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3 episodes with icheb
Kev and Rob farewell the newly-formed Prodigy crew in episodes 16-20 of season two, then take the opportunity to revisit past instances of children in Star Trek, both stories about children including "Miri" (TOS), "And the Children Shall Lead" (TOS), and "When the Bough Breaks" (TNG), as well as fully-formed characters who are kids including Wesley Crusher, Jake Sisko, Nog, Alexander Rozhenko, Molly O'Brien, Naomi Wildman and Icheb. Finally, they look ahead briefly to the upcoming Starfleet Academy series.PRO 2×16 Acension, Part IIPRO 2×17 BrinkPRO 2×18 Touch of GreyPRO 2×19 Ouroboros, Part IPRO 2×20 Ouroboros, Part IIUtopia PlanitiaStories about kidsTOS 1×11 MiriTOS 3×05 And the Children Shall LeadMelvin BelliTNG 1×16 When the Bough BreaksKid charactersWesley CrusherJake SiskoNogAlexander RozhenkoNaomi WildmanVOY 5×05 Once Upon a TimeStar Trek Voyager: Every Time Seven Says "Naomi Wildman"VOY 7×11 ShatteredMolly O'BrienDS9 6×24 Time's OrphanIcheb(00:00) - Episode 63: Kids (PRO 2×16-20) (02:17) - Plot recap (05:07) - Our review (39:23) - Kids (40:39) - TOS 1×11 Miri (41:58) - TOS 3×05 And the Children Shall Lead (43:53) - TNG 1×16 When the Bough Breaks (45:34) - Wesley Crusher (48:02) - Jake and Nog (50:24) - Alexander (51:15) - Naomi Wildman (58:08) - Molly O'Brien (01:07:20) - Looking ahead to Starfleet Academy Music: Distänt Mind, Brigitte Handley
When Harry Kim talks his way into command of baby's first away mission, his Nick Burns approach to management is doing no one any favors. But when Icheb misunderstands BLT's interest in rock climbing for romance, he tries to let her down easy after blowing up his scanner in a very steamy Jeffries tube. Do starship windows have emergency levers? Who isn't taking advantage of the luxury of cilantro? What's the best part of making lasagne? It's the episode that's hitting all the low notes!Support the production of The Greatest Generation.Friends of DeSoto for Democracy.Friends of DeSoto for Justice. Friends of DeSoto for Labor.Follow The Game of Buttholes: The Will of the Caretaker!Music by Adam Ragusea & Dark MateriaFollow The Greatest Generation on Twitter, and discuss the show using the hashtag #GreatestGen!The Greatest Generation is on YouTube.Facebook group | Subreddit | Discord | WikiSign up for our mailing list!Get a thing at podshop.biz!
When the li'lest Borgs leave Voyager for good, Icheb stays aboard to try to Wesley Crusher his way onto the bridge. But when Seven's cortical node goes on the fritz, her pupil ends up on the trolly tracks where a sacrifice is the only way to save her life. Which body part is the most problematic for gash? What do screenwriting manuals say about Icheb's brother? How many iPads does it take to make a point? It's the episode with a very specific tear dangle!Support the production of The Greatest Generation.Friends of DeSoto for Democracy.Friends of DeSoto for Justice. Friends of DeSoto for Labor.Follow The Game of Buttholes: The Will of the Caretaker!Music by Adam Ragusea & Dark MateriaFollow The Greatest Generation on Twitter, and discuss the show using the hashtag #GreatestGen!The Greatest Generation is on YouTube.Facebook group | Subreddit | Discord | WikiSign up for our mailing list!Get a thing at podshop.biz!
Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the space-time continuum, it's Q2! The exciting sequel to Q (“sequel,” like in a biological sense)! Can Mama Janeway teach Qboy how to act right before the Q authorities blast him out of the galactic narrative? Can Q2's reality-warping powers make Icheb likable? Is “Q2” GOOD… or is it GARBAGE? patreon.com/shadeaux www.shadeauxpublicradio.com
When the Voyager crew tracks down Icheb's parents, Seven's own trauma makes her hesitant to trust them. But when the family reunion escalates from awkward to xenocidal, Captain Janeway changes her mind about needing to let him go. What is the job of adults at a science fair? Is there a fancier name for a sewer pipe? Why do the Borgs hate Yivel? It's the episode that wants to get Seven a pair of Dr. Martens.Support the production of The Greatest Generation.Friends of DeSoto for Democracy.Friends of DeSoto for Justice. Friends of DeSoto for Labor.Follow The Game of Buttholes: The Will of the Caretaker!Music by Adam Ragusea & Dark MateriaFollow The Greatest Generation on Twitter, and discuss the show using the hashtag #GreatestGen!The Greatest Generation is on YouTube.Facebook group | Subreddit | Discord | WikiSign up for our mailing list!Get a thing at podshop.biz!
It's the Seven-centric Voyager medical drama that we didn't know we wanted and still aren't sure that we want! Icheb steps up to the plate when chugging protein shakes fails to fix Seven's malfunctioning Borg whatever. Will she accept Icheb's surprisingly selfless offer of donated parts? Will this finally FINALLY complete Seven's emotional arc? Can the next episode have some fighting in it? Is “Imperfection” GOOD… or is it GARBAGE? patreon.com/shadeaux shadeauxpublicradio.com
The Delta Flyers is a weekly Star Trek: Voyager rewatch & recap podcast hosted by Garrett Wang & Robert Duncan McNeill. Each week Garrett and Robert will rewatch an episode of Voyager starting at the very beginning. This week's episode is Imperfection. Garrett and Robbie recap and discuss the episode, and share their insight as series regulars.Imperfection:To save an ailing Seven of Nine, Icheb secretly performs a dangerous procedure on himself and places his own life in jeopardy.We want to thank everyone who makes this podcast possible, starting with our Executive producers Megan Elise & Rebecca McNeillAnd a special thanks to our Ambassadors, the guests who keep coming back, giving their time and energy into making this podcast better and better with their thoughts, input, and inside knowledge: Lisa Klink, Martha Hackett, Robert Picardo, Ethan Phillips, Robert Beltran, Tim Russ, Roxann Dawson, Kate Mulgrew, Brannon Braga, & Bryan FullerAdditionally we could not make this podcast available without our Co-Executive Producers: Stephanie Baker, Philipp Havrilla, Kelton Rochelle, Liz Scott, Eve England, Sab Ewell, Sarah A Gubbins, Jason M Okun, Luz R., Marie Burgoyne, Daniel de Rooy, Chris Knapp, Michelle Z, Janet K Harlow, Utopia Science Fiction Magazine, Courtney Lucas, Matthew Gravens, Elaine Ferguson, Brian Barrow, Captain Jeremiah Brown, Heidi Mclellan, Rich Gross, Mary Jac Greer, John Espinosa, Deike Hoffmann, Mike Gu, Anna Post, Shannyn Bourke, Vikki Williams, Kelly Brown, Lee Lisle, Mary Beth Lowe, William McEvoy, Sarah Thompson, Samantha Hunter, Holly Smith, Amy Tudor, Adm. Bill "Seoulman" Yu, KMB, Dominic Burgess, Ashley Stokey, Lori Tharpe, Mary Burch, AJC, Nicholaus Russell, Dominique Weidle, Lisa Robinson, Normandy Madden, Joseph Michael Kuhlman, Darryl Cheng, Alex Mednis, AJ Freeburg, Elizabeth Stanton, Kayla Knilans, Barbara S., Tim Beach, Ariana, Meg Johnson, Victor Ling, Shambhavi Kadam, Holly Schmitt, James H. Morrow, Christopher Arzeberger, Megan Chowning, Tae Phoenix, Nicole Anne Toma, Donna Runyon, Nicholas Albano, Daniel O'Brien, Bronwen Duffield, Brandon May, Andrew Duncan, David Buck, Jeremy Mcgraw, Jason Bonnett, Ali S, Danie Crofoot, Ian Ramsey, Feroza Mehta, Michael Dismuke, Jonathan Brooks, Gemma Laidler, Rob Traverse, & Penny LiuAnd our Producers:James Amey, Patrick Carlin, Richard Banaski, Ann Harding, Ann Marie Segal, Chloe E, Nathanial Moon, Carole Patterson, Warren Stine, Jocelyn Pina, Mike Schaible, AJ Provance, Captain Nancy Stout, Claire Deans, Matthew Cutler, Maxine Soloway, Barbara Beck, Species 2571, Mary O'Neal, Aithne Loeblich, Dat Cao, Scott Lakes, Stephen Riegner, Debra Defelice, Tara Polen, Jenna Appleton, Jason Potvin, Cindy Ring, Jason Wang, Gabriel Dominic Girgis, Amber Nighbor, Jamason Isenburg, Mark G Hamilton, Rob Johnson, Maria Rosell, Heather Choe, Michael Bucklin, Lisa Klink, Jennifer Jelf, Justin Weir, Mike Chow, Kevin Hooker, Ryan Benoit, Rachel Shapiro, Eric Kau, Captain Jak Greymoon, David Wei Liu, Clark Ochikubo, David J Manske, Roxane Ray, Amy Rambacher, Jessica B, E.G. Galano, Cindy Holland, Will Forg, Max Wilson, Ryan Tomei, Charlie Faulkner, Estelle Keller, Russell Nemhauser, Lawrence Green, Christian Koch, Lisa Gunn, Lauren Rivers, Shane Pike, Jennifer B, & Dean ChewThank you for your support!“Our creations are protected by copyright, trademark and trade secret laws. Some examples of our creations are the text we use, artwork we create, audio, and video we produce and post. You may not use, reproduce, distribute our creations unless we give you permission. If you have any questions, you can email us at thedeltaflyers@gmail.com.”
In this wide-ranging discussion about a late-period Voyager episode, Ryan and Brady talk about Icheb, Jeri Ryan's ability to elevate material, Neelix's odd food classification, and Star Trek video games.
Sometimes going back to a Star Trek episode can feel like a warm blanket for your soul, and Star Trek: Voyager "Endgame" is no exception. In Admiral Janeway's quest to get her crew home, directives get broken, and history altered -- but was it the right choice? Join in as we unpack it all.
Icheb attends his first class at Starfleet Academy. Chakotay visits his cousin in Ohio and ponders his past, present and future.Episode references:TNG Season 7 - Journey's End VOY Season 2 - TattooVOY Season 3 - Future's End Parts 1 and 2DS9 Season 5 - Blaze of GloryVOY Season 4 - HuntersPodcast is available on iTunes, Spotify and RSS. Click here to download. Please turn OFF any features in your podcast app that removes silence or ‘enhances' the audio.Time Stamps(0:00) - Cadet Icheb(9:56) - Intro Credits(11:43) - Dining in Ashtabula(18:33) - Remember Gul Evek(24:38) - Howl(29:15) - The Wolf(34:46) - Sky Sprits ‘Tahyuni' in the Oneida language means ‘wolf'. Other variations of this word exist, ‘Othahyu:ní', Thahyu:ni or Tahyuni, all pronounced oh-tah-yoo-nee with a short "o" sound.Show Links and CreditsAlso check out my other Star Trek, Star Trek: Reverie podcast here.To join the Patreon for early access to episodes and other perks, donate here: www.patreon.com/voyagerseason8Twitter - https://twitter.com/JonathanJKEmail - crackedbutter@gmail.comInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/voyager_season_eight/Discord - https://discord.gg/tWTKDpZq9NDisclaimer"Star Trek" and all related marks, logos and characters are solely owned by CBS Studios Inc. This fan production is not endorsed by, sponsored by, nor affiliated with CBS, Paramount Pictures, or any other "Star Trek" franchise, and is a non-commercial, not for profit, fan-made audiobook and ebook series intended for recreational use. No alleged independent rights will be asserted against CBS or Paramount Pictures.
The Delta Flyers is a weekly Star Trek: Voyager rewatch & recap podcast hosted by Garrett Wang & Robert Duncan McNeill. Each week Garrett and Robert will rewatch an episode of Voyager starting at the very beginning. This week's episode is Child's Play. Garrett and Robbie recap and discuss the episode, and share their insight as series regulars.Child's Play:Seven suspects that Icheb's parents are not telling the truth about their son's assimilation; one of the Borg children still on board Voyager may hold the key to the mystery.We want to thank everyone who makes this podcast possible, starting with our Executive producers Megan Elise & Rebecca McNeillAnd a special thanks to our Ambassadors, the guests who keep coming back, giving their time and energy into making this podcast better and better with their thoughts, input, and inside knowledge: Lisa Klink, Martha Hackett, Robert Picardo, Ethan Phillips, Robert Beltran, Tim Russ, Roxann Dawson, Kate Mulgrew, Brannon Braga, & Bryan FullerAdditionally we could not make this podcast available without our Co-Executive Producers: Stephanie Baker, Philipp Havrilla, Kelton Rochelle, Liz Scott, Eve England, Sab Ewell, Sarah A Gubbins, Jason M Okun, Luz R., Marie Burgoyne, Daniel de Rooy, Chris Knapp, Janet K Harlow, Utopia Science Fiction Magazine, Courtney Lucas, Matthew Gravens, Elaine Ferguson, Brian Barrow, Captain Jeremiah Brown, Heidi Mclellan, Rich Gross, Mary Jac Greer, John Espinosa, James Zugg, Deike Hoffmann, Mike Gu, Anna Post, Shannyn Bourke, Vikki Williams, Kelly Brown, Lee Lisle, Mary Beth Lowe, William McEvoy, Sarah Thompson, Samantha Hunter, Holly Smith, Amy Tudor, Adm. Bill "Seoulman" Yu, KMB, Dominic Burgess, Ashley Stokey, Lori Tharpe, Mary Burch, Nicholaus Russell, Dominique Weidle, Lisa Robinson, Normandy Madden, Joseph Michael Kuhlman, Darryl Cheng, Alex Mednis, AJ Freeburg, Elizabeth Stanton, Kayla Knilans, Barbara S., Tim Beach, Ariana, Meg Johnson, Victor Ling, Shambhavi Kadam, Holly Schmitt, James H. Morrow, Christopher Arzeberger, Megan Chowning, Tae Phoenix, Nicole Anne Toma, Donna Runyon, Nicholas Albano, Daniel O'Brien, Bronwen Duffield, Brandon May, Andrew Duncan, David Buck, Jeremy Mcgraw, Jason Bonnett, Ali S, Danie Crofoot, Ian Ramsey, Susan V. Gruner, Feroza Mehta, Michael Dismuke, & Jonathan BrooksAnd our Producers:James Amey, Patrick Carlin, Richard Banaski, Ann Harding, Ann Marie Segal, Chloe E, Nathanial Moon, Carole Patterson, Warren Stine, Jocelyn Pina, Mike Schaible, AJ Provance, Captain Nancy Stout, Claire Deans, Matthew Cutler, Maxine Soloway, Joshua L Phillips, Barbara Beck, Species 2571, Aithne Loeblich, Dat Cao, Scott Lakes, Stephen Riegner, Debra Defelice, Tara Polen, Jenna Appleton, Jason Potvin, Cindy Ring, Jason Wang, Gabriel Dominic Girgis, Amber Nighbor, Jamason Isenburg, Mark G Hamilton, Rob Johnson, Maria Rosell, Heather Choe, Michael Bucklin, Lisa Klink, Jennifer Jelf, Justin Weir, Mike Chow, Rachel Shapiro, Eric Kau, Captain Jak Greymoon, David Wei Liu, Clark Ochikubo, David J Manske, Roxane Ray, Amy Rambacher, Jessica B, E.G. Galano, Cindy Holland, Craig M. Nakashian, Will Forg, Max Wilson, Ryan Tomei, Charlie Faulkner, Estelle Keller, Russell Nemhauser, Lawrence Green, Christian Koch, Lisa Gunn, Lauren Rivers, Tarjinder Singh, & Jennifer BatsonThank you for your support!“Our creations are protected by copyright, trademark and trade secret laws. Some examples of our creations are the text we use, artwork we create, audio, and video we produce and post. You may not use, reproduce, distribute our creations unless we give you permission. If you have any questions, you can email us at thedeltaflyers@gmail.com.”
Actor tells me about playing Icheb on Star Trek Voyager and his acting, producing and directing career.
In this promo episode, I share some news and then we attend Icheb's first class at Starfleet Academy.Show Links and CreditsV'Ger Please - InterviewStoned N' Social - PodcastAlso check out my other Star Trek, Star Trek: Reverie podcast here.To join the Patreon for early access to episodes and other perks, donate here: www.patreon.com/voyagerseason8Twitter - https://twitter.com/JonathanJKEmail - crackedbutter@gmail.comInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/voyager_season_eight/Discord - https://discord.gg/tWTKDpZq9NDisclaimer"Star Trek" and all related marks, logos and characters are solely owned by CBS Studios Inc. This fan production is not endorsed by, sponsored by, nor affiliated with CBS, Paramount Pictures, or any other "Star Trek" franchise, and is a non-commercial, not for profit, fan-made audiobook and ebook series intended for recreational use. No alleged independent rights will be asserted against CBS or Paramount Pictures.
Hosts Cam Smith and Tyler Orton weep for Icheb while listing the worst episodes to emerge from the new Trek era. From the bizarre reveal of a certain radioactive Kelpian, to Picard's buried trauma and storybook fantasy gone wrong, the duo highlight which recent stories raised the most red flags. Join our Facebook page for exclusive content such as videos and bonus episodes. And you can also visit our blog, or follow us on Twitter and YouTube! Send any other questions, topic ideas or feedback to subspacetransmissionspod@gmail.com! Related Podcast Episodes: Rediscovering Discovery S2... On Blu-Ray! The Best, Worst, Weirdest & Wildest Moments of 2019 Is Star Trek: Picard Meant to Be Binge-Watched? Short Treks: "Children of Mars" Discovery: "Su'Kal" + "There is a Tide" Join us next week as we chart the evolution of Janeway!
Icheb, one of the new Borg children on board the ship, is reunited with his family. He doesn't particularly care to stay with them at first, but as he comes around to the idea, it is discovered that he was intentionally given to the Borg as a trojan horse, ala Hugh from i, Borg. Thankfully, Voyager rescues him before he can be assimilated for a second time and he becomes a permanent member of the crew. What does Matt think of a new character being added this late? Let's find out.If you're watching with us, the next episode will be on Star Trek: Voyager, Season 7, Critical CareContact the show:email: beammeuppod@gmail.comTwitter: @beammeuppodInstagram: @beammeuppodWebsite: beammeuppod.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/beammeuppod)Support the show
Icheb in the house!!! Special guest Manu Intiraymi beams up for a discussion on this outstanding episode of Star Trek Voyager. When Seven of Nine faces a crisis, it's up to former Borg/Cyber-Teen Icheb to save the day!!! Extra thanks to Dan Deevy (gaaaysinspaaace.org) for making it happen! Follow Manu Intiraymi on Twitter & Instagram: @ManuIntiraymi https://thecircuitfilm.com/ Find all of our links and content here: https://linktr.ee/WerqShop Support the away mission: Patreon: www.patreon.com/WerqShop *Supporters get early access to the video version of 'Fire, Chakotay!'...and oh so much more!* Remember to rate, review, and subscribe! Follow us on Instagram: @mikediamondonline @msmatinga @ericmiamiboo7 'Voyager is available on streaming services ....you don't *have* to have seen the episodes that we get into, but it would probably enrich your experience. Also, Voyager is a hoot! Watch these eps in advance so you know what the hell we're talking about! Star Trek Voyager Season 7 Ep. 2 'Imperfection'
From the depths of early season garbage comes the sequel no one wanted and you didn't ask for - "Q2"! We try our best to talk about this episode in a way that does not fill our you with dread, misery, and lots of jokes about an extra greasy John de Lancie. (Narrator: They failed.)
This week on Episode 528 of Priority One: We delve into the whale-filled washup of the season finale of Lower Decks, Anson Mount discusses literally sitting in the captain's chair, and is that a star on top of the Christmas tree or a Borg baby spray-painted gold? In gaming news, we take a closer look at Star Trek Online's Halloween event, and roll for shield strength in a new release from Star Trek Adventures! TREK IT OUT Edited by Thomas Reynolds What's the Deal With All These Feels, McMahan? By Elio Lleo Mike McMahan, the creator of Star Trek: Lower Decks, isn't resting on his laurels! Nope! After a (generally) well-received Season 2 of the Star Trek animated adventure, McMahan is making the rounds talking about the season–which wrapped last week on October 14th. Sam Stone of Comic Book Resource jumped right in and asked about its unusual villain: the Pakleds. McMahan's explanation: When we were writing the first season, we were in the thick of a pretty dark time across the world–the re-rise of fascism across multiple countries, obviously a lot of politics happening in this country and, not to put too fine a point to it, things that had seemed like a joke in the first place suddenly becoming much more dangerous because we weren't vigilant about it. The Pakleds seemed like a perfect opportunity for that… [This sight gag doesn't work in a podcast app but I stand by it nonetheless–Ed.] Image: ViacomCBS, via Comic Book Resource. Really Be Careful What You Wish For, Mariner What about that incredible cliffhanger? Well according to McMahan, the goal of Season 2 was meant to show Mariner “grappling with themes of betrayal and being left.” Supposedly, Mariner's got some past trauma that we haven't been privy to yet. Nevertheless, McMahan explains that Mariner will start Season 3 struggling to deal with having her mother taken from her. [NOT JUST HER, MIKE–Ed.] When talking with StarTrek.com he explained, “...in the first season we were really creating a family, and in the second season we kind of tested them. And in the finale of the second season, we're dealing with the loss, the family breaking up.” What about our other characters? Well, there seems to be something deeper going on with Rutherford. Something more than just a faulty cybernetic implant. MacMahan tells CBR.com, “... it's about Rutherford. There's stuff about Rutherford that he doesn't even realize and this is his second implant.” They go on to discuss some of the other character dynamics–like the “will they/won't they” tension between Rutherford and Tendi–along with some takeaways McMahan learned from the first two seasons. Mainly that anyone you talk to could secretly be Jeffrey Combs. Anyone. Image: ViacomCBS, via Comic Book Resource. Center Chair, Hot Seat, Call It What You Will By Cat Hough If you have not had a chance to see the new trailer for the upcoming History Channel docu-series The Center Seat: 55 Years of Star Trek, you should definitely trek it out. According to the press release, The Center Seat will be “the ultimate Star Trek documentary that everyone has always wanted, and now they're getting.” Each episode of the series will focus on a different chapter in Star Trek history, starting with the inception of the original Star Trek series at Desilu. But even the trailer features some pretty saucy quotes from the cast and crew of the various shows and movies. https://youtu.be/J_IOHcPuN3Q For example, we hear more from Wil Wheaton, Denise Crosby, Kate Mulgrew and Robert Beltran about their less than ideal working circumstances and for Cirroc Lofton–we hear about his extreme dislike for having to wear the “onesie” uniform while also going through puberty. Nicolas Meyer, writer of The Undiscovered Country, speaks about how much William Shatner hated the script for the movie and the effect that had on, well, pretty much everyone else involved [yeah and you thought Final Frontier was a good idea, now sit down–Ed.] Mmmm. Taste that grain. Image: ViacomCBS, via Deadline. The show doesn't cover any of the new Trek series, but definitely appears to be a comprehensive and detailed exploration of the Star Trek universe over the first 55 years of the show. Created by the Nacelle Company, who also produced Netflix's The Movies That Made Us and The Toys That Made Us, the series is narrated by Dr. Beverly Crusher herself, Gates McFadden, and directed by Nacelle Company founder Brian Volk-Weiss. There's not been an official release date given other than it should premiere sometime this fall. Festivities Will Now Commence By Rosco McQueen It's the most wonderful time of year; when the nanoprobes gently come to rest on ornaments hanging from the boughs of a tree, and assimilation tubules shine in the festive glow of twinkling lights. Christmas is soon upon us, and you can count down to festive assimilation with the 2021 Borg Cube advent calendar. The calendar features 24 Trek gifts behind alcoves (or windows if you prefer) and includes gifts of socks, coasters, and an espresso cup commemorating the first warp speed flight in 2063. It's made by Eaglemoss, the same company who also made a TARDIS-shaped advent calendar for devout Whovians, and is available for purchase now. It could be just the thing to put you in the mood for Picard season 2, with the Borg Queen to feature as part of the time-travelling tale. And speaking of season 2… I hope one of those is an apology to Icheb and Hugh. Image: Eaglemoss. Soji's Sojourn By Rosco McQueen In an interview with Trekmovie.com, Isa Briones spoke about where we find Soji in Picard season 2: a place where she can finally be herself, now that being an android is no longer outlawed. “We're definitely seeing a new kind of level of her evolution as she's coming into her own. She's finally allowed to be who she is and be accepted by the universe, the galaxy, whatever you want to call it. So yeah, we get to see her in this new, more certain place of who she is. And that's very exciting.” The more certain place also has a pool? Jealous. Image: ViacomCBS, via TrekMovie.com The interview covered working under strict COVID conditions, as well as the broader strokes of season two and how it connects to the world we're living in. “There's a big emphasis, I think, on mental health, for sure. We're seeing these characters going through some hard moments and really leaning on each other and prioritizing their own mental health in order to save everyone else. And I think that's a very relatable storyline and a storyline that we need right now.” Your classic Good Cop/Borg Cop dynamic. Image: ViacomCBS, via TrekMovie.com We're All Batty for Strange New Worlds By Rosco McQueen The hype train continues heading towards the station for Strange New Worlds–even Anson Mount starring as Batman in the new DC animated movie Injustice can't stop interviewers from asking about the new series. Either that, or they ask about his starship's extended warranty. Image:ViacomCBS, via SYFY. Mount will play the role of the Dark Knight in the animated adaptation of the video game Injustice, where a traumatized Superman turns evil. In an interview with SYFY Wire, Mount talks about the recording process, and not being the first Christopher Pike to take a turn at Batman. (If you're playing along at home, Bruce Greenwood has voiced Batman a couple of times, and was also the Kelvin Universe's version of one of Starfleet's greatest captains). But when the discussion turned to Strange New Worlds, Mount reinforced the episodic nature of the show, as well as a moment that would give every Trek fan goosebumps. “I was just there as Anson in my own clothes and I sat down in the chair and it was in that moment that I flashed back to playing Star Trek as my make-believe game when I was like eight years old. Something about it was just really strangely emotional for me, and I'm still doing that. I don't even know really how to articulate it, but it's surreal and it's weird... but it's something that I'm so grateful for.” STAR TREK GAMING NEWS Edited by Thomas Reynolds Fanatical Devotion to the Many By Cat Hough Star Trek Online tweeted earlier today that the recent partnership with Fanatical offering in-game bundles to benefit the Boys and Girls Clubs of America raised more than $77,000. Well done, everyone who donated! Cat's Tale of “Cat's Tale” By Cat Hough Well, it's been a week since the “Cat's Tale” Halloween TFO was released, and while it took players a few days to get to know how to navigate the phases of the TFO, it seems that most people are enjoying the mission. As you and your team are first transported to the castle on Pyris VII (or is it Boreth?) the music and lighting definitely set the mood for battling skeletons, witches, skulls and Devidians. In a creepy surprise, you're treated to some Bonnie-Kin voice-over as you make our way downstairs and through the hallways lighting candles–because it's dark in this castle! In the first phase, you are attacked by skeletons, but you can only kill them when they are standing within the circles of candlelight. Some equipment that we highly recommend is the Universal Kit Module - Gravity Containment Unit Mk XII. You can get this kit module as a Tier IV reward from the Discovery reputation; if you use it while you're standing in the circles, then you can just pull those skeletons over to you.
This week on Episode 528 of Priority One: We delve into the whale-filled washup of the season finale of Lower Decks, Anson Mount discusses literally sitting in the captain's chair, and is that a star on top of the Christmas tree or a Borg baby spray-painted gold? In gaming news, we take a closer look at Star Trek Online's Halloween event, and roll for shield strength in a new release from Star Trek Adventures! TREK IT OUT Edited by Thomas Reynolds What's the Deal With All These Feels, McMahan? By Elio Lleo Mike McMahan, the creator of Star Trek: Lower Decks, isn't resting on his laurels! Nope! After a (generally) well-received Season 2 of the Star Trek animated adventure, McMahan is making the rounds talking about the season–which wrapped last week on October 14th. Sam Stone of Comic Book Resource jumped right in and asked about its unusual villain: the Pakleds. McMahan's explanation: When we were writing the first season, we were in the thick of a pretty dark time across the world–the re-rise of fascism across multiple countries, obviously a lot of politics happening in this country and, not to put too fine a point to it, things that had seemed like a joke in the first place suddenly becoming much more dangerous because we weren't vigilant about it. The Pakleds seemed like a perfect opportunity for that… [This sight gag doesn't work in a podcast app but I stand by it nonetheless–Ed.] Image: ViacomCBS, via Comic Book Resource. Really Be Careful What You Wish For, Mariner What about that incredible cliffhanger? Well according to McMahan, the goal of Season 2 was meant to show Mariner “grappling with themes of betrayal and being left.” Supposedly, Mariner's got some past trauma that we haven't been privy to yet. Nevertheless, McMahan explains that Mariner will start Season 3 struggling to deal with having her mother taken from her. [NOT JUST HER, MIKE–Ed.] When talking with StarTrek.com he explained, “...in the first season we were really creating a family, and in the second season we kind of tested them. And in the finale of the second season, we're dealing with the loss, the family breaking up.” What about our other characters? Well, there seems to be something deeper going on with Rutherford. Something more than just a faulty cybernetic implant. MacMahan tells CBR.com, “... it's about Rutherford. There's stuff about Rutherford that he doesn't even realize and this is his second implant.” They go on to discuss some of the other character dynamics–like the “will they/won't they” tension between Rutherford and Tendi–along with some takeaways McMahan learned from the first two seasons. Mainly that anyone you talk to could secretly be Jeffrey Combs. Anyone. Image: ViacomCBS, via Comic Book Resource. Center Chair, Hot Seat, Call It What You Will By Cat Hough If you have not had a chance to see the new trailer for the upcoming History Channel docu-series The Center Seat: 55 Years of Star Trek, you should definitely trek it out. According to the press release, The Center Seat will be “the ultimate Star Trek documentary that everyone has always wanted, and now they're getting.” Each episode of the series will focus on a different chapter in Star Trek history, starting with the inception of the original Star Trek series at Desilu. But even the trailer features some pretty saucy quotes from the cast and crew of the various shows and movies. https://youtu.be/J_IOHcPuN3Q For example, we hear more from Wil Wheaton, Denise Crosby, Kate Mulgrew and Robert Beltran about their less than ideal working circumstances and for Cirroc Lofton–we hear about his extreme dislike for having to wear the “onesie” uniform while also going through puberty. Nicolas Meyer, writer of The Undiscovered Country, speaks about how much William Shatner hated the script for the movie and the effect that had on, well, pretty much everyone else involved [yeah and you thought Final Frontier was a good idea, now sit down–Ed.] Mmmm. Taste that grain. Image: ViacomCBS, via Deadline. The show doesn't cover any of the new Trek series, but definitely appears to be a comprehensive and detailed exploration of the Star Trek universe over the first 55 years of the show. Created by the Nacelle Company, who also produced Netflix's The Movies That Made Us and The Toys That Made Us, the series is narrated by Dr. Beverly Crusher herself, Gates McFadden, and directed by Nacelle Company founder Brian Volk-Weiss. There's not been an official release date given other than it should premiere sometime this fall. Festivities Will Now Commence By Rosco McQueen It's the most wonderful time of year; when the nanoprobes gently come to rest on ornaments hanging from the boughs of a tree, and assimilation tubules shine in the festive glow of twinkling lights. Christmas is soon upon us, and you can count down to festive assimilation with the 2021 Borg Cube advent calendar. The calendar features 24 Trek gifts behind alcoves (or windows if you prefer) and includes gifts of socks, coasters, and an espresso cup commemorating the first warp speed flight in 2063. It's made by Eaglemoss, the same company who also made a TARDIS-shaped advent calendar for devout Whovians, and is available for purchase now. It could be just the thing to put you in the mood for Picard season 2, with the Borg Queen to feature as part of the time-travelling tale. And speaking of season 2… I hope one of those is an apology to Icheb and Hugh. Image: Eaglemoss. Soji's Sojourn By Rosco McQueen In an interview with Trekmovie.com, Isa Briones spoke about where we find Soji in Picard season 2: a place where she can finally be herself, now that being an android is no longer outlawed. “We're definitely seeing a new kind of level of her evolution as she's coming into her own. She's finally allowed to be who she is and be accepted by the universe, the galaxy, whatever you want to call it. So yeah, we get to see her in this new, more certain place of who she is. And that's very exciting.” The more certain place also has a pool? Jealous. Image: ViacomCBS, via TrekMovie.com The interview covered working under strict COVID conditions, as well as the broader strokes of season two and how it connects to the world we're living in. “There's a big emphasis, I think, on mental health, for sure. We're seeing these characters going through some hard moments and really leaning on each other and prioritizing their own mental health in order to save everyone else. And I think that's a very relatable storyline and a storyline that we need right now.” Your classic Good Cop/Borg Cop dynamic. Image: ViacomCBS, via TrekMovie.com We're All Batty for Strange New Worlds By Rosco McQueen The hype train continues heading towards the station for Strange New Worlds–even Anson Mount starring as Batman in the new DC animated movie Injustice can't stop interviewers from asking about the new series. Either that, or they ask about his starship's extended warranty. Image:ViacomCBS, via SYFY. Mount will play the role of the Dark Knight in the animated adaptation of the video game Injustice, where a traumatized Superman turns evil. In an interview with SYFY Wire, Mount talks about the recording process, and not being the first Christopher Pike to take a turn at Batman. (If you're playing along at home, Bruce Greenwood has voiced Batman a couple of times, and was also the Kelvin Universe's version of one of Starfleet's greatest captains). But when the discussion turned to Strange New Worlds, Mount reinforced the episodic nature of the show, as well as a moment that would give every Trek fan goosebumps. “I was just there as Anson in my own clothes and I sat down in the chair and it was in that moment that I flashed back to playing Star Trek as my make-believe game when I was like eight years old. Something about it was just really strangely emotional for me, and I'm still doing that. I don't even know really how to articulate it, but it's surreal and it's weird... but it's something that I'm so grateful for.” STAR TREK GAMING NEWS Edited by Thomas Reynolds Fanatical Devotion to the Many By Cat Hough Star Trek Online tweeted earlier today that the recent partnership with Fanatical offering in-game bundles to benefit the Boys and Girls Clubs of America raised more than $77,000. Well done, everyone who donated! Cat's Tale of “Cat's Tale” By Cat Hough Well, it's been a week since the “Cat's Tale” Halloween TFO was released, and while it took players a few days to get to know how to navigate the phases of the TFO, it seems that most people are enjoying the mission. As you and your team are first transported to the castle on Pyris VII (or is it Boreth?) the music and lighting definitely set the mood for battling skeletons, witches, skulls and Devidians. In a creepy surprise, you're treated to some Bonnie-Kin voice-over as you make our way downstairs and through the hallways lighting candles–because it's dark in this castle! In the first phase, you are attacked by skeletons, but you can only kill them when they are standing within the circles of candlelight. Some equipment that we highly recommend is the Universal Kit Module - Gravity Containment Unit Mk XII. You can get this kit module as a Tier IV reward from the Discovery reputation; if you use it while you're standing in the circles, then you can just pull those skeletons over to you.
Your podcast heroes lay into one of the all time Jabroni circus episodes when they review "Nightingale"! Marvel as we suffer through Starfleet officers lacking adult reasoning skills and Harry Kim being the biggest whiny douche in the quadrant, all while B'Elanna takes a trip to Cougar Town.
Trek TV - The most ambitious Star Trek podcast on the internet!
#98 In this episode of Trek TV we interview Manu Intiraymi; Icheb from Voyager. Tracy and Vaughn host. Visit our website for fan art, news and more!
Trek TV - The most ambitious Star Trek podcast on the internet!
#98 In this episode of Trek TV we interview Manu Intiraymi; Icheb from Voyager. Tracy and Vaughn host. Visit our website for fan art, news and more!
Voyager’s destructive rampage through the quadrant continues in “Collective”, when they run into a boat filled with cyborg murder babies. Your podcast heroes lament missed opportunities and contemplate all the therapy bills they kids are going to rack up.
Tony Robinson chats with actor and writer Manu Intiraymi. Manu gives some fascinating insights into his beloved Star Trek: Voyager character Icheb and discusses how he feels about the way Icheb was treated in Star Trek: Picard.United Federation Of Podcasts is brought to you by listeners like you. Special thanks to these patrons on Patreon whose generous contributions help produce the podcast!Pluto’s OrbitTim CooperKevin ParlagrecoSimon De LucaChrissie De Clerck-SzilagyiTom ElliotMahendran RadhakrishnanVera BibleJustin OserVictor GamboaGreg MolumbyKevin ScharfChristopher LutzAlexander GatesChris TribuzioThad HaitC. Roger McCubbinsYou can become a patron here:https://www.patreon.com/ufpearth
Please join us LIVE, Thursday Night at 7:30pm EDT, as Uncle Jim, Charles ane Erik discuss StarTrek Lower Decks episode 8- "Veritas". What' about Star Trek 4? There's a furry new cast member on Discovery , What did fans think about Icheb's death? We also have Star Trek Birthday's, and fan shout outs, Studio lines will be open (646)668-2433, call, and join the fun. QAPLA'
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Manu Intiraymi appeared as Icheb on 11 episodes of Star Trek Voyager, including the series final "Endgame". He reprised the character in 2015 on the pilot episode for Star Trek: Renegades. In 2017 he returned to Star Trek:Renegades as Jirin, in the two part episode, The Requiem. How did he land the role of Icheb on Star Trek Voyager, what was it like working with Jeri Ryan, and, how did he feel when Icheb was killed on Star Trek Picard? We will also discuss Star Trek Lower Decks. Call (646)668-2433 with your questions. Resistance is Futile.
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Casey King Interview. When the fifth episode of Star Trek: Picard, “Stardust City Rag,” was released, it immediately became one of the most talked about and controversial episodes in Star Trek's 53-year history. A main focus of the discussion and controversy was the first scene, in which Icheb—returned as a Starfleet officer—suffers a brutal dismemberment and a heart-wrenching death. In this episode of The Line, hosts Chrissie De Clerck-Szilagyi and Justin Oser interview Casey King, who plays Icheb in the episode “Stardust City Rag.” We talk with him about acting in one of the most intense scenes in Star Trek: Picard, working with Jonathan Frakes and Jeri Ryan, the fan reaction to Icheb's death, the backstory he created for the character, and much more! Chapters Intro (00:00:00) Starting as an Actor (00:02:05) Casting Process and Preparation (00:04:45) Jonathan Frakes and Jeri Ryan (00:13:41) Reaction to Icheb's Death (00:18:29) Icheb's Backstory (00:23:25) Acting Outside of Star Trek (00:29:45) Dream Movie Work (00:32:28) Hobbies and Interests (00:34:22) Closing (00:46:03) Hosts Chrissie De Clerck-Szilagyi and Justin Oser Guest Casey King Production Chrissie De Clerck-Szilagyi (Editor and Producer) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Producer) Justin Oser (Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) Norman C. Lao (Associate Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Tony Robinson (Show Art)
Casey King Interview. When the fifth episode of Star Trek: Picard, “Stardust City Rag,” was released, it immediately became one of the most talked about and controversial episodes in Star Trek’s 53-year history. A main focus of the discussion and controversy was the first scene, in which Icheb—returned as a Starfleet officer—suffers a brutal dismemberment and a heart-wrenching death. In this episode of The Line, hosts Chrissie De Clerck-Szilagyi and Justin Oser interview Casey King, who plays Icheb in the episode “Stardust City Rag.” We talk with him about acting in one of the most intense scenes in Star Trek: Picard, working with Jonathan Frakes and Jeri Ryan, the fan reaction to Icheb’s death, the backstory he created for the character, and much more! Chapters Intro (00:00:00) Starting as an Actor (00:02:05) Casting Process and Preparation (00:04:45) Jonathan Frakes and Jeri Ryan (00:13:41) Reaction to Icheb’s Death (00:18:29) Icheb’s Backstory (00:23:25) Acting Outside of Star Trek (00:29:45) Dream Movie Work (00:32:28) Hobbies and Interests (00:34:22) Closing (00:46:03) Hosts Chrissie De Clerck-Szilagyi and Justin Oser Guest Casey King Production Chrissie De Clerck-Szilagyi (Editor and Producer) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Producer) Justin Oser (Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) Norman C. Lao (Associate Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Tony Robinson (Show Art)
Star Trek Voyager's Manu Intiraymi played Icheb on the show... When Manu rushed to defend actor Kevin Spacey in 2017, before fully understanding the weight of the accusations - the Star Trek community turned on him. As Manu learned more and apologized - the damage was done. Petitions were created to ban Manu Intiraymi from Star Trek conventions and more, leading to some very dark days. To make matters worse: the actor wasn't brought back to reprise his role on an episode of Star Trek: Picard, and SPOILER ALERT! His character was killed. I wanted to hear Manu's side of things, his take on the state of Star Trek, his feelings on the Picard write off, and more... if you'd like to support Manu, you can follow him on https://twitter.com/ManuIntiraymi or look up and support some of his newer films: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0409430/ If you'd like to support this series and future episodes, please SUBSCRIBE to this channel, or visit http://www.patreon.com/HuggingTheCactus to become a member OR visit http://Uncanceled.com to donate via GoFundMe
Actor tells me about playing Icheb on Star Trek Voyager and his acting, producing and directing career.
This week on the Salty Nerd Podcast, the Salty Crew talks about the first season of HBO's dark sci-fi comedy Avenue 5, and how it actually ended up being pretty good! We also talk about episode 2 of the third season of Westworld, entitled The Winter Line. We then talk about how awful the first season of Star Trek Picard has been and how they disrespected a favorite character from Star Trek Voyager in the latest episode. We round things out with picks from our "Quarantine Watch Lists" where the Salty Crew shares what they're watching while under lockdown from the Coronavirus.Support the show (http://www.saltynerdclub.com)
Join us on Discord Watch the show live on Twitch Support the show on Patreon Our episode review spreadsheet News #TOSSatNight is starting over! The cover art for the next Discovery novel, Die Standing by John Jackson Miller, has been released - preorder now, comes out July 14th You can see it here Ten Forward I think we can all agree that the banter between Spock and McCoy is the best in Trek. Who do you think the 2nd best is? My vote is Odo and Quark. Episode insight: VOY Episode 6x16, Collective Character insight - Bruce Maddox
Welcome to a special series of Trekking Through Compliance, the podcast series inspired by my review of Star Trek, the Original Series. In this special series I am joined by another uber Star Trek maven, Megan Dougherty, co-founder of One Stone Creative. In this series we will review the new television show Picard which is currently streaming on CBS. SPOILER ALERT-Although we will review each episode after it appears, we will discuss each episode in depth. Episode 5, Stardust City Rag. In a flashback, Seven of Nine mercy-kills Icheb, a fellow former Borg drone saved by Voyager, after his Borg implants have been ripped out by the black-marketeer Bjayzl. In the present, La Sirena arrives at Freecloud, where Raffi discovers that Maddox is being held prisoner by Bjayzl, who intends to sell him to the Tal Shiar. Picard's crew plan to recover Maddox by staging a prisoner exchange, with Seven (and her Borg implants) as the bait. When Bjayzl recognizes Seven, Seven drops the charade and reveals her true intention: to kill Bjayzl to avenge Icheb. Picard persuades Seven to relent, and Maddox is safely recovered and beamed to La Sirena. Afterward, Seven returns to Freecloud and kills Bjayzl without Picard's knowledge. In sickbay, Maddox tells Picard what he knows about Soji and Dahj, explaining that he sent them to Earth and the Artifact in order to discover the true motivation behind the synthetics ban. After Picard leaves them alone, Jurati tearfully murders Maddox, saying "If you'd seen what I saw". Meanwhile, Raffi tries to reconnect with her estranged son Gabriel, who is married to and expecting a child with a Romulan woman but is rebuffed and returns to La Sirena. Highlights, speculations and questions include: The humanity of 7/9 (and Picard). Is Picard aging too quickly? What are some of the cookies in this show? Does revenge belong in the Star Trek universe? What is Jurati’s agenda? Is she a plant on the team?
《星际迷航：皮卡德》第一季第 4, 5 集剧评。随着剧情的逐渐展开，上集剧评讨论时的猜测逐渐得到证实。欢迎收听，跟我们一起神预言。"Absolute Candor" PIC 1x04"Stardust City Rag"PIC1x05本期节目录制于20200223，主播：CrazyEMH|深思|胡子|大腐————00:01:38第4集剧情回顾00:01:38 Picard线瓦实提00:21:54 Soji线00:23:37 第4集彩蛋与吐槽讨论巴赫G大调第一号无伴奏大提琴组曲前奏曲（马友友版）00:32:50 第5集剧情回顾00:53:12 第5集彩蛋讨论QuarkMotDabo自治同盟战争00:58:20 第5集感情戏讨论Icheb之死与九之七复仇拉菲母子相见皮卡与拉菲的心心相惜01:09:22 第5集吐槽与讨论打光与道具Freecloud街道外景等星际迷航宇宙观下以往未曾展现的平民化场景地下博格部件交易的买方是谁博格方块作为研究场所背后究竟是什么目的「毁灭者」是否指那些与人无异且觉醒的机器人，机器人觉醒与「毁灭」行为是否与发现号中的Control有关
《星际迷航：皮卡德》第一季第 4, 5 集剧评。随着剧情的逐渐展开，上集剧评讨论时的猜测逐渐得到证实。欢迎收听，跟我们一起神预言。"Absolute Candor" PIC 1x04"Stardust City Rag"PIC1x05本期节目录制于20200223，主播：CrazyEMH|深思|胡子|大腐————00:01:38第4集剧情回顾00:01:38 Picard线瓦实提00:21:54 Soji线00:23:37 第4集彩蛋与吐槽讨论巴赫G大调第一号无伴奏大提琴组曲前奏曲（马友友版）00:32:50 第5集剧情回顾00:53:12 第5集彩蛋讨论QuarkMotDabo自治同盟战争00:58:20 第5集感情戏讨论Icheb之死与九之七复仇拉菲母子相见皮卡与拉菲的心心相惜01:09:22 第5集吐槽与讨论打光与道具Freecloud街道外景等星际迷航宇宙观下以往未曾展现的平民化场景地下博格部件交易的买方是谁博格方块作为研究场所背后究竟是什么目的「毁灭者」是否指那些与人无异且觉醒的机器人，机器人觉醒与「毁灭」行为是否与发现号中的Control有关
《星际迷航：皮卡德》第一季第 4, 5 集剧评。随着剧情的逐渐展开，上集剧评讨论时的猜测逐渐得到证实。欢迎收听，跟我们一起神预言。 "Absolute Candor" PIC 1x04 "Stardust City Rag" PIC 1x05 本期节目录制于20200223，主播：CrazyEMH|深思|胡子|大腐 ———— 00:01:38 第4集剧情回顾 00:01:38 Picard线 瓦实提 00:21:54 Soji线 00:23:37 第4集彩蛋与吐槽讨论 巴赫G大调第一号无伴奏大提琴组曲前奏曲（马友友版） 00:32:50 第5集剧情回顾 00:53:12 第5集彩蛋讨论 Quark Mot Dabo 自治同盟战争 00:58:20 第5集感情戏讨论 Icheb之死与九之七复仇 拉菲母子相见 皮卡与拉菲的心心相惜 01:09:22 第5集吐槽与讨论 打光与道具 Freecloud街道外景等星际迷航宇宙观下以往未曾展现的平民化场景 地下博格部件交易的买方是谁 博格方块作为研究场所背后究竟是什么目的 「毁灭者」是否指那些与人无异且觉醒的机器人，机器人觉醒与「毁灭」行为是否与发现号中的Control有关 ●本台反馈● Email: subspacesignal@qq.com, all frequencies open. 官网：http://trekin.space，官网包含完整且富文本格式的 shownotes 听众交流群：QQ群号 591546843 新浪微博：@迷于星际播客
This week Aron and Paulie bring you a warpcore breach pf Trek News. From VOYAGER news to new Trek content for CBS All Access, there’s a lot of updates. Then, it’s a wild ride to Freecloud in STAR TREK PICARD’S, “Stardust City Rag!” Come for the pimp hat, stay for all the murder.
Our Star Trek Club gets weird with episode 5 of Picard, Stardust City Rag. We chat about our split opinions over the episode, the return of Icheb and Seven of Nine, questionable French accents and Read more…
Set a standard orbit for Freecloud, throw on some weird clothes, and let’s hit the club! It’s time to talk Star Trek: Picard Episode 5 “Stardust City Rag” and the long awaited return of Jeri Ryan and Seven of Nine! We kick things off with a big announcement before providing some spoiler-free thoughts. Then it’s...
This week we chat about some of the trek mech sneak peeks we got from Toy Fair, Icheb's return and subsequent demise, Seven's evolution following that shocking scene in this week's episode, and we also ask the question: Why hasn't Brian Blessed shown up in Trek yet?
Join Amy Nelson and Zach Moore as they discuss the fifth episode of Star Trek: Picard. We talk about Seven’s relationship with Icheb (and Bjayzl), Jurati’s relationship with Maddox (and Rios), and Raffi’s backstory with her son and her addiction. Is there any hope left in the universe? Will we get any answers?United Federation Of Podcasts is brought you to by listeners like you. Special thanks to these patrons on Patreon who's generous contributions help produce the podcast! Bill SmithTom ElliotYou can become a patron here: https://www.patreon.com/ufpearth
For episode 9 of The Star Trek Picard Cast, Brian and Ruthie talk through your feedback on Season 1, Episode 5 of Star Trek: Picard, titled Stardust City Rag. This episode was written by Kirsten Beyer, and it was directed again by Jean-Luc Picard's former Number One, Jonathan Frakes.
This episode caused a lot of commotion. Is this the 7 of 9 show or Picard? Who is Icheb and does it matter to anyone who wasn't a fan of Voyager? Is the opening a bad thing to watch with your mom? Easter eggs are discussed. Glen has some questions about the economics of Borg reclamation, and Sean is having none of it.
Star Trek Discovery Podcast, featuring Picard and Lower Decks
For episode 9 of The Star Trek Picard Cast, Brian and Ruthie talk through your feedback on Season 1, Episode 5 of Star Trek: Picard, titled Stardust City Rag. This episode was written by Kirsten Beyer, and it was directed again by Jean-Luc Picard's former Number One, Jonathan Frakes.
Star Trek: Picard – Season 1 Episode 5 – Stardust City Rag We’re back with extensive coverage of the fifth episode of Star Trek: Picard, Season 1 Episode 5, titled Stardust City Rag. This episode was written by Kirsten Beyer, and it was directed again by Jean-Luc Picard’s former Number One, Jonathan Frakes. Fred’s Pics! Fred from The Netherlands was kind enough to send us images for this episode, and we used many of them here! We have additional feedback for the first four episodes… We have feedback for the premiere episode, S1E2 Maps and Legends, S1E3 The End is the Beginning. and S1E4 Absolute Candor. Discussion about Stardust City Rag begins at 36 minutes 22 seconds. We have used chapters again this week. If your podcast app supports them, it will allow you to skip ahead to the section you want easier. Chapters: 00:00:17 Intro00:01:35 Feedback for Prior Episodes00:36:22 About Stardust City Rag00:37:33 Spot the 4700:37:48 Ratings00:43:52 Yesses00:59:06 Nos01:17:28 Not Good Enough!01:31:59 Feedback Section02:18:58 Shipwide Announcements – News & Info02:24:09 Wrap Up We have done another Patreon call… We recorded another Patreon call on Saturday, February 22nd to discuss a couple of things. Ruthie attended a screening of Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan with William Shatner as the guest of honor. I read the new Star Trek: Picard novel, The Last Best Hope. We’ll discuss that, as well as the first five episodes of Picard. If you want to listen in, sign up to our Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/brianandruthie for as little as $1/month and you’ll get access! And now for the pics! Icheb’s eye extraction. – STPC 009 – Star Trek: Picard S1E5 (02:18)
Nachdem sie auf dem Planeten Vashti Space-Legolas abgeholt haben, beamen sich Eve und Adrians auf ihr Schiff "La Sirena" und fliegen zusammen nach Space Vegas, wo sie sich als französische Piraten verkleiden und in Quarks Bar Tranya trinken gehen. Helau! Alaaf! Qapla' und Jolan Tru! Außerdem besprechen sie natürlich die Folgen 4 & 5 von "Star Trek: Picard" und lesen eure spannenden Kommentar-Transmissionen. Mit Spoilern! Intro music: https://soundcloud.com/william-j-lepetomane/astro-twist Ansehen könnt ihr euch "Star Trek: Picard" hier bei Amazon Prime: smile.amazon.de/gp/video/detail/B083SS4NTF/ Voyager-Folgen mit Icheb und Seven: VOY 6.16 Collective VOY 6.19 Child's Play VOY 7.02 Imperfection Timecodes: 0:09:55 Datenbankzugriff 0:21:16 Icheb-Infos 0:53:05 Theorien 1:03:16 Unbekannte Signale aus dem Internet
Star Trek Discovery Podcast, featuring Picard and Lower Decks
Star Trek: Picard – Season 1 Episode 5 – Stardust City Rag We’re back with extensive coverage of the fifth episode of Star Trek: Picard, Season 1 Episode 5, titled Stardust City Rag. This episode was written by Kirsten Beyer, and it was directed again by Jean-Luc Picard’s former Number One, Jonathan Frakes. Fred’s Pics! Fred from The Netherlands was kind enough to send us images for this episode, and we used many of them here! We have additional feedback for the first four episodes… We have feedback for the premiere episode, S1E2 Maps and Legends, S1E3 The End is the Beginning. and S1E4 Absolute Candor. Discussion about Stardust City Rag begins at 36 minutes 22 seconds. We have used chapters again this week. If your podcast app supports them, it will allow you to skip ahead to the section you want easier. Chapters: 00:00:17 Intro00:01:35 Feedback for Prior Episodes00:36:22 About Stardust City Rag00:37:33 Spot the 4700:37:48 Ratings00:43:52 Yesses00:59:06 Nos01:17:28 Not Good Enough!01:31:59 Feedback Section02:18:58 Shipwide Announcements – News & Info02:24:09 Wrap Up We have done another Patreon call… We recorded another Patreon call on Saturday, February 22nd to discuss a couple of things. Ruthie attended a screening of Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan with William Shatner as the guest of honor. I read the new Star Trek: Picard novel, The Last Best Hope. We’ll discuss that, as well as the first five episodes of Picard. If you want to listen in, sign up to our Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/brianandruthie for as little as $1/month and you’ll get access! And now for the pics! Icheb’s eye extraction. – STPC 009 – Star Trek: Picard S1E5 (02:18)
Star Trek: Picard – Season 1 Episode 5 – Stardust City Rag We’re back with extensive coverage of the fifth episode of Star Trek: Picard, Season 1 Episode 5, titled Stardust City Rag. This episode was written by Kirsten Beyer, and it was directed again by Jean-Luc Picard’s former Number One, Jonathan Frakes. Fred’s Pics! Fred from The Netherlands was kind enough to send us images for this episode, and we used many of them here! We have additional feedback for the first four episodes… We have feedback for the premiere episode, S1E2 Maps and Legends, S1E3 The End is the Beginning. and S1E4 Absolute Candor. Discussion about Stardust City Rag begins at 36 minutes 22 seconds. We have used chapters again this week. If your podcast app supports them, it will allow you to skip ahead to the section you want easier. Chapters: 00:00:17 Intro00:01:35 Feedback for Prior Episodes00:36:22 About Stardust City Rag00:37:33 Spot the 4700:37:48 Ratings00:43:52 Yesses00:59:06 Nos01:17:28 Not Good Enough!01:31:59 Feedback Section02:18:58 Shipwide Announcements – News & Info02:24:09 Wrap Up We have done another Patreon call… We recorded another Patreon call on Saturday, February 22nd to discuss a couple of things. Ruthie attended a screening of Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan with William Shatner as the guest of honor. I read the new Star Trek: Picard novel, The Last Best Hope. We’ll discuss that, as well as the first five episodes of Picard. If you want to listen in, sign up to our Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/brianandruthie for as little as $1/month and you’ll get access! And now for the pics! Icheb’s eye extraction. – STPC 009 – Star Trek: Picard S1E5 (02:18)
For episode 9 of The Star Trek Picard Cast, Brian and Ruthie talk through your feedback on Season 1, Episode 5 of Star Trek: Picard, titled Stardust City Rag. This episode was written by Kirsten Beyer, and it was directed again by Jean-Luc Picard's former Number One, Jonathan Frakes.
Míg Picard Dr. Maddox miatt látogatja meg a Freecloudot, Raffit a függősége miatt elveszített családja, Hetest pedig a csillapíthatatlan bosszúvágy vezeti a kétes üzletek és alvilági szereplők díszes paradicsomába. Ahhoz, hogy mindenki elérje a célját, a legénység egy trükkös elvegyülés tervét dolgozza ki, melynek a jól szervezett álcák és fedőszemélyiségek, valamint egy hibátlan színjáték végrehajtása képezik az alapját. Aktuális adásunkban a ’Stardust City Rag’ című epizódról beszélünk. Rövid hírszekció: • Közeledik A Kapcsolatfelvétel Napja, ahol Dave, Magdi és Brandon Hackett a transzhumanizmusról és a Star Trekről fognak beszélgetni. • Befejeződött a Discovery harmadik évadának forgatása, vagy mégsem? Promóciós képek tűntek fel az interneten, amik aztán gyorsan el is tűntek. A kibeszélő tartalmából: • Hétkilenced és a Fenris Rangerek: nem teljesen ilyen visszatérésre számítottunk, ezzel párhuzamosan Picard is teljesen kiesett a karakteréből. Kirsten Beyer nem érzett rá a sorozat tempójára? • Ichebet és Maddoxot új színészek keltik életre: Icheb esetén nem keresték fel Manu Intiraymit, aki már a Renegadesben is szívesen visszatért a karakterhez. Brian Brophynak már 2014-ben véget ért az IMDB listája, valószínűleg már nem kapható film- és sorozatszerepekre. • Manu Intiraymi egyébként twitteren számolt be pont az epizód premierje előtt pár nappal, február 17-én, hogy kereken 20 évvel ezelőtt találkoztunk először Ichebbel, (VOY 6x16 "Collective"). • Mi lehet Dr. Jurati valódi szándéka? Beépített ember, vagy csupán külső fenyegetés, esetleg megtévesztés hatására cselekszik?
Things get serious in the 5th episode of Star Trek Picard. There's a lot to talk about, I dig deep. What a fascinating mixture of brutality, darkness, and light-hearted adventure. We get to spend some time with Seven of Nine, and finally catch up with Bruce Maddox. But there's a lot lurking in background here. This episode has it all. Laughs, triumph, drama, and heart-break. ----more---- ----more----Transcript Welcome to Nerd Heaven. I’m Adam David Collings, the author of Jewel of The Stars. And I am a nerd. This is episode 15 of the podcast. Today, we’re discussing the fifth episode of Star Trek Picard, Stardust City Rag. The description on Memory Alpha reads The La Sirena crew begins an unpredictable and lively expedition on Freecloud to search for Bruce Maddox. When they learn that Maddox has found himself in a precarious situation, a familiar face offers her assistance. This episode was written by Kirsten Beyer, directed by Jonathan Frakes And it first aired on the 20th of February 2020. Make it so. In America, CBS All Access have been showing little “Next week on Star Trek Picard” clips. We don’t see those in Australia on Amazon Prime, but a few screen captures usually make their way to the internet. I’d seen images of Picard wearing an eye patch and Rios in a silly hat. I was prepared for this to be a very silly cheese-fest. I was prepared to not like it. Well, imagine my surprise when we were served up what is probably the darkest episode of the show so far. Notice also that we didn’t once cut to Soji and Narak on the cube. Last week, they spent some time over there, but that plot wasn’t really advancing. This time, I think they made the good decision to just focus on Picard and crew. IF nothing is happening with the other plot right now, then let’s just not cut over there. And there was plenty happening with Picard and his new crew. The episode begins, as always, with a flashback. A former borg drone is having his implants rather violently removed from his body. And surprise surprise, it’s Icheb! I picked it up from the shape of his nose. I said to my wife, “I think that’s Icheb.” Then, when we saw the shape of the implants that had been removed from around his eye, it was confirmed. I had such mixed emotions during this scene. I was so excited to see Icheb back. Great to see that he fulfilled his dream of becoming a Starfleet officer. I’ll bet he was a fantastic one. But then the very real sorrow when he died. That was so sad. I always liked Icheb, so it was heart-breaking to see his story end this way. But what a powerful scene. It had so much more emotional resonance because it was a character we knew and loved. Icheb was like a son to Seven. She calls him “my child” as he dies. We just know that she’s going to get some payback for this heinous crime. And it sure was heinous. They did all this to him without anaesthetic, and then left him to die slowly. Seven is left with little choice but to put him out of his misery with a phaser. For them to be that monstrous is almost cartoonishly evil. It was a pretty bold move to kill off a beloved character in such a brutal way. And while, he was never in the opening credits, Icheb probably got more character development in the year and a half he was on Voyager than Harry Kim and Chakotay together. It wasn’t the original actor playing him. That’s a shame, but it worked for me anyway. We’ve already seen another actor play Icheb at around this age in the Voyager episode Shattered. We can be sad that Icheb came back for a few seconds only to die like this, but I think it makes me appreciate his journey up to this point all the more. Iheb was assimilated as a child, because of uncaring parents who wanted to use him as a weapon. He was doomed to spend his entire life as a drone. But then Voyager rescued him. And because of that, he got to have a life. He got to grow up. He got to pursue a career in Starfleet. He got to make a difference. And most of all, he got to know what it’s like to be loved. He had a family. He had a mother-figure in Seven. His life may have been short and it may have ended badly, but he had a full life, one he never would have had if Voyager hadn’t rescued him from that cube. Also, did you notice the line where the doctor asks “Where’s your cortical node, Buddy? Gotta be in there somewhere.” That was a very nice touch, and is of course, a reference to the Voyager episode imperfection. I’m talking about this first scene a lot because it had a big impact on me. And honestly, I’m still sorting out all the emotions it has made me feel. But that means the writers did their job well. This made me feel deeply, and that’s what a writer is supposed to do. That’s their job. But before we leave this scene, we need to acknowledge that this has got to be the most violent scene we have ever seen on any Star Trek. It was graphic. It was horrific. If the swear words weren’t enough of a hint, we have no doubt now that this is firmly an adult show. Then we jump to almost present day. We meet up with Bruce Maddox. Finally. Again, it’s not the original actor, which is a tremendous shame. But I’m sure they tried. He’s played here by John Ales. It’s been a long time so I guess I can accept that a much older Bruce could look like this. He’s been in hiding and his meeting with a woman called Bjayzl. If you had a keen ear you’d have noticed the evil doctor in the previous called out the name Bjayzl when she heard Seven entering the room. And they’re drinking Tranya. Nice TOS reference. So Bjazyl is the loan shark Maddox went to, but he can’t repay her since the Tal Shiar destroyed his lab, and almost killed him. So, I guess that’s why he disappeared after the Mars attack. So Picard better get to Freecloud quickly, because Bzayzl is gonna sell Maddox to the Tal Shiar. So Deven is awake and comes to see Picard in his holographic ready room. It seems she’s moved on from the purely practical nutrient supplements. She drinks bourbon now. And it does kind of suit her harder, more world-weary personality. Seven is a member of the Fenris Rangers. Self-appointed police officers, trying to keep the peace in the power vacuum left behind by the Romulan Star Empire. That’s why she came to Picard’s aid at the end of last episode. Picard sees them as vigilantes and is a little uncomfortable about their role and self-appointed judge, jury and executioner. But as Seven points out, they are the only law that region of space knows. Seven’s motivation is to help people, the little people, one at a time, as best as she can. She represents what Picard could have been if he hadn’t given up. Something she points out rather bluntly. So when she hears Picard is on a mission to help someone who has nobody else to help them, she’s interested. We get confirmation, through a holo-recording, that Agnes and Maddox were together, romantically. I wasn’t surprised by this, because I’m reading the Picard novel, which seems to be setting things up in this direction. Funny how we see her tear as she watches, and think she’s just missing him. Not realising there’s a lot more beneath the surface. The holographic pop-up ads as they near freecloud were …. Interesting. Very much targeted advertising. Rios gets the offer of ship repairs from a Red Bolian. I wonder, does this suggest that there are red Bolians? Humans have different skin tones, so it’s possible. Picard gets an offer of high tea in a classy restaurant. Agnes gets a job offer from an entertainment robotics company and has to behead the thing to make it go away. And Raffi gets an offer of snake leaf, the drug she was smoking back in episode 2. And Elnor, poor Elnor doesn’t get any, because he’s lived in isolation with the nuns, so he has no presence on the space internet. He seems almost disappointed. I’ll admit, that got a laugh out of me. Anyway, this whole targeted ad thing was very topical for the present day. But it doesn't feel completely out of place in the 24th century. It reminded me of the jingle Quard had programmed into Deep Space Nine’s computer. Seven’s ears prick up at the mention of Bjayzl. When Picard says “Options” to his new crew, well, it felt like the old Picard we knew. He’d often say that to his Enterprise crew. So they’re gonna pose a go-betweens to put Bjayzl in touch with the Tal Shiar. And they have to perfect bait. Seven. She’s more than willing to help them, of course, but not for the reasons they think. The exterior context shots in this show all look great. I’ll bet there’s a few easter eggs hidden amongst the los vegas lights of freecloud. And I just spotted one. It seems Mr. Mott has gone into business here. He was the hair-dresser on the Enterprise. He now has a shop here called Hair Enterprise. And right next door is a bar called Quark! Is this actually our favourite Ferengi? He’d likely have more lucrative business on Freecloud than he ever had on Deep Space Nine. Or is it just a place called “The Quark Bar” named after the elementary particle? This show loves to do this thing where it intercuts two scenes jumping backward and forward through time every sentence, or just cutting to a different location entirely. Most of the time, it has been jarring and annoying. This time, it works. Because it makes this whole thing feel like a heist movie. It’s been a negative every other time they’ve used it, but this time, for me, it’s a positive. So now we get to see the costumes.And, they do look silly. There’s no denying that. And yet, when you see them down on the planet, they fit in a lot better than I’d have thought. It actually works for me, a lot better than I thought it was going to. And Raffi gives a good practical reason why they’re dressing this way. Rios especially sells it. Did you notice the guy in the bar with holographic angel wings? That was …. Different. Why are there so many translucent holograms about? It’s well established that in the 24th century, they have opaque holograms that you can feel and touch. Anyway, At least the EMH is opaque. Rios’s contact is Mr. Vup. A Beta Annari. They’re a reptilian species that can smell a lie. IS there any scientific basis to such a concept? I’m gonna guess… probably not. Maybe some species give off different endorphins when they lie vs when they tell the truth. I dunno. I’ll go with it. And we get an actual name drop of Quark. Which was very welcome. I still want more. There’s plenty of TNG and Voyager, but I need me some Deep Space Nine. Anyway, the fake references they created for Rios include him assisting Quark with some trouble relating to the Breen. Interesting. So, Rios is gonna offer Bzayzl an alternate buyer for Maddox. The payment being Seven of Nine. A dangerous game. Bzayzl is not gonna want to go back on a deal with the Tal Shiar. Honestly, Seven is probably the only bait that would ever entice her to consider it. It’s a good thing Rafi’s medications can fool his senses. Which only goes to strengthen Rios’s position more than if Mr. Jup hadn’t been able to smell truthfulness and deceit. I love how through all of this, Elnor is trying to get his head around their deceit. Remember, he’s grown up with the doctrine of absolute candor. The never concept of a lie is a concept more alien than anything he’s encountered. When it finally clicks for him and he says “It’s a lie.You’re all behaving as someone other than who you are.” I had a good laugh. But then he realises “everybody except me.” Elnor’s inability to be dishonest may be a danger on this mission. I laughed again when he said “I don’t know how to not be Elnor.” So Picard and Seven give him good advice. “Then be Elnor. An Elnor that doesn’t talk.” And can I point out that Patrick Stewart’s idea of a French accept is so stereotypical it probably borders on insulting. He sounded like Inspector Cleaseu from The Pink Panther. Again, it got a little laugh from me, but I’m not sure it’s truthful for Picard, who is supposed to actually be French. Why is Agnes so afraid of operating a transporter console? She’s a blooming robotics engineer. And not knowing how to operate a transporter is probably the equivalent of not knowing how to drive a car. Sure, not everybody can drive, but it’s a fairly normal everyday activity. I’m just not buying that somebody as technologically minded as her would be so anxious about having to beam somebody aboard. You’ll notice they’re putting a reasonable amount of humour in here. Now, I am not one of those people who say “you’ve gotta put levity in everywhere, or that everything has to be made light.” I like a serious story. But I’ll admit, the humour they add to this episode is useful. It does help to balance out the really heavy darkness and brutality we also see. I’m not saying that darkness always has to be balanced out in a story. Often, I find it’s impact is lost when you try to do that. But here it worked for me. And I think one of the big reasons is that the humour comes naturally out of the characters. You’ll hear me say that a lot. Humour needs to come believably and naturally out of the characters. That’s where I think the Marvel movies often fall flat (and I love the marvel movies, don’t get me wrong) but they have characters cracking jokes in the middle of tense situations that is totally unbelievable for me. I n my opinion, this episode did it well. And now we get to see what Rafi’s business on Freecloud wa sall about. She’s beaming down to see somebody called Gabriel Hwang So I’ve mentioned before that Picard is setting up a lot of mysteries. And I’m not the only one who’s been wondering if the payout of those mysteries would be satisfying. Why do they have to keep Rafi’s business on Freecloud secret? Now we get the payoff. And to me, it was satisfying. Because it’s a character beat. We learn something about her, and we have a very emotional experience with her. And honestly, this is something she probably wants to keep private because it’s so personal. But first we have a touching goodbye between Rafi and Picard. It seems they’ve kind of repaired their relationship. Which is nice. And this point, I’m invested as much in their relationship as I am with Picard’s relationships with Riker, Data, and all the TNG characters. So Gabriel is Raffi’s estranged son. Agin, he’s been mentioned in the book. When Rafi took the job as Picard’s first officer on the Verity, she had to leave her husband and son back on earth for an extended period of time. But we get the impression that even when she was back home, she was a mess. Her drug addiction may have been a bigger problem than we realised, and she became obsessed with her conspiracy theories about the Federation and Romulans working together to allow the synth attack on mars, making her an absent mother even when she wasn’t away. I’m still keen to find out if Rafi is correct with her theories. Gabrial wants to know if she’s really changed, or if she’s still obsessed with what he considers a crackpot theory. So he tests her by bringing it up and calling it nonsense. And of course, she immediately defends it. Kinda proving that she hasn’t changed as much as she wants to make him believe. This is all powerful character stuff. Gabrial is carrying a lot of resentment. He’s not going to let go of it easily. We learn that Raffi’s name is actually Rafaella. Gabe is married to a Romulan named Pel and they’re expecting a daughter. I really hope that over the course of the show, Raffi and Gabe can work out their differences, for the sake of the baby if nobody else. She deserves to have a relationship with her grandmother. And how heart-breaking would it be to have messed up with your child, and then not even have a chance with your grandchild. Of course, Gave is worried that Rafi will let down his daughter as she let him down. Anyway, let’s hope they can all get it together. I’ve been hoping we’d hear the Rios EMH says “Please state the nature of the medical emergency.” We almost get there in this episode. It says ‘What is the nature of your psychiatric emergency.” This scene makes so much more sense on second viewing. We think Agnes is just panicking about using the transporter console. But no. She’s frantic about something else she knows she has to do. She’s so worked up it automatically launches the EMH. I guess it is programmed to monitor the crew’s vital signs when it is turned off. Which actually makes perfect sense. We get confirmation of something I’ve long suspected as head-canon. If you reclaim a borg drone quickly, there is much less technology that needs to be removed. You can more fully restore them. But when they’ve been assimilated for a long time, since childhood, they’re so riddled with it, you can never get it all out. That’s why Picard is so much more Human than Seven and Icheb ever were. It’s why Janeway, Tuvok and B'elanna, who were all assimilated, seemed to come back from that with no lasting consequences. Heck none of them even got their eyes replaced. Picard and Rios realise that Seven and Bjayzl know each other. She even calls Sevan Annika. Her original human name. Picard drops the act and returns to his normal accent when he asks Seven what the hell is going on. And then Elnor says “Are we still pretending?” I laughed out loud at that line. The way Evan Evagora delivers that line, I think it’s a bit of the self-deprecating Aussie humour coming out there. I love it. Picard points out that murder is not justice. He pleads with Seven not to squander her humanity by killing Bjayzl. And he’s right of course. This is classic Jean-Luc Picard. And yet, the way that set this up at the beginning, the way we saw Icheb treated, I find myself rooting for Seven to take revenge, dare I call it justice, against Bjayzl. I agree with Picard, but I find myself still wanting Seven to kill that monster. This is why it kind of had to be Icheb, It wouldn't have worked any other way. Seven listens more to the practical argument from Rios than she does to the moral argument from Picard, but she beams up with them all, leaving Bjayzl behind. There’s a nice moment when Seven asks Picard if he ever felt he regained his humanity after being reclaimed from the Borg. He answers yes without hesitation. But when pressed ,he admits, not all of it. But it’s something he and Seven are still working on. As seven beams away, there’s a hint of the Voyager theme. I didn’t pick up on it the first time, but a friend brought my attention to it. So Seven wasn’t as willing to leave Bjayzl as she lead Picard to believe. She beams right back down. Picard still thinks there’s a place in the galaxy for mercy and Seven didn’t want to disillusion him. And I believe her when she says that. So seven gets her revenge and then walks out of there shooting two phaser rifles at once. So Maddox explains to Picard some of what he doesn’t know. We get confirmation of what I’ve long believed, that Dahj and Soji’s mum is an AI built into them. As maddox tells Picard where to find Soji, we can’t help but wonder what’s going on with Agnes. Why is she off to the side looking so sad. Why isn’t she by Brice’s side? So Bruce sent Soji and Dahj to the cube and earth respectively, to find the truth behind the synth ban. It seems the Romulans aren’t the only ones after Soji. The Federation is involved somehow. Seems Rafi might be right. Speaking of Rafi, after failing to reconcile with her son, she’s back on board the ship. I guess she’s got nowhere else to go. And then we get the shocking final scene. So Brue has fulfilled his life’s work. He has replicated Soong’s work. We still don’t know where he got one of Data’s neurons. Agnes clearly regrets her role in helping to create the androids. She calls it one more thing she has to atone for. And then …. She kills him. Agnes Jurati kills Bruce Maddox. I didn’t see that coming. Some people have been talking about Agnes since Episode 3. Commodore Oh went to meet her, then she signed on to Picard’s mission. Some felt she wasn’t entirely what she seemed. It appears they were right. “I wish you knew what I know,” she says, as he chokes. “I wish I didn’t know what I know. I wish they hadn’t shown me.” She kills the man she not only respected, but loved. What would drive her to do that? I must know! Things are getting real now. And that’s two classic Star Trek characters this episode has killed. Wow. I don’t know what to think about all of this. To me, Agnes was always the nice kindly, somewhat awkward character we could all relate to. But she’s just become something very different. I don’t think any of that was a lie, but whatever Oh showed her, it was serious. I guess we’ll find out more next week on the episode “The Impossible Box.” So, in the tradition of shows like The Walking Dead, I’m not going to play any outro music this time. Let’s just have a moment of silence for Icheb. And for Bruce Maddox. And, well, for Jurati’s innocence. See you next week.
Star Trek: Short Treks, Season 2 Episode 6: Children of Mars We’re back with not just another episode of The Star Trek Discovery Podcast! Wait, no it isn’t! This time, it’s an episode of The Star Trek Picard Cast! That’s because this Short Trek deals with events that precede Star Trek: Picard!!! This time, Ruthie and I cover the sixth and final Short Trek of Season 2: Children of Mars, which was written by Chris Silvestri & Anthony Maranville, and directed by Michael Giacchino; and The Girl Who Made the Stars, which was written by Brandon Schultz and directed by Olatunde Osunsanmi. Both of these animated Short Treks were released Thursday, January 9, 2020. Some housekeeping… Our last episode was originally released on The Star Trek Picard Cast feed exclusively. Unfortunately, we noticed a sharp decline in downloads from the previous Picard episode that was very evident upon its release. We realized by making the content exclusive to the Picard feed, we unintentionally made it difficult for our existing listeners to find us. We decided to reverse our decision. Going forward, all Picard episodes will be found on the Discovery feed AND the Picard feed. If you want both podcasts, you only need to subscribe to the Discovery feed only. If you only want Picard episodes, subscribe to the Picard feed. Of course, if you want all of the episodes in Fred’s Pics! Fred from The Netherlands was kind enough to send us images for this Short Trek, and we used many of them here! First of all, we have some feedback on the last episode… We had feedback for the last episode about the other characters in Picard. More of that below. Errata! I made three mistakes in this episode, all in the same section of the episode. When I read over feedback from previous episodes, I said it was from STDP 047, but that was incorrect. In fact, I missed that feedback altogether. The feedback I read was from STPC 002, which I didn’t even mention that I was going to read! We will have to cover episode 47 feedback for our next regular episode. Also, I said that Ship in a Bottle was TNG S6E13. I was off by one. It’s S6E12. OK OK… It’s a pretty small thing, but there were mistakes and I’m calling myself out on them! I also neglected to mention an error I made last episode. Icheb, the Star Trek: Voyager ex-Borg adolescent, DID NOT die. His character lived.
Star Trek Discovery Podcast, featuring Picard and Lower Decks
Star Trek: Short Treks, Season 2 Episode 6: Children of Mars We’re back with not just another episode of The Star Trek Discovery Podcast! Wait, no it isn’t! This time, it’s an episode of The Star Trek Picard Cast! That’s because this Short Trek deals with events that precede Star Trek: Picard!!! This time, Ruthie and I cover the sixth and final Short Trek of Season 2: Children of Mars, which was written by Chris Silvestri & Anthony Maranville, and directed by Michael Giacchino; and The Girl Who Made the Stars, which was written by Brandon Schultz and directed by Olatunde Osunsanmi. Both of these animated Short Treks were released Thursday, January 9, 2020. Some housekeeping… Our last episode was originally released on The Star Trek Picard Cast feed exclusively. Unfortunately, we noticed a sharp decline in downloads from the previous Picard episode that was very evident upon its release. We realized by making the content exclusive to the Picard feed, we unintentionally made it difficult for our existing listeners to find us. We decided to reverse our decision. Going forward, all Picard episodes will be found on the Discovery feed AND the Picard feed. If you want both podcasts, you only need to subscribe to the Discovery feed only. If you only want Picard episodes, subscribe to the Picard feed. Of course, if you want all of the episodes in Fred’s Pics! Fred from The Netherlands was kind enough to send us images for this Short Trek, and we used many of them here! First of all, we have some feedback on the last episode… We had feedback for the last episode about the other characters in Picard. More of that below. Errata! I made three mistakes in this episode, all in the same section of the episode. When I read over feedback from previous episodes, I said it was from STDP 047, but that was incorrect. In fact, I missed that feedback altogether. The feedback I read was from STPC 002, which I didn’t even mention that I was going to read! We will have to cover episode 47 feedback for our next regular episode. Also, I said that Ship in a Bottle was TNG S6E13. I was off by one. It’s S6E12. OK OK… It’s a pretty small thing, but there were mistakes and I’m calling myself out on them! I also neglected to mention an error I made last episode. Icheb, the Star Trek: Voyager ex-Borg adolescent, DID NOT die. His character lived.
Star Trek: Short Treks, Season 2 Episode 6: Children of Mars We’re back with not just another episode of The Star Trek Discovery Podcast! Wait, no it isn’t! This time, it’s an episode of The Star Trek Picard Cast! That’s because this Short Trek deals with events that precede Star Trek: Picard!!! This time, Ruthie and I cover the sixth and final Short Trek of Season 2: Children of Mars, which was written by Chris Silvestri & Anthony Maranville, and directed by Michael Giacchino; and The Girl Who Made the Stars, which was written by Brandon Schultz and directed by Olatunde Osunsanmi. Both of these animated Short Treks were released Thursday, January 9, 2020. Some housekeeping… Our last episode was originally released on The Star Trek Picard Cast feed exclusively. Unfortunately, we noticed a sharp decline in downloads from the previous Picard episode that was very evident upon its release. We realized by making the content exclusive to the Picard feed, we unintentionally made it difficult for our existing listeners to find us. We decided to reverse our decision. Going forward, all Picard episodes will be found on the Discovery feed AND the Picard feed. If you want both podcasts, you only need to subscribe to the Discovery feed only. If you only want Picard episodes, subscribe to the Picard feed. Of course, if you want all of the episodes in Fred’s Pics! Fred from The Netherlands was kind enough to send us images for this Short Trek, and we used many of them here! First of all, we have some feedback on the last episode… We had feedback for the last episode about the other characters in Picard. More of that below. Errata! I made three mistakes in this episode, all in the same section of the episode. When I read over feedback from previous episodes, I said it was from STDP 047, but that was incorrect. In fact, I missed that feedback altogether. The feedback I read was from STPC 002, which I didn’t even mention that I was going to read! We will have to cover episode 47 feedback for our next regular episode. Also, I said that Ship in a Bottle was TNG S6E13. I was off by one. It’s S6E12. OK OK… It’s a pretty small thing, but there were mistakes and I’m calling myself out on them! I also neglected to mention an error I made last episode. Icheb, the Star Trek: Voyager ex-Borg adolescent, DID NOT die. His character lived.
I answer your questions and get a little bit passionate over us needing to bring back Icheb for Picard or maybe... The Orville???
Nightgale, Season 7, Episode 8 - In the latest of our character-focused episodes, Frank Wu joins Jean to talk about Harry Kim. Frank is a four-time Hugo Award winning artist, who recently designed the bookcover for the Klingon translation of The Art of War. He is a super enthusiastic fan of all things Star Trek. We touch on some of the issues related to Asian representation in Kim’s character. Kim is possibly the least upwardly-mobile Starfleet officer ever, having spent at least 7 years as an ensign. For this episode, we watch “Nightingale” (S7E8), in which Harry gets his chance to take over as captain of a alien medical ship under fire. It’s fun to see Harry in charge, despite Seven’s borgsplaining, but WARNING: to enjoy this episode, you must fast-forward through the B plot. (Sorry, Icheb, but yikes!) Host Jean MacDonald with Frank Wu.
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Bienvenidos a un nuevo programa de esta demostración de amor a #StarTrek que hacemos desde Argentina para todos los cuadrantes de la galaxia. En esta oportunidad empezamos con unas lindas noticias #Trekkies que incluyen comics, posibles nombres de naves de la serie #StarTrekPicard y demás. Aparte resolvemos la encuesta de esta semana, nuestro #ViajeALasEncuestas, en la que preguntamos ¿Qué Borg te gusta más? Y obviamente las opciones eran: Locutus, Hugh, Reina Borg, 7 de 9, Lansor, Icheb, Mezoti o Azan y Rebi. Y como siempre nuestros oyentes nos dejan en claro que no pusimos todas las opciones y nos las hacen llegar con el hashtag #ElTargDeWorf. Como primera sección de la noche tenemos el "Trekkipedia" que inspiró nuestra encuesta semanal, por lo que hablamos de los tan temidos Borg. ¿De dónde vienen? ¿Qué son realmente? ¿qué es lo que la Federación sabe de ellos? ¿Hace cuánto que existen? y Muchas otras preguntas que intentamos responder, como siempre, desde lo que nos cuentan en pantalla (y quizás en alguna que otra novela). Luego seguimos con la tanda de "El Capítulo de la Semana" sobre Embajadores (o como Fede quiso llamarla "En Subida con los Embajadores") donde reseñamos el capítulo de #StarTrekDS9 "The Forsaken", no sólo porque aparecen un montón de Embajadores que le hacen la vida imposible a Bashir, sino porque es la primera aparición en la serie de la Hija de la Quinta Casa de Betazed, Portadora del Sagrado Cáliz de Rixx y Heredera de los Anillos Sagrados de Betazed, la inigualable #LwaxanaTroi. Después contamos una historia muy loca en "Historias detrás de las Historias" sobre un gran masivo concurso que se organizó para el estreno de #StarTrekTNG, pero que tuvo una resolución espantosa. Y para finalizar llegamos a "Esta Semana en Star Trek", nuestras efemérides nerdas donde recordamos nacimientos, muertes y fechas importantes de esta franquicia que tanto amamos. ------------------------------------------------- Buscanos en nuestras redes: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/remerasrojas Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/remerasrojas Instragram: @remerasrojas ivoox: https://remerasrojas.ivoox.com Anchor: https://anchor.fm/remerasrojas Youtube: RemerasRojas -------------------------------------------------
Manu Intiraymi who played Icheb on Star Trek Voyager talks about his time on the show and why it took so long for Star Trek to get meaningful LGBTQ representation due to how progressive the shows themes have been over the decades. Our LGBTQ Music Artist of the Week James Leon chats about his latest song 'I Thought You Were My Friend'. And - Sam reflects on former Welsh Rugby Captain Gareth Thomas who recently revealed he is HIV+ and wants to fight to end the stigma.
Actor looks back on playing Icheb on Star Trek Voyager
Actor tells me about playing Icheb on Star Trek Voyager and his acting, producing and directing career.
In episode 22 of Random Trek Review, Andrew and Matt break down the Voyager episode "Imperfection". They talk about the kids going to Starfleet Academy, the expensive Delta Flyer set, Icheb's secret admiration of Dr. McCoy, Okudagrams and more! Subscribe on iTunes
The Borg revolution starts in “Unimatrix Zero, Part II”. Then, in “Imperfection”, we say goodbye to 3 of the 5 Borg children. Wait, what happened to the baby?? iTunes Google Play RSS
The Borg children are back in “Child’s Play” and Icheb needs to make a tough decision. Then in “Good Shepherd”, Janeway avoids making a tough decision. iTunes Google Play RSS
The Farther Shore. A Borg virus slowly spreads all around the Earth. A full-scale holographic rebellion is bringing the service industry to its knees. And in the middle of it all: Admiral Kathryn Janeway and the former crew of the U.S.S. Voyager. With Seven of Nine, Icheb, and The Doctor incarcerated by Starfleet, it's up to their former shipmates to set them free and get to the bottom of the mystery facing them before the entire planet is assimilated! In this episode of Literary Treks, hosts Dan Gunther and Bruce Gibson are once again joined by Warp 5's Brandi Jackola to discuss The Farther Shore by Christie Golden, book two of the Homecoming duology. We talk about B'Elanna's quest to find her mother, the ultimate badmiral Brenna Covington, Oliver Baines and his holographic revolution, Data's role in the story, and wrap up with our final thoughts and ratings for the novel. At the top of the show, Dan and Bruce review the latest comic from IDW: the second issue of the TNG: Terra Incognita miniseries! News Terra Incognita #2 (00:02:35) Feature: The Farther Shore The Klingon Path (00:09:50) The Ultimate Badmiral (00:15:21) HoloSlaves (00:29:29) Data's Role (00:43:25) Secret Agent Libby (00:53:34) Ratings (00:57:47) Final Thoughts (01:03:57) Hosts Dan Gunther and Bruce Gibson Guest Brandi Jackola Production Bruce Gibson (Editor and Producer) Dan Gunther (Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Patreon Manager) Ken Tripp (Associate Producer) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Associate Producer) Justin Oser (Associate Producer) Norman C. Lao (Associate Producer) Greg Rozier (Associate Producer) Jeffery Harlan (Associate Producer)
Homecoming. In May of 2001, the Starship Voyager took her final on-screen voyage as Captain Janeway ordered her crew to "set a course... for home." Voyager had finally made it back to Earth after seven seasons in the Delta Quadrant, cut off from the Federation and their families. However, many viewers felt that the ending to Voyager was too abrupt. What about family reunions? What would happen to the Maquis crewmembers? And how would Voyager and her crew fit in to a Starfleet they had been separated from for so many years? In this episode of Literary Treks, hosts Bruce Gibson and Dan Gunther are joined by Warp Five's Brandi Jackola to talk about the Voyager relaunch novel Homecoming by Christie Golden. We discuss a troubling account of abuse, fixing "Endgame," wrapping things up too quickly, a holographic uprising, the return of the Borg, and finish by sharing our final thoughts and ratings. In the news this week, Bruce and Dan discuss the implications of the newly-announced Jean-Luc Picard television series on the lit-verse, the return of the Star Trek: Waypoint comic from IDW this November, and review the final issue of the Star Trek: Discovery: Succession miniseries. News Captain Picard Series (00:05:41) Waypoint (00:14:46) Secession #4 (00:17:41) Feature: Homecoming Starting the Book (00:27:00) Child Abuse (00:29:26) Fixing Endgame (00:31:59) Everything Happens Fast (00:43:20) Harry and Libby (00:47:41) Icheb and Starfleet Academy (00:51:12) Transporters and Mark's Dog (00:53:35) Holostriking (00:57:59) Return of the Borg (01:07:27) B'Elanna and Tom (01:14:02) Ratings (01:15:28) Final Thoughts (01:23:04) Hosts Dan Gunther and Bruce Gibson Guest Brandi Jackola Production Bruce Gibson (Editor and Producer) Dan Gunther (Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Patreon Manager) Ken Tripp (Associate Producer) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Associate Producer) Justin Oser (Associate Producer) Norman C. Lao (Associate Producer) Greg Rozier (Associate Producer) Jeffery Harlan (Associate Producer)
Kirsten Beyer: Architects of Infinity. A strange planet with an enticing mystery is also the perfect destination for shore leave for the Full Circle fleet led by the U.S.S. Voyager. However, the mission to investigate this mysterious world may uncover a force that has the power to completely overwhelm the crews of the four Federation starships that comprise the fleet. Will the unintended consequences of the fleet's actions ultimately destroy them? In this episode of Literary Treks, hosts Dan Gunther and Bruce Gibson are joined by guest host Matthew Rushing and New York Times bestselling author Kirsten Beyer to talk about her newest novel, Architects of Infinity. We discuss a medical situation that has ethical concerns for all involved, the nature of Kriosians and Ensign Aytar Gwyn's choices, Icheb's budding relationship, the plight of the junior officers aboard Voyager, a mystery that is way above the heads of even the brightest Starfleet officers, and an ending that left us all shocked. We also briefly touch on Kirsten's role as the media tie-in guru in the Star Trek: Discovery writers' room. In the news segment, we talk about an April Fools' gag that briefly tricked us, the upcoming Incredibuilds Star Trek 3D wooden model kits with accompanying books written by author Dayton Ward, and review the first issue of the new Star Trek: Discovery Annual series written by Kirsten Beyer and Mike Johnson. News Mission to Gamma VI??? (00:03:02) IncrediBuilds (00:06:29) Star Trek Discovery Annual (00:08:38) Feature: Kirsten Beyer Infinity Stones? (00:16:11) Expectations (00:17:41) Conlon and Kim (00:20:27) Gwyn and Metamorphosis (00:36:27) Coming Together (00:43:14) The Bonding (00:46:27) It's All About Relationships (00:49:35) New Directions (00:55:39) Possibile Sacrifice (01:00:51) In the Shadow (01:03:49) Indistinguishable From Magic (01:10:45) Dat End Tho! (01:19:22) The Audiobooks (01:24:27) Wrapping Up the Book (01:26:00) Acknowledgements (01:27:18) Her Discovery Role (01:30:23) Biggest Lesson (01:34:53) What's Next (01:38:24) TrekBBS (01:41:09) Final Thoughts (01:46:50) Hosts Dan Gunther and Bruce Gibson Guests Kirsten Beyer Matthew Rushing Production Matthew Rushing (Editor and Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Patreon Manager) Ken Tripp (Associate Producer) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Associate Producer) Bruce Gibson (Associate Producer) Justin Oser (Associate Producer) Norman C. Lao (Associate Producer) Greg Rozier (Associate Producer) Jeffery Harlan (Associate Producer)
Happy holidays, fellow Trekkies! The U.S.S. Internet is down one crew member this mission, Craig J. had to handle other business. Nonetheless, we made our list, checked it twice and came up with the top two contenders in the battle for most annoying: Wesley Crusher and Jake Sisko! Yes, we put these two to the test, we make the case for both to determine who is the worst! We also touch on other contenders such as Naomi Wildman, Icheb, Charlie X, and yes...Alexander Rozhenko! Trailers for two episodes of Wesley and Jake at their arguable worst: (Jake) Nor the Battle to the Strong goo.gl/FN9ccX (Wesley) Journey's End goo.gl/MrpCQZ Take a listen then YOU DECIDE! And don't forget to check out the RED SHIRTS here: Facebook Twitter Tumblr and now on YOUTUBE: goo.gl/8PLK9M Subscribe and get weekly reviews of Star Trek Discovery! And email us at redshirtspodcast@gmail.com Thanks to all our supporters. AND IF YOU ENJOY THE RED SHIRTS, PLEASE GO TO iTunes, LEAVE A RATING AND A REVIEW! We're looking to chart on iTunes trending podcasts and we need your help!
Manu Intiraymi talks the Borg, life, and The Circuit. As part of a growing band of actors forged by their links to Star trek, Manu Intiraymi—Voyager’s Icheb—has embraced the genre of fan films. In this episode of Continuing Mission, host Tony Robinson is joined by Manu to talk about the actor’s new, bold, and exciting project, the fan-funded venture The Circuit. Chapters Intro (00:00:00) Welcome Manu (00:02:42) Implants! Good or bad? (00:02:50) Getting into Acting (00:12:40) Hippy Parents (00:13:45) Life after Star Trek (00:15:30) Fan Films (00:21:20) The Circuit (00:27:50) Host Tony Robinson Guest Manu Intiraymi Production Tony Robinson (Editor and Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) Norman C. Lao (Associate Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Patreon Manager)
Manu Intiraymi. In this episode of To The Journey, hosts Kay Shaw, Suzanne Williamson, and Zachary Fruhling are joined by special guest Manu Intiraymi. Go behind the scenes of Star Trek: Voyager and get to know the man behind the mask of Icheb, everyone's favorite Borg young man. From science fiction as metaphor to overcoming the fears of your Lizard Brain (or rather, your Lizard-Baby Brain), Manu and the crew of To The Journey have a heart-to-heart talk about life, art, empathy, empowerment, film-making, and more! Also, Manu gives us the latest update on his multiple-genre science fiction anthology film project, The Circuit. Chapters Intro (00:00:00) Welcome to Manu Intiraymi (00:01:28) Getting the Fame But Not the Money (00:02:15) Icheb - The Borg Young Man (00:04:39) The Lizard (Baby) Brain (00:07:04) Update on The Circuit (00:17:10) Coming Together and Making Things Happen (00:44:33) Advice on Film-Making and Life (01:00:15) Back to Voyager - Whittle Me This (01:05:39) Taking Pride in the Work (01:13:08) Stories for the Record: Nichelle, Walter, and George (01:15:15) Gray Hair, Loose Ends, and Contacting Manu (01:26:03) Closing (01:32:04) Hosts Kay Shaw, Suzanne Williamson, and Zachary Fruhling Guest Manu Intiraymi Production Kay Shaw (Editor) Suzanne Williamson (Producer) Zachary Fruhling (Producer) C. Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Kenneth Tripp (Executive Producer) Bruce Lish (Associate Producer) Joo Kim (Associate Producer) Norman Lao (Associate Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Patreon Manager)
Manu Intiraymi aka Icheb from Star Trek Voyager joins Steven on the show! We talk his new project The Circuit on kickstarter-(http://kck.st/2d0Iaxq) plus We talk about working on Voyager, His scene in J Edgar working with Clint Eastwood and Leonardo Di Caprio plus the pros and cons of living in LA. We also talk visiting the Uk, working in Hollywood and some of his guest appearances on other shows! Really great fun interview!!
Manu Intiraymi. In this episode of Meta Treks, we're joined by Manu Intiraymi, also known as "Icheb" on Star Trek: Voyager. Together we talk about Manu's experiences joining the Voyager cast, the role of Icheb in the Voyager family, and the evolution of Icheb's character in the fan film Star Trek: Renegades. We also talk about Manu's latest film project, The Circuit, a multi-genre anthology film starring several Star Trek alumni. We conclude with some philosophical musings on the best and worst of human nature, and with some final thoughts on the differences and similarities between Manu the person and Icheb the fictional character. Chapters Welcome to Episode 21 (00:01:10) Introducing Manu Intiraymi (00:04:10) A Clint Eastwood Story (00:05:03) Joining the Voyager Cast (00:07:32) Icheb and the Voyager Family (00:11:56) The Meaningfulness of Being in Star Trek (00:18:40) Character Evolution for Icheb in Renegades (00:25:21) Future Directions for Star Trek (00:29:40) The Best and Worst of Human Nature (00:35:44) The Convention Scene and The Circuit (00:38:28) Acting vs. Producing (00:47:15) The Concept of The Circuit (00:51:39) Following Manu and The Circuit on Social Media (00:59:47) Final Thoughts - Manu the Person vs. Icheb the Character (01:02:36) Hosts Mike Morrison and Zachary Fruhling Production Dennis Castello (Editor and Producer) Norman C. Lao (Executive Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Charlynn Schmiedt (Executive Producer) Patrick Devlin (Associate Producer) Will Nguyen (Content Manager) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Send us your feedback! Twitter: @trekfm Facebook: http://facebook.com/trekfm Voicemail: http://www.speakpipe.com/trekfm Contact Form: http://www.trek.fm/contact Visit the Trek.fm website at http://www.trek.fm/ Subscribe in iTunes: http://itunes.com/trekfm Support the Network! Become a Trek.fm Patron on Patreon and help us keep Star Trek talk coming every week. We have great perks for you at http://patreon.com/trekfm
In our first interview of 2016, we chat with special guest Manu Initiraymi best known as Icheb from Star Trek: Voyager! We talk about some of his projects, which includes Unbelievable, Promises and his new movie The Circuit! You can find out more about The Circuit via Facebook and follow Manu on Twitter at @ManuIntiraymi. Note we had some minor sound difficulities whilst recording over Skype.
This week, Seven’s Borg parts start to deteriorate, and Icheb steps up to help her out! Here to help us dig through this episode is Icheb himself, Manu Intiraymi! Check out Manu’s work at www.5thpassenger.com/ and don’t be stingy with those iTunes reviews!
We have Actor Manu Intiraymi (Icheb) from Star Trek: Voyager. We;re also goingto talk about his action adventure Film "5th Passenger" starring Tim Russ, Marina Sirtis, Robert Picardo, and Manu Intiraymi, and Morgan Lariah... all Star Trek Alums. Directed By Scott Baker Written By Scott Baker and Morgan Lariah Screenplay By David Henri Martin We're also going to talk to him about his experiences in "One Tree hill", and "J. Edgar" Join us as we hear great stories of being part of Sci Fi Pop Culture. Come Listen to your Host Steve Pisa on Cinema Files Radio as we put another Episode in the Can.
Podthingy is where the geeks meet over drinks to discuss the latest in nerd culture. In this episode, we talk about the difference between nerds and geeks and dorks, Daredevil casting news, Mission:Impossible 5 rumors, Jupiter Ascending's new release date, old Star Trek versus new Star Trek, the possibility of a new Star Trek television series, Icheb the Borg boy, Spider-Man's erection, and Tracy's Purple Hooters.
Manu Intiraymi on Icheb and Renegades. Gene Roddenberry's vision of the future was one of utopian ideals, but over time the stories stretched the boundaries of that idealism and introduced more conflict into a world where everyone seemed to get along. Threats like the Dominion and the Borg challenged our heroes, and often in surprising ways. Voyager grappled with the idea the that not all Borg are bad—or at least deserve a second chance—while DS9 exposed the shadowy world of Section 31. We'll soon be lurking further into those shadows in Star Trek: Renegades, the independent film directed by Tim Russ that stars many familiar faces from Treks past. Renegades also brings a Voyager twist along with it. In this episode of Continuing Mission we're joined by Manu Intiraymi, who fans know as the young Brunali and former Borg drone Icheb on Star Trek: Voyager. Manu talks to us about reprising the role of Icheb in Renegades, as well as how he got the role on Voyager, what it was like working on the set, how he got into acting, and what he has in store for fans in the near future. Send us your feedback! Twitter: @trekfm Facebook: http://facebook.com/trekfm Voicemail: http://www.speakpipe.com/trekfm Contact Form: http://www.trek.fm/contact Chapters 2:10 Second Star to the Right and Straight On to L.A. 5:50 Landing the Role of Icheb 9:54 On the Voyager Set 17:49 The Other Side of Icheb 20:23 Icheb in Renegades 27:53 A Darker Star Trek 33:09 What's Next for Manu? 38:43 Closing
Collective Commentary. Adolescent drones is what every starship needs running around, right? In this episode of To The Journey we take on the not-oft remembered episode which introduces us to the Borg kids—"Collective." It starts with the boys playing poker and ends with Seven in new clothes! Needless to say, our discussion takes us to places you'd expect, and a few you wouldn't. We find out that Char thinks the First Contact uniforms look sleek, Lorrie doesn't remember the Borg cubes, and that Tristan is thankful for Icheb. What did you think of those Borg babies?
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#98 In this episode of Trek TV we interview Manu Intiraymi; Icheb from Voyager. Tracy and Vaughn host. Visit our website for fan art, news and more!
What if Voyager never got home? At some point, every Voyager fan has wondered what would have happened if the crew hadn’t gotten home in “Endgame.” In this episode of To The Journey Tristan and Char discuss what might have been had the final installment of the series played out differently—whether that meant returning to Earth several decades later, settling on a planet in the Delta Quadrant, or going out in a blaze of glory. One thing’s for sure in all of these scenarios: In Tristan’s universe, Icheb is dead. Send us your feedback! Twitter: @trekfm Facebook: http://facebook.com/trekfm Voicemail: http://www.speakpipe.com/trekfm Contact Form: http://www.trek.fm/contact Visit the Trek.fm website at http://trek.fm/ Subscribe in iTunes: http://itunes.com/trekfm
6th March 2013 | Welcome to the thirteenth installment of Trek It Out! Elijah and Tony this week are joined by the latest member of the Priority One crew, Leah. Join us as we round up this month's happenings in all things Trek, featuring the news that Vulcan is now a lot closer than imagined, Star Trek at the Oscars (link is US only, sorry guys!), the Fathom Event's Best of Both Worlds Bluray launch, and much, much more, and then ending with an interview with Manu Intiraymi, best known for playing Icheb on Star Trek Voyager, who shares with us some behind-the-scenes gags on the Voyager set, and also drops some major spoilers on Star Trek: Renegades. You're not going to want to miss this show! Links FBA Collective on Facebook (link) Manu Intiraymi on Twitter (link) Manu Intiraymi on Facebook (link) Star Trek: Renegades (link) Star Trek Into Darkness shot-for-shot remake on YouTube (link) Star Trek vs Star Wars Infographic on TrekNews.net (link) Trek It Out is Priority One's monthly podcast covering the latest Trek news and interviews with the hottest guest-stars, making it your once-a-month one-stop-shop for all your Star Trek needs. We're always looking to improve our productions, so let us know your thoughts in the comments below or via our comment from. We love to hear from you! Also, be sure to share this by clicking on one of the buttons below! Enjoy! Trek It Out is a Priority One Production and hosted on www.priorityonepodcast.com. Trek it Out was conceived as a general interest Science Fiction podcast. In producing this show, our intention is to provide an outlet for news, interviews and opinions on topics that are not directly related to the main interest of Priority One, Star Trek Online. Trek It Out will not at this point be a weekly show. We will produce new Episodes of Trek It Out as the opportunity for great interviews and interesting topics presents itself.
6th March 2013 | Welcome to the thirteenth installment of Trek It Out! Elijah and Tony this week are joined by the latest member of the Priority One crew, Leah. Join us as we round up this month's happenings in all things Trek, featuring the news that Vulcan is now a lot closer than imagined, Star Trek at the Oscars (link is US only, sorry guys!), the Fathom Event's Best of Both Worlds Bluray launch, and much, much more, and then ending with an interview with Manu Intiraymi, best known for playing Icheb on Star Trek Voyager, who shares with us some behind-the-scenes gags on the Voyager set, and also drops some major spoilers on Star Trek: Renegades. You're not going to want to miss this show! Links FBA Collective on Facebook (link) Manu Intiraymi on Twitter (link) Manu Intiraymi on Facebook (link) Star Trek: Renegades (link) Star Trek Into Darkness shot-for-shot remake on YouTube (link) Star Trek vs Star Wars Infographic on TrekNews.net (link) Trek It Out is Priority One's monthly podcast covering the latest Trek news and interviews with the hottest guest-stars, making it your once-a-month one-stop-shop for all your Star Trek needs. We're always looking to improve our productions, so let us know your thoughts in the comments below or via our comment from. We love to hear from you! Also, be sure to share this by clicking on one of the buttons below! Enjoy! Trek It Out is a Priority One Production and hosted on www.priorityonepodcast.com. Trek it Out was conceived as a general interest Science Fiction podcast. In producing this show, our intention is to provide an outlet for news, interviews and opinions on topics that are not directly related to the main interest of Priority One, Star Trek Online. Trek It Out will not at this point be a weekly show. We will produce new Episodes of Trek It Out as the opportunity for great interviews and interesting topics presents itself.
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