek Discovery Director’s Clapboard with the title “Chaos Theory”, along with the message//QUOTE//Goodbye Toronto. Thanks for an amazing crew and adventure//END QUOTE//. Pellington followed up with a second Instagram photo of himself, on June 30th, flanked by Rebecca Romijin and Ethan Peck, posting //QUOTE//Romijn, Pellington, Peck. Trek Shorts. #chabon #trek #rebeccaromijin #ethan//END QUOTE// While the story, brought to light by Trekmovie.com on June 23rd, may not definitively verify a Spock/Number One Short Trek, the evidence certainly points to “MORE-THAN-LIKELY” Variety’s Showrunner Panel - Michelle Paradise On June 15th, Variety posted a drama panel discussion - A Night in the Writer’s Room - which featured show runners from some of entertainments biggest programs; including “Good Girls”, “The Walking Dead”,”Ozark”,and “Star Trek: Discovery” Michelle Paradise represented the CBS All Access Science Fiction Franchise, and had some interesting insight into Star Trek’s writers room. On the topic of how disagreements are handled, Paradise said //QUOTE//Sometimes, on our show, we find that if someone has a reason for bumping so strongly on something, that there is something we really do need to look at. In Sci-Fi, you can have space and aliens and all sorts of things like that, but it always represents what’s actually happening HERE, and what’s happening in society, and what’s happening culturally. And so if someone is really bumping on something, it may be that there is an angle that the rest of us in the room aren’t quite seeing yet//END QUOTE// On the difference between having a show written before filming and writing a show in the process of filming, Paradise reflected on her time on Ex’s and Oh’s - a show written before filming - and Star Trek: Discovery which writes during production, saying //QUOTE//It’s just tricky. It just makes for a lot of balancing. We try to write as many episodes as we can [...] but inevitably you have to start shooting. And then inevitably, as your doing that, time in the room slows down and then you’re trying to catch up and trying to keep ahead of the train that is coming - right for your face.//END QUOTE// Marina Sirtis Talks Deanna On the day of this recording, June 25th 2019, Marina Sirtis will make her West End debut in the comedy “Dark Sublime”. She spoke with Digital Spy about the production - and of course - Star Trek. Sirtis was asked about “Star Trek: Picard”, and her involvement with the production, to which she reiterated previous statements //QUOTE//If they ask me, I would love to be in it. But I have to be honest, the phone hasn't rung yet, so I'm not holding my breath. But I'd love to do it – as long as I don't have to wear that spacesuit again, because I've put on a bit of weight since then, and I don't fancy going to the fat farm to lose it all again!//END QUOTE// On the possibility of her own TROI Spin-off, Sirtis replied //QUOTE//To be honest, I don't think there's ever going to be a Troi spinoff. I don't think that's going to happen.[...] The reason I'd love to do it is not just because I'd like to resuscitate Troi, because actually I've played her. As far as an acting challenge goes, it's not one, really. I've played her for so long. But I'd just love to work with my mates again, because that was the best time of my life.//END QUOTE// When asked who she would cast as Troi, Sirtis told Digital Spy //QUOTE//I think Mila Kunis would make a good Deanna Troi. I think she's a lovely actress. She's got the right kind of look, and that wouldn't be too much of a stretch for her to play that part.//END QUOTE// THIS WEEK IN STAR TREK HISTORY This week in Star Trek history, we travel to the year 1991 to watch Mr Robot Gleam the Cube in a Will Scarlet-Red uniform. On June 21, 1991, Christian Michael Leonard Hawkins got his Star Trek break, filming as an unnamed Excelsior Communications Officer in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. The then-21 year old actor, a life-long trekkie, got the part thanks to his mother - casting director Mary-Jo Slater - and was better known by his stage name...Christian Slater. Despite this being his first on-screen role with the franchise, Slater had connections to Star Trek prior to the cameo. Slater’s godfather, Michael Zaslow, played science officer Darnell, the first dead crewman in Star Trek history. Zaslow later had a role in TOS’s second season episode, “Mudd’s Women”. Early in his career, Slater teased an interviewer that his signature eyebrows were due to the fact that he had shaved them to look like Mr. Spock, and they hadn’t been right since. The actor admitted later,though, that he regretted the joke, saying people still ask him about the "Halloween costume gone bad". In regards to “The Undiscovered Country”, Slater’s credit, “unnamed Excelsior Communications Officer”, was the same credit given to former-Star Trek Yeoman Grace Lee Whitney and, in the novelization of the film, Slater’s would-be scene was given to Whitney’s character. In a 2017 Interview with Graham Norton, Slater talked about his time on set, and admitted to stealing the uniform he wore in his scene //QUOTE//I stole the costume, by the way. I have it in a box somewhere. It was William Shatner's costume from Star Trek II, actually//END QUOTE//. STAR TREK ONLINE AND GAMING NEWS by Jake Morgan The 2019 Risian Lohlunat Festival! It’s been a long, winter. The cold, the snow, the blood-thirsty enemies trying to mercilessly tear you limb from limb. But fret not, intrepid Starship Captains. It’s time to relax! It’s time for Risa’s annual Lohlunat Festival! That’s right. Starting July 2nd and running through August 15th, you’ll be able to hit the soft sand beaches of Risa to collect Lohlunat favors and Prize Vouchers (2019) - and you’ll be able to play whether you’re on the PC, Playstation 4, or XBox One! This years Festival is jam-packed with new items, including new baseball uniforms, floaters, and powerboards featuring the “Bozeman Titans” and “Deneb V Slime Devils” team designs, Discovery inspired food consumables - like Jippers for sipping on the beach, Sport-inspired Audio Space Emotes, A Baseball ground device, and the ALL-NEW Team-Themed Vanity Shields which feature the colors of your favorite Star Trek baseball teams. You’re also warned to keep your food stores safe, lest you breed a new species of baseball...er tribble. To purchase these new items, you’ll need Lohlunat favors - and to obtain said Lohlunat favors, you’ll need to Powerboard race, compete in the Biathlon, Horga’hn hunt, scavenge with Sovak, and “do the snake” at the dance party. The real prize, though, is the Upgraded TIER 6 Risian Corvette. As of this recording, no stats have been released, but the Risian Lohlunat Festival blog teases that the upgraded ship will be “speedy” and //QUOTE//include a brand new ship-related feature that we’re excited to reveal//END QUOTE// “Rise of Discovery” Is Now LIVE On Console! Console Captains, your wait for Star Trek Online’s latest expansion - Rise of Discovery - is finally over! Launching June 25th on Xbox One and Playstation 4, console Captains can play 2 new featured episodes starring Star Trek: Discovery’s Jason Isaacs as Captain Gabriel Lorca and Rehka Sharma as Commander Ellen Landry. In “The Plausibility of the Possible” and “Impossibility of Reason”, you’ll aid the Buran and her crew in a fight against J’Ula of House Mo’Kai’s forces - both in space and on the frozen Priors World. Captains will also have access to the “Discovery Legends” Reputation. Unlock new traits and equipment, including Burnham's Armor and the Disruptor Wide Angle Dual Heavy Beam Bank, using Discovery legend marks and P.stellaviatori Spore Canister - earned by playing Discovery Task Force Operations. In a blog post on Star Trek Online’s news page, Executive Producer Andre Emerson said //QUOTE//We’ve been running parallel to a Star Trek TV show for the first time in our history, and Rise of Discovery tells the story of a pivotal moment in the lives of both Gabriel Lorca and Ellen Landry. You’ll get to experience the events that brought them both to the first episode of Star Trek: Discovery, and you’ll get to be a part of the story alongside them.//END QUOTE// Top Tip Bailing, Brah You’re on Risa, you’ve got a quiver of the best boards, and you’ve been hitting the waves. It’s glassy and you are ready to drop in and go off, brah. Well young grommet, the Powerboard Race can get choppy. A common trap some of us fall into is overshooting the finish flag, fin chopping our first place finish into a runner up defeat. If you find it near impossible NOT to overshoot the flag, or lag has made it difficult to time the activation properly, the simplest solution is to bail off the board. Here’s how - First, drop the board in your hot bar. To make it easy, assign the board to the position in the tray that activates when the number “1” is depressed. Next, race your way to the finish line! Prior to crossing, aim your board directly at your flag. If you are neck and neck with another racer - and are not confident that you can pull off the maneuver YET - aim for the next highest flag. As you approach the flag and cross the finish line, hit the “1” key. This will remove your board, slowing you down but giving you more control of your character! Continue to move towards the flag if you are too far away. Step 4, hit f until the flag is yours! Finally, celebrate with an emote! This may take a while to perfect, but it will help if you have consistent trouble overshooting the flag! Surfs up, Dudes! Other Gaming News Star Trek Fleet Command Adds Alice Eve as Carol Marcus Star Trek Fleet Command - Scopely’s open world, free-to-play 4X Strategy mobile game - has scored its first Star Trek alumni - Alice EVE. Eve, who portrayed Dr. Carol Marcus in 2013’s “Star Trek: Into Darkness”, is reprising her role as the brilliant scientist in Star Trek Fleet Command, with stories written by prolific Star Trek comic book writer Mike Johnson. Eve shared the news via an Instagram video on June 18th. Star Trek Fleet Command is described as //QUOTE//the first free-roaming multiplayer Star Trek experience to combine role-playing game style progression and real-time battles with enemy ships—all on mobile devices. A fast-paced strategy experience, the game brings players unparalleled access to the Star Trek universe along with an epic narrative that unfolds as they travel to the furthest corners of the galaxy.//END QUOTE//

This week, we're Trekking Out a BIG lead on SHORT Treks. Then Michelle Paradise discusses showrunning and writers rooms, and Marina Sirtis talks Deanna Troi - then and now. In Star Trek Online and gaming news, the 2019 Risian Lohlunat Festival is around the corner, “Rise of Discovery” hits consoles, and Star Trek Fleet Command nabs a Star Trek alumni. And in our monthly Astrometrics Report, Dr. Robert Hurt explores the rocky road traveled by the OSIRIS-REx mission to hopefully return a sample of an asteroid to Earth. Of course, as always, before we wrap up the show, we'll open hailing frequencies for your incoming messages!   This Weeks COMMUNITY QUESTIONS are: If you could Reboot Star Trek: TNG, who would you cast? AND What are you most looking forward to getting during the 2019 Risian Lohlunat Festival? Let us know on social media like Facebook, Twitter, or by visiting our website! TREK IT OUT by Jake Morgan Rebecca Romijin and Ethan Peck Back. Short-ly If you thought Rebecca Romijin's time as Number One wasn't LONG enough, or that Ethan Peck met the TALL order of playing Spock, and you wanted more - then you may be happy to hear that they're likely getting their own SHORT Trek! On May 30th, Writer/Director/Producer Mark Pellington posted an Instagram photo of a Star Trek Discovery Director's Clapboard with the title “Chaos Theory”, along with the message//QUOTE//Goodbye Toronto. Thanks for an amazing crew and adventure//END QUOTE//. Pellington followed up with a second Instagram photo of himself, on June 30th, flanked by Rebecca Romijin and Ethan Peck, posting //QUOTE//Romijn, Pellington, Peck. Trek Shorts. #chabon #trek #rebeccaromijin #ethan//END QUOTE// While the story, brought to light by Trekmovie.com on June 23rd, may not definitively verify a Spock/Number One Short Trek, the evidence certainly points to “MORE-THAN-LIKELY” Variety's Showrunner Panel - Michelle Paradise On June 15th, Variety posted a drama panel discussion - A Night in the Writer's Room - which featured show runners from some of entertainments biggest programs; including “Good Girls”, “The Walking Dead”,”Ozark”,and “Star Trek: Discovery” Michelle Paradise represented the CBS All Access Science Fiction Franchise, and had some interesting insight into Star Trek's writers room. On the topic of how disagreements are handled, Paradise said //QUOTE//Sometimes, on our show, we find that if someone has a reason for bumping so strongly on something, that there is something we really do need to look at. In Sci-Fi, you can have space and aliens and all sorts of things like that, but it always represents what's actually happening HERE, and what's happening in society, and what's happening culturally. And so if someone is really bumping on something, it may be that there is an angle that the rest of us in the room aren't quite seeing yet//END QUOTE// On the difference between having a show written before filming and writing a show in the process of filming, Paradise reflected on her time on Ex's and Oh's - a show written before filming - and Star Trek: Discovery which writes during production, saying //QUOTE//It's just tricky. It just makes for a lot of balancing. We try to write as many episodes as we can [...] but inevitably you have to start shooting. And then inevitably, as your doing that, time in the room slows down and then you're trying to catch up and trying to keep ahead of the train that is coming - right for your face.//END QUOTE// Marina Sirtis Talks Deanna On the day of this recording, June 25th 2019, Marina Sirtis will make her West End debut in the comedy “Dark Sublime”. She spoke with Digital Spy about the production - and of course - Star Trek. Sirtis was asked about “Star Trek: Picard”, and her involvement with the production, to which she reiterated previous statements //QUOTE//If they ask me, I would love to be in it. But I have to be honest, the phone hasn't rung yet, so I'm not holding my breath. But I'd love to do it – as long as I don't have to wear that spacesuit again, because I've put on a bit of weight since then, and I don't fancy going to the fat farm to lose it all again!//END QUOTE// On the possibility of her own TROI Spin-off, Sirtis replied //QUOTE//To be honest, I don't think there's ever going to be a Troi spinoff. I don't think that's going to happen.[...] The reason I'd love to do it is not just because I'd like to resuscitate Troi, because actually I've played her. As far as an acting challenge goes, it's not one, really. I've played her for so long. But I'd just love to work with my mates again, because that was the best time of my life.//END QUOTE// When asked who she would cast as Troi, Sirtis told Digital Spy //QUOTE//I think Mila Kunis would make a good Deanna Troi. I think she's a lovely actress. She's got the right kind of look, and that wouldn't be too much of a stretch for her to play that part.//END QUOTE// THIS WEEK IN STAR TREK HISTORY This week in Star Trek history, we travel to the year 1991 to watch Mr Robot Gleam the Cube in a Will Scarlet-Red uniform. On June 21, 1991, Christian Michael Leonard Hawkins got his Star Trek break, filming as an unnamed Excelsior Communications Officer in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. The then-21 year old actor, a life-long trekkie, got the part thanks to his mother - casting director Mary-Jo Slater - and was better known by his stage name...Christian Slater. Despite this being his first on-screen role with the franchise, Slater had connections to Star Trek prior to the cameo. Slater's godfather, Michael Zaslow, played science officer Darnell, the first dead crewman in Star Trek history. Zaslow later had a role in TOS's second season episode, “Mudd's Women”. Early in his career, Slater teased an interviewer that his signature eyebrows were due to the fact that he had shaved them to look like Mr. Spock, and they hadn't been right since. The actor admitted later,though, that he regretted the joke, saying people still ask him about the "Halloween costume gone bad". In regards to “The Undiscovered Country”, Slater's credit, “unnamed Excelsior Communications Officer”, was the same credit given to former-Star Trek Yeoman Grace Lee Whitney and, in the novelization of the film, Slater's would-be scene was given to Whitney's character. In a 2017 Interview with Graham Norton, Slater talked about his time on set, and admitted to stealing the uniform he wore in his scene //QUOTE//I stole the costume, by the way. I have it in a box somewhere. It was William Shatner's costume from Star Trek II, actually//END QUOTE//. STAR TREK ONLINE AND GAMING NEWS by Jake Morgan The 2019 Risian Lohlunat Festival! It's been a long, winter. The cold, the snow, the blood-thirsty enemies trying to mercilessly tear you limb from limb. But fret not, intrepid Starship Captains. It's time to relax! It's time for Risa's annual Lohlunat Festival! That's right. Starting July 2nd and running through August 15th, you'll be able to hit the soft sand beaches of Risa to collect Lohlunat favors and Prize Vouchers (2019) - and you'll be able to play whether you're on the PC, Playstation 4, or XBox One! This years Festival is jam-packed with new items, including new baseball uniforms, floaters, and powerboards featuring the “Bozeman Titans” and “Deneb V Slime Devils” team designs, Discovery inspired food consumables - like Jippers for sipping on the beach, Sport-inspired Audio Space Emotes, A Baseball ground device, and the ALL-NEW Team-Themed Vanity Shields which feature the colors of your favorite Star Trek baseball teams. You're also warned to keep your food stores safe, lest you breed a new species of baseball...er tribble. To purchase these new items, you'll need Lohlunat favors - and to obtain said Lohlunat favors, you'll need to Powerboard race, compete in the Biathlon, Horga'hn hunt, scavenge with Sovak, and “do the snake” at the dance party. The real prize, though, is the Upgraded TIER 6 Risian Corvette. As of this recording, no stats have been released, but the Risian Lohlunat Festival blog teases that the upgraded ship will be “speedy” and //QUOTE//include a brand new ship-related feature that we're excited to reveal//END QUOTE// “Rise of Discovery” Is Now LIVE On Console! Console Captains, your wait for Star Trek Online's latest expansion - Rise of Discovery - is finally over! Launching June 25th on Xbox One and Playstation 4, console Captains can play 2 new featured episodes starring Star Trek: Discovery's Jason Isaacs as Captain Gabriel Lorca and Rehka Sharma as Commander Ellen Landry. In “The Plausibility of the Possible” and “Impossibility of Reason”, you'll aid the Buran and her crew in a fight against J'Ula of House Mo'Kai's forces - both in space and on the frozen Priors World. Captains will also have access to the “Discovery Legends” Reputation. Unlock new traits and equipment, including Burnham's Armor and the Disruptor Wide Angle Dual Heavy Beam Bank, using Discovery legend marks and P.stellaviatori Spore Canister - earned by playing Discovery Task Force Operations. In a blog post on Star Trek Online's news page, Executive Producer Andre Emerson said //QUOTE//We've been running parallel to a Star Trek TV show for the first time in our history, and Rise of Discovery tells the story of a pivotal moment in the lives of both Gabriel Lorca and Ellen Landry. You'll get to experience the events that brought them both to the first episode of Star Trek: Discovery, and you'll get to be a part of the story alongside them.//END QUOTE// Top Tip Bailing, Brah You're on Risa, you've got a quiver of the best boards, and you've been hitting the waves. It's glassy and you are ready to drop in and go off, brah. Well young grommet, the Powerboard Race can get choppy. A common trap some of us fall into is overshooting the finish flag, fin chopping our first place finish into a runner up defeat. If you find it near impossible NOT to overshoot the flag, or lag has made it difficult to time the activation properly, the simplest solution is to bail off the board. Here's how - First, drop the board in your hot bar. To make it easy, assign the board to the position in the tray that activates when the number “1” is depressed. Next, race your way to the finish line! Prior to crossing, aim your board directly at your flag. If you are neck and neck with another racer - and are not confident that you can pull off the maneuver YET - aim for the next highest flag. As you approach the flag and cross the finish line, hit the “1” key. This will remove your board, slowing you down but giving you more control of your character! Continue to move towards the flag if you are too far away. Step 4, hit f until the flag is yours! Finally, celebrate with an emote! This may take a while to perfect, but it will help if you have consistent trouble overshooting the flag! Surfs up, Dudes! Other Gaming News Star Trek Fleet Command Adds Alice Eve as Carol Marcus Star Trek Fleet Command - Scopely's open world, free-to-play 4X Strategy mobile game - has scored its first Star Trek alumni - Alice EVE. Eve, who portrayed Dr. Carol Marcus in 2013's “Star Trek: Into Darkness”, is reprising her role as the brilliant scientist in Star Trek Fleet Command, with stories written by prolific Star Trek comic book writer Mike Johnson. Eve shared the news via an Instagram video on June 18th. Star Trek Fleet Command is described as //QUOTE//the first free-roaming multiplayer Star Trek experience to combine role-playing game style progression and real-time battles with enemy ships—all on mobile devices. A fast-paced strategy experience, the game brings players unparalleled access to the Star Trek universe along with an epic narrative that unfolds as they travel to the furthest corners of the galaxy.//END QUOTE//

Featuring: Bianca Del Rio. ‪Faye Tozer. ‬SingEasy. ‪Wicked. ‬Matthew Croke. The Ida Girls. With Andrew Keates. Drew Baker. Steph Parry. Megan Jobling. Charlie McCullagh. Ben Papworth. Lois Morgan Gay‪. Chrissie Perkins. Birdcage. Paul Branch‬. Scott Sutcliffe. Jonathan Dudley. Aimee Fisher. Sam Robinson. Genevieve Taylor. Rhidian Marc. Carl Man. Chiarina Woodall. Hannah Ducharme. Michel Webborn. Actor Awareness LGBTQ+ New writing night. ‪Dark Sublime. Confessions. The Other Palace‬. One Act Festival 2019. Stockwell Playhouse. Present Laughter. The ‪Old Vic. ‬The Globe Midnight Matinee. Twelfth Night. West End Live. Lucie Devine. Jordan Haugh. Russell Haugh. Amy Lovatt. Lewis Snell. Perry O’Bree. The Legs Eleven Gang Show. Miss Moppe. Vinegar Strokes. Jamie Campbell. Courtney Bowman. ‪Sejal Keshwala. Divalution.‬

We talk all about Dark Sublime by Michael Dennis at the Trafalgar Studios that features Mark Gatiss, Marina Sirtis, Kwaku Mills, Jacqueline King, Sophie Ward and Simon Thorp. Dark Sublime runs at The Trafalgar Studios from 25th June to 3rd August.

We talk to Sylvia Noble from Doctor Who, Jacqueline King, about her part in new play 'Dark Sublime' starring Marina Sirtis. We also talk about her time on Doctor Who and reprising Silvia for Big Finish, playing the Prime Minister and treading the boards. All this and Paul Gee had updates on casting for Doctor Who series 12, Pluto TV featuring Classic Who and the 8th Doctor meets the War Master in Big Finish, in this weeks WhoNews. We also feature an interview with Dark Sublime director Andrew Keates. Listen to us every every Friday on http://kryptonradio.com/ at 11am & Midnight BST (UK) / 3am and 4pm Pacific time (US). Other time zones are available! On Podcast shortly after. Gallifrey Stands can be found at on twitter @DoctorSquee, by email GallifreyStandsPodcast@gmail.com, on stitcher, iTunes, The Tangent-Bound Network, Satchel Player & http://gallifreystandspodcast.podbean.com & on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/1481026762176392/ Please support our Pod-Pals too: Indie Mac User www.IndieMacUser.com WhoNews http://www.who-news.com/ ReTrek https://retrek.podbean.com Due South by South East https://www.wonkyspanner.com/podcasts/duesouthbse/rss.xml DisAfterDark http://disafterdark.blogspot.co.uk/ Just give me a few minutes http://justgivemeafewminutes.podomatic.com/ AMAudioMedia http://amaudiomedia.com/ TangentBoundNetwork http://TangentBoundNetwork.com/ Drinking in the Park http://Neilandjohnny.com EMC Network http://www.electronicmediacollective.com/

In the latest 5D Conversation we were delighted to talk with theatre director, Andrew Keates about the upcoming Dark Sublime  - a thrilling debut play by Michael Dennis. The play, featuring the legendary Marina Sirtis (Star Trek: Next Generation) & Mark Gatiss (The League of Gentlemen, Sherlock), is a theatrical love-letter to British sci-fi television which examines the feeling of belonging that comes with finding your place among the outcasts.  In the conversation Andrew talks about his lifelong love of Sci-fi and the theatre. He also talks in depth about the story behind Dark Sublime coming his way, as well as working with Marina & his wonderful cast.

Belerázkódik az univerzum, amikor Lazarus az őrült hasonmásával dulakodik a párhuzamos dimenziók közötti térben, a látványosan sínylődő vendégszereplőnek pedig sokszor le kell gurulnia a sziklák tetejéről, mire az Enterprise legénysége a nézővel együtt felfogja a világegyetemet veszélyeztető probléma természetét. Aktuális adásunkban a ’Lazarus’ című epizódot értelmezzük. Rövid hírszekció: • Chris Hemsworth nem csak a pénz, hanem a történet miatt sem vállalta a negyedik Kelvin mozifilmet: a forgatókönyv nem győzte meg, hogy a karaktere fontos szerephez jutna. • Mit néz Picard kapitány és Data az este folyamán? Természetesen a Dark Sublime színdarabra foglalnak jegyet a hídon. Attila mémjét a produkció Twitter oldalán is megosztották. • A Star Trek rajzfilmsorozat tizedik és tizenegyedik epizódjához is elkészült a rajongói szinkron: vendégünk Kő Gergely, aki a magyar változat eddigi munkálatairól mesél. A kibeszélő tartalmából: • Gene Roddenberry eltávolította az epizódból a Masters hadnagy és Lazarus közötti romantikus szálat: az epizód sajnos teljesen kiüresedett a B plot nélkül, ráadásul a különböző bőrszínű karakterek tévétörténelmi első csókjára is egészen a harmadik évadig kell várnunk. • Párhuzamos univerzumok és hasonmások: az izgalmas koncepció ellenére a technikai megvalósítás és az önismétlés eléggé megnehezíti az epizód élvezhetőségét. A helytálló mondanivaló csupán a vontatott történet végén körvonalazódik. • Amikor a Holl Nándor által megszólaltatott Lazarus önmagával bunyózik, anyag és antianyag találkozik a dimenziók közötti térben: miért nem robban fel egyből a világegyetem, és miért tart örökké a verekedés? • A szikla, ahonnan érdemes újra meg újra lezuhanni: a Star Trek az ’Aréna’ című epizód után ismét visszatért a Vasquez Rock-hoz.

Lee Hutchison and Dallas King review Rocketman and pick their 52 Films By Women recommendations for the week. Lee is then joined by theatre director Andrew Keates and Marina Sirtis (Star Trek: The Next Generation) to talk about their upcoming West End play, Dark Sublime. Oli arrives at the door of Marianne (Sirtis), a fading jobbing actress. He's impatient to make an impression, to make a friend. Marianne knows about waiting – for her turn at something more substantial than a half-remembered role on a cult TV show, for her best friend to see her differently. As Oli forces her back into the past, and a strange, outrageous world she hasn't visited in almost 40 years, Marianne must find her own way into the future – and together they begin to discover what every good relationship needs: time and space. Follow Dark Sublime on twitter @DarkSublimePlay Book Tickets and learn more at www.darksublimeplay.com Commit to their IndieGoGo - IndieGoGo: Dark Sublime Check out Andrew Keates theatre podcast, The Show People NOTE: There is a small audio issue in the final 5 minutes, hopefully this does not disrupt your listening.

Lee Hutchison and Dallas King review Rocketman and pick their 52 Films By Women recommendations for the week. Lee is then joined by theatre director Andrew Keates and Marina Sirtis (Star Trek: The Next Generation) to talk about their upcoming West End play, Dark Sublime. Oli arrives at the door of Marianne (Sirtis), a fading jobbing actress. He’s impatient to make an impression, to make a friend. Marianne knows about waiting – for her turn at something more substantial than a half-remembered role on a cult TV show, for her best friend to see her differently. As Oli forces her back into the past, and a strange, outrageous world she hasn’t visited in almost 40 years, Marianne must find her own way into the future – and together they begin to discover what every good relationship needs: time and space.Follow Dark Sublime on twitter @DarkSublimePlayBook Tickets and learn more at www.darksublimeplay.comCommit to their IndieGoGo - IndieGoGo: Dark Sublime Check out Andrew Keates theatre podcast, The Show People NOTE: There is a small audio issue in the final 5 minutes, hopefully this does not disrupt your listening.

Mosolyogva és tétlenül várja a vének tanácsa az Orgánia békés településeire benyomuló klingon megszállókat, miközben Kirk és Spock ellenállásra buzdítja az erőszakot elutasító lakosságot. Az agresszív hódítók vezetője, Kor parancsnok csodálattal szemléli a felszínen ragadt kapitány fáradhatatlan dacosságát, az elkerülhetetlennek tűnő területi háború azonban váratlan okok miatt fennakadást szenved. A klingonok eredeti sorozatban törénő bemutatkozásáról, vagyis a ’Békeküldetés’ című epizódról beszélgetünk. Rövid hírszekció: • A vég csupán a kezdet: 25 évvel Az új nemzedék utolsó epizódja, az 'All Good Things' után megérkeztek a Picard sorozat első képkockái. A készítők a ‘Family’ és a sorozatzáró epizódból kiindulva az egykori kapitány (és későbbi admirális) családi szőlőbirtokához tértek vissza. • Attila a közelgő Dark Sublime című színdarabról mesél, amiben Marina Sirtis és brit színésztársai egy generációkon átívelő emberi kapcsolatot mutatnak be. A kibeszélő tartalmából: • Minden, amit a klingonokról tudni szeretnél: a különböző maszkok és stílusok mellett az Enterprise sorozat magyarázatát is felelevenítjük az eredeti sorozatban látható emberszerű kinézet kapcsán. • Háború idején nem számít az elsődleges irányelv? Mennyire tekinthető jogosnak Kirk beavatkozása, és mennyire elfogadható az a segítség, amit egy fejletlenebb civilizációnak ajánl? A történet a keleti és nyugati világszemléletet is bemutatja. • Kor parancsnok és Kirk egymás tükörképei a másik oldalon: a klingon vezető emberére talál a kapitányban, akinek hírneve már elterjedt a birodalomban. • Kapcsolat az eredeti sorozat és a Discovery eseményei között: vajon ki lehet a klingon kancellár az orgániai megszállás idején?

This week, stage director Andrew Keates talks about bringing a comedy-drama about a British science fiction TV actor, a fan and the complexities of relationships to the West End, on finding a dream play to work with Marina Sirtis, on the influence of science fiction on his life and perspectives, and so much more. Do science fiction and horror stories performed on stage intrigue or attract you? Let us know! Call 602-635-6976 and leave a message, send Summer an email, or in the comments below!

We sit down (over Skype) with Star Trek legend Marina Sirtis to talk about her new play 'The Dark Sublime', Trek and so much more in an interview originally aired on Re:Trek podcast. Also featuring Paul Gee with news of the next series of Doctor Who in WhoNews and we give our review of UNIT: Incursions from Big Finish in Round Up Reviews. Listen to us every Thursday in podcast form or every Friday on http://kryptonradio.com/ at 11am & Midnight BST (UK) / 3am and 4pm Pacific time (US). Other time zones are available! Gallifrey Stands can be found at on twitter @DoctorSquee, by email GallifreyStandsPodcast@gmail.com, on stitcher, iTunes, The Tangent-Bound Network, Satchel Player & http://gallifreystandspodcast.podbean.com & on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/1481026762176392/ Please support our Pod-Pals too: Indie Mac User www.IndieMacUser.com WhoNews http://www.who-news.com/ ReTrek https://retrek.podbean.com Due South by South East https://www.wonkyspanner.com/podcasts/duesouthbse/rss.xml DisAfterDark http://disafterdark.blogspot.co.uk/ Just give me a few minutes http://justgivemeafewminutes.podomatic.com/ AMAudioMedia http://amaudiomedia.com/ TangentBoundNetwork http://TangentBoundNetwork.com/ Drinking in the Park http://Neilandjohnny.com EMC Network http://www.electronicmediacollective.com/

We get all cultured and head to the theatre for a special conversation with Marina Sirtis and director Andrew Keates about their new play 'Dark Sublime'. We also talk about how Star Trek continues to improve their portrayal of woman, working in LA vs London as an actor and so much more. Listen to ReTrek every Wednesday on Krypton radio (please check local times) and in Podcast every Thursday. Join our Facebook group 'ReTrek' and twitter @ReTrekPod Listen to other other podcasts in the fleet: www.GallifreyStands.com Due South by South East https://www.wonkyspanner.com/podcasts/due-south-south-east/dsbse-ep40-n…  

We get all cultured and head to the theatre for a special conversation with Marina Sirtis and director Andrew Keates about their new play 'Dark Sublime'. We also talk about how Star Trek continues to improve their portrayal of woman, working in LA vs London as an actor and so much more. Listen to ReTrek every Wednesday on Krypton radio (please check local times) and in Podcast every Thursday. Join our Facebook group 'ReTrek' and twitter @ReTrekPod Listen to other other podcasts in the fleet: www.GallifreyStands.com Due South by South East https://www.wonkyspanner.com/podcasts/due-south-south-east/dsbse-ep40-north