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The title says it all. David Gerrold shared his parting words with Gene Roddenberry upon leaving production of Star Trek: The Next Generation. It was a bittersweet moment preceded by conflict. David joins The Trek Files to talk about the state of TNG's production at the time, his frustrations with backstage politics, and the desire to leave on a high note. Don't miss our deep look into the tumult of Star Trek's return to TV with one of the insiders who was there from the start. Document and additional references: Gerrold's Last Memo - May 22, 1987 Affective Memories: How Chance and Theater Saved My Life by Laurence Luckinbill The Trek Files Season 12 on Memory Alpha All episodes and documents: The Trek Files on Memory Alpha Visit the Trekland site for behind-the-scenes access and exclusive merchandise.

The title says it all. David Gerrold shared his parting words with Gene Roddenberry upon leaving production of Star Trek: The Next Generation. It was a bittersweet moment preceded by conflict. David joins The Trek Files to talk about the state of TNG's production at the time, his frustrations with backstage politics, and the desire to leave on a high note. Don't miss our deep look into the tumult of Star Trek's return to TV with one of the insiders who was there from the start. Document and additional references: Gerrold's Last Memo - May 22, 1987 Affective Memories: How Chance and Theater Saved My Life by Laurence Luckinbill The Trek Files Season 12 on Memory Alpha All episodes and documents: The Trek Files on Memory Alpha Visit the Trekland site for behind-the-scenes access and exclusive merchandise.

The title says it all. David Gerrold shared his parting words with Gene Roddenberry upon leaving production of Star Trek: The Next Generation. It was a bittersweet moment preceded by conflict. David joins The Trek Files to talk about the state of TNG's production at the time, his frustrations with backstage politics, and the desire to leave on a high note. Don't miss our deep look into the tumult of Star Trek's return to TV with one of the insiders who was there from the start. Document and additional references: Gerrold's Last Memo - May 22, 1987 Affective Memories: How Chance and Theater Saved My Life by Laurence Luckinbill The Trek Files Season 12 on Memory Alpha All episodes and documents: The Trek Files on Memory Alpha Visit the Trekland site for behind-the-scenes access and exclusive merchandise.

The Enterprise is on a desperate mission to the planet Ardana to secure the consignment of a rare substance called Zenite, which is the only antidote to a botanical plaque that is threatening all life on the planet Merak II. But the promised delivery of the Zenite is delayed when Captain Kirk gets caught in the middle of a class struggle between the allegedly "inferior" cave-dwelling Troglyte miners and the so-called "superior" intellectual society that inhabits the cloud city of Stratos. With time running out, Captain Kirk takes matters into his own hands, which threatens to further the divide between the Troglytes and the Stratos city dwellers, which in effect will threaten to destroy all life on Merak II. "The Cloud Minders" may not represent "Star Trek" at its best, but at this point so late in the 3rd Season -- not to mention so close to the end of the series -- it comes close enough. It's an ambitious episode that features a strong message, notable production values and stellar performances, all of which make "The Cloud Minders" represent a return to form to the values and standards that made "Star Trek" so great in the first place. Following our deep dive of "The Cloud Minders," we're honored to once again be joined for very special interview by writer David Gerrold! In addition to writing the story for "The Cloud Minders," he is perhaps best known in "Star Trek" history for writing its most popular episode, "The Trouble with Tribbles." Gerrold is also the recipient of the 2022 Robert A. Heinlein Award, honoring a lifetime of outstanding achievements in science fiction writing. You can support Enterprise Incidents by making a donation right here (think of it as a "tip jar"): https://anchor.fm/enterpriseincidents You can follow Enterprise Incidents on social media at: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EnterpriseIncidents Twitter: @enterincidents Follow Scott Mantz @moviemantz on Twitter and Instagram Follow Steve Morris @srmorris on Twitter and @srmorris1 on Instagram --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/enterpriseincidents/support

Time for another episode of the podcast, and this time we delve into our favourite sci-fi artificial intelligences. We largely ignore ambulatory A.I., so you won't find much talk of robots or androids here. Instead we try (but don't always succeed) to discuss the type of A.I. that won't chase you down a corridor or strangle you. Among the works mentioned are some Star Treks; some Keith Laumer, Asimov, Clarke and Gerrold; and several classic movies that highlight our human terror at the thought that computers might one day take over. Read more about science fiction's use of artificial intelligence in the Encyclopedia of Science Fiction and the Historical Dictionary of Science Fiction. Other things that pop up in our discussion include: The Best Science Fiction and Fantasy Short Fiction Facebook group Andy Weir's Facebook AMA Is the Gunstar a Better Design than the Starfury? on YouTube Patricia McKillip Fredric Brown We hope you enjoy our discussion - and please let us know your favourite fictional A.I.

Two letters - separated by a few years - aimed at Star Trek fans who wanted to see The Original Series resurrected. While the approach for each is a little different, they are notable for being written by David Gerrold and Andrew Probert (before his Trek career started). Hear what each proposed on this week's show, and be sure to see the original documents at facebook.com/thetrekfiles.

Two letters - separated by a few years - aimed at Star Trek fans who wanted to see The Original Series resurrected. While the approach for each is a little different, they are notable for being written by David Gerrold and Andrew Probert (before his Trek career started). Hear what each proposed on this week's show, and be sure to see the original documents at facebook.com/thetrekfiles.

Two letters - separated by a few years - aimed at Star Trek fans who wanted to see The Original Series resurrected. While the approach for each is a little different, they are notable for being written by David Gerrold and Andrew Probert (before his Trek career started). Hear what each proposed on this week's show, and be sure to see the original documents at facebook.com/thetrekfiles.

Two letters - separated by a few years - aimed at Star Trek fans who wanted to see The Original Series resurrected. While the approach for each is a little different, they are notable for being written by David Gerrold and Andrew Probert (before his Trek career started). Hear what each proposed on this week's show, and be sure to see the original documents at facebook.com/thetrekfiles.

Sürgősségi vészjelzéssel riasztja a K-7 űrállomásra Kirk kapitány legénységét a Föderáció mezőgazdasági megbízottja, hogy az Enterprise erőforrásaival őriztesse az állomáson tárolt gabonát. Míg Kirk a riadó miatt neheztel a feletteseire, egy simlis kereskedő agresszíven nyomuló seftelése kontrollálhatatlan tribbliszaporulatot eredményez az Enterprise és az állomás fedélzetén, miközben a kikapcsolódni vágyó klingon látogatók is feszültséget és kocsmai zavargásokat gerjesztenek. Aktuális adásunk témája a ’Szőrös veszedelem’ című epizód. Rövid hírszekció: • A Voyager 25. évfordulójára keményfedeles könyv és Janeway életrajz érkezik. Hogyan képzeljük el a sorozat méltó megünneplését? • Kitekintésképpen a The Mandalorian előzeteséről is beszélgetünk: a sorozat új lehetőségeket nyit meg Star Wars a franchise számára? • A Ronald D. Moore nevével fémjelzett űrversenyes sci-fi sorozat, a For All Mankind első 3 része már megtekinthető. A kibeszélő tartalmából: • Az epizód népszerűsége ellenére Bob Justman (rendezőasszisztens, később producer) és Fred Freiberger (a harmadik évad producere) nem szerették ezt az epizódot: szerintük a karakterek önmaguk paródiái lesznek, a harsány humor pedig az életszerűség rovására megy, a Star Trek egyszerűen nem vígjáték. Roddenberry maga is komolyabb irányba szerette volna terelni a franchise-t. • Az epizódhoz 500 darab tribbli készült, némelyik motorizált volt, hogy mozoghasson. Később a gyűjtők elkapkodták őket, bár néhányan még hosszú ideig kallódtak a díszletek között. • Az epizód alapját képező forgatókönyv David Gerrold első professzionális munkája, amelyet értékesített. Mivel a Star Trek Joseph Pevney szavaival “halálosan komoly” lett a későbbiekben, Gerrold csak a rajzfilmsorozatban tudta megvalósítani a folytatást. • A tribblik és az epizódban szereplő karakterek későbbi megjelenéséről is beszélgetünk, emellett pedig a klingon ügynök kevésbé vígjátékba illő eredetére és hátterére is kitérünk.

Announcements, upcoming shows Re-broadcast - Russell Bates, David Gerrold, Jose Cepeda, Brian Holloway, Fan Films, Star Trek and Beyond Welcome to Episode 0022 a re-broadcast episode featuring Emmy-winning recipient, Mr. Russell Bates who is known for Star Trek the Animated Series episode, "How Sharper Than a Serpent's Tooth", where the Enterprise Crew runs into a being which once visited Earth, and influenced the Mayan Culture.  Mr. Bates is also known for the TV series, Isis and Porky's II.  He is a Native American and comes from the Kiowa tribe.  We also have, Hugo Nominated, David Gerrold who is credited for several Star Trek Episodes, this includes the most famous episode in the Star Trek franchise, (The Trouble with Tribbles).  Mr. Gerrold is also credited with many fantastic TV shows, (Sliders, Deep Space Nine,Babylon 5, Superboy, The Real Ghostbusters, Logan's Run, Land of the Lost, and more.  In addition, we have Mr. Joe Cepeda who  is the creator and producer of the Star Trek Fan Film Production –Natures Hunger.   iTunes  Twitter  Google App!  Stitcher Radio  Facebook  Youtube Additional guests are Brian Holloway who teaches theater and is the make-up supervisor for the Star Trek Fan Series New Voyages:Phase II.  Mr. Eric L. Watts Master of Ceremonies at the world famous Treklanta a sci-fi con that not only hosts the only Star Trek Fan Film Award show but is the biggest little con in the South.  It is well worth a visit or two.  We have Leslie E Owen, who is a literary agent, writer, editor, and teacher.  Leslie has been writing about Star Trek since 2014 In the light of the increasing amount of Trek news, topics will range from Rihanna, the Fifty-Year Mission; another enterprise ship has been placed in a museum, fan films, the message behind star trek, (cultural and economic changes in star trek from yesterday to today), plus more. Other notable guests in this monthly series will include, George Gonzalez, Russell Bates, Kyle Sullivan, Leslie Owen, Michele Specht, Plus More! Subscribe to this event, this feed will expand up to the show. IF you are a Star Trek fan film creator, we would love to have you as part of the show, all are welcomed. The re-broadcast are on Saturday's. Turkish Star Trek: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rc3CfHfNmXg #StarTrek #Roddenberry #Tribbles #tribblesandtrilobites #StarTrekContinues #MicheleSpecht #RussellBates #LeslieOwen #Trekspertise #trilobites #DeanLyon #UncanneyValley #CGI #Alibaba #FanFilms #Paramount #OTW #organizationoftransformativeworks #Turkey #lawsuits

David Gerrold, influential contemporary sci-fi writer and creator of genre-defining works such as the enduringly popular Star Trek episode, The Trouble With Tribbles, discusses his career across many media platforms to provide unique and valuable insights into the evolution and changing nature of the genre. Gerrold is interviewed by Word Farm Director Joe Palladino. Series: "Carsey-Wolf Center" [Humanities] [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 30866]

David Gerrold, influential contemporary sci-fi writer and creator of genre-defining works such as the enduringly popular Star Trek episode, The Trouble With Tribbles, discusses his career across many media platforms to provide unique and valuable insights into the evolution and changing nature of the genre. Gerrold is interviewed by Word Farm Director Joe Palladino. Series: "Carsey-Wolf Center" [Humanities] [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 30866]

David Gerrold, influential contemporary sci-fi writer and creator of genre-defining works such as the enduringly popular Star Trek episode, The Trouble With Tribbles, discusses his career across many media platforms to provide unique and valuable insights into the evolution and changing nature of the genre. Gerrold is interviewed by Word Farm Director Joe Palladino. Series: "Carsey-Wolf Center" [Humanities] [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 30866]

David Gerrold, influential contemporary sci-fi writer and creator of genre-defining works such as the enduringly popular Star Trek episode, The Trouble With Tribbles, discusses his career across many media platforms to provide unique and valuable insights into the evolution and changing nature of the genre. Gerrold is interviewed by Word Farm Director Joe Palladino. Series: "Carsey-Wolf Center" [Humanities] [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 30866]

Welcome to Episode 0016 featuring Emmy-winning recipient, Mr. Russell Bates who is known for Star Trek the Animated Series episode, "How Sharper Than a Serpent's Tooth", where the Enterprise Crew runs into a being which once visited Earth, and influenced the Mayan Culture.  Mr. Bates is also known for the TV series, Isis and Porky's II.  He is a Native American and comes from the Kiowa tribe.  We also have, Hugo Nominated, David Gerrold who is credited for several Star Trek Episodes, this includes the most famous episode in the Star Trek franchise, (The Trouble with Tribbles).  Mr. Gerrold is also credited with many fantastic TV shows, (Sliders, Deep Space Nine,Babylon 5, Superboy, The Real Ghostbusters, Logan's Run, Land of the Lost, and more.  In addition, we have Mr. Joe Cepeda who  is the creator and producer of the Star Trek Fan Film Production –Natures Hunger.   iTunes  Twitter  Google App!  Stitcher Radio  Facebook  Youtube Additional guests are Brian Holloway who teaches theater and is the make-up supervisor for the Star Trek Fan Series New Voyages:Phase II.  Mr. Eric L. Watts Master of Ceremonies at the world famous Treklanta a sci-fi con that not only hosts the only Star Trek Fan Film Award show but is the biggest little con in the South.  It is well worth a visit or two.  We have Leslie E Owen, who is a literary agent, writer, editor, and teacher.  Leslie has been writing about Star Trek since 2014. -Ok, press play to listen in. In the light of the increasing amount of Trek news, topics will range from Rihanna, the Fifty-Year Mission; another enterprise ship has been placed in a museum, fan films, the message behind star trek, (cultural and economic changes in star trek from yesterday to today), plus more. Other notable guests in this monthly series will include, George Gonzalez, Russell Bates, Kyle Sullivan, Leslie Owen, Michele Specht, Plus More! Subscribe to this event, this feed will expand up to the show. IF you are a Star Trek fan film creator, we would love to have you as part of the show, all are welcomed. The re-broadcast are on Saturday's. Turkish Star Trek: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rc3CfHfNmXg #StarTrek #Roddenberry #Tribbles #tribblesandtrilobites #StarTrekContinues #MicheleSpecht #RussellBates #LeslieOwen #Trekspertise #trilobites #DeanLyon #UncanneyValley #CGI #Alibaba #FanFilms #Paramount #OTW #organizationoftransformativeworks #Turkey #lawsuits

In this episode, author & editor Robert J. Sawyer tells us about getting an early start in adult-level science fiction reading books by David Gerrold and Isaac Asimov. He'll talk about why the original Star Trek was such a great TV series, and share his opinions about how science fiction has evolved and sometimes taken steps backward over the years. We'll also chat with Rob about how well old sf novels hold up, specifically some of the works of Asimov and Arthur C. Clarke. Reflecting on his own writing, Rob will tell us about what he learned from interviewing some of the giants in the field back in the 1980s, how he's tried to synthesize the approaches of Larry Niven and Mike Resnick, and  his reputation for being an optimist. He'll also give us some hints about what to expect from his newest novel, Quantum Night. Our interview took place in August 2015 at Sasquan, the 73rd World Science Fiction Convention in Spokane, Washington. Find out more about Rob and his works at: sfwriter.com  

Quality, not quantity! This week's episode is short and... well, not so sweet, actually, since Travis witnessed basically the worst thing ever awhile back. Nonetheless, he, Mark and Jeff also talk about plenty of geeky and nerdy things to balance it out, including all the new Star Wars toys; the search for extraterrestrial intelligence; Dan Harmon and his work (including Harmontown, Community, and Rick and Morty); and the new Hulu Plus plan. There's also a startling revelation towards the end: Travis would, quite literally, screw himself. We want to hear from you - give us your feedback and maybe we’ll give you a shout-out on the show! Visit us at facebook.com/boycowradio; or on Twitter: @BoyCowRadio! Co-hosted by Travis Richey (@TheTravisRichey) and Mark W. Gray (@RocketPictures). Produced by Jeffrey Gardner (@jeffaplus).

The suspensful conclusion to David Gerrold's tale of a mysterious journey through darkness. Winner of the 2013 Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in Short Fiction.

Part two of David Gerrold's tale of a mysterious journey through darkness. Winner of the 2013 Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in Short Fiction.

Writer David Gerrold takes us on an unsettling journey through darkness. Winner of the 2013 Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in Short Fiction.

David Gerrold is an American science fiction screenwriter and novelist known for his script for the popular original Star Trek episode "The Trouble With Tribbles", for creating the Sleestak race on the TV series Land of the Lost, and for his novelette The Martian Child, which won both Hugo and Nebula awards, and was adapted into a 2007 film starring John Cusack. He wrote episodes of original series' and animated series', and also worked as a story editor on Star Trek: The Next Generation. He left near the end of that series' first season in a dispute with Gene Roddenberry. Gerrold wrote the scripts for the original series' "The Trouble with Tribbles" and its sequel, the animated series' "More Tribbles, More Troubles", as well as The Animated Series episode "Bem". The first of these was nominated for a Hugo Award in the category "Best Dramatic Presentation", which he shared with Joseph Pevney. He provided the story, along with Oliver Crawford, for TOS: "The Cloud Minders". He also provided an uncredited rewrite of the final draft of the script for TOS: "I, Mudd". Join David and host Marc B. Lee for an enchanting evening.

Coming up: Good evening 0:00:41 Far-Fetched Fables 0:01:56 “Horror 101: the Way Forward” 0:02:44 Fiction: “The Geminis” by John Palisano, narrated by Robert Neufeld 0:05:41 Fiction: “Night Train to Paris” by David Gerrold, narrated by Brian Esterson 0:42:16 Pleasant dreams 1:20:02 Pertinent URLs for Show No. 122 Far-Fetched Fables: http://farfetchedfables.com/ “Horror 101: The Way Forward”: http://www.amazon.com/Horror-101-The-Way-Forward-ebook/dp/B00JZJQUYW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1399471157&sr=8-1&keywords=horror+101+the+way+forward John Palisano: http://johnpalisano.wordpress.com Robert Neufeld: https://librivox.org/reader/3912?primary_key=3912&search_category=reader&search_page=1&search_form=get_results David Gerrold: http://www.gerrold.com Brian Esterson: See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

David Gerrold, renown scribe and famous to trekkers and trekkies alike for his TOS episode: "The Trouble With Tribbles", joins us for a live chat! His most recent work is with Star Trek: Phase 2, and there, he wrote "Blood and Fire, Part 1 and 2".

Peace Talks Radio, the series on peacemaking and nonviolent conflict resolution, explores the peace message in the hugely popular original 1960's TV series - STAR TREK. A new Star Trek movie was released in May 2009 that revisits the stories of Capt. Kirk, Spock, Bones and the characters from the original series. This episode ot Peace Talks Radio notes how many stories in the original series thoughtfully explored the themes of war and peace, tolerance, friendship and compassion. When originally released in the turbulent late 1960's, Star Trek stories tackled complex issues that mirrored both the Cold War, the Vietnam War, and the Civil Rights Struggle. Host Paul Ingles talks with Dr. Judith Barad, author of The Ethics of Star Trek and David Gerrold, author of The World of Star Trek and the popular episode "The Trouble With Tribbles." Also, Nichelle Nichols, the actress who played Lt. Uhura, the communications officer, in the original series.

Show #8: David Gerrold's Trouble with Tribbles book, Alternate Kennedys, Paul Hernandez' Star Date, Trek movie rumors, Patrick Stewart and SideStep, DS9's Trials and Tribble-ations