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It was the very first day of filming for Christopher Lloyd as Commander Kruge, on set on the bright of a Klingon Bird of Prey, in September of 1983. Lloyd's performance was iconic in a career already full of iconic characters. In this special episode of The Trek Files, Lloyd joins host Larry Nemecek on stage at Trek to San Francisco to discuss his career an bringing Kruge to life. Document and additional references: Star Trek III call sheet - September 19, 1983 The Trek Files Season 13 on Memory Alpha All episodes and documents: The Trek Files on Memory Alpha Visit the Trekland site for behind-the-scenes access and exclusive merchandise. The conversation continues on Discord with live chats and the Roddenberry Podcasts community! Join today!

It was the very first day of filming for Christopher Lloyd as Commander Kruge, on set on the bright of a Klingon Bird of Prey, in September of 1983. Lloyd's performance was iconic in a career already full of iconic characters. In this special episode of The Trek Files, Lloyd joins host Larry Nemecek on stage at Trek to San Francisco to discuss his career an bringing Kruge to life. Document and additional references: Star Trek III call sheet - September 19, 1983 The Trek Files Season 13 on Memory Alpha All episodes and documents: The Trek Files on Memory Alpha Visit the Trekland site for behind-the-scenes access and exclusive merchandise. The conversation continues on Discord with live chats and the Roddenberry Podcasts community! Join today!

It was the very first day of filming for Christopher Lloyd as Commander Kruge, on set on the bright of a Klingon Bird of Prey, in September of 1983. Lloyd's performance was iconic in a career already full of iconic characters. In this special episode of The Trek Files, Lloyd joins host Larry Nemecek on stage at Trek to San Francisco to discuss his career an bringing Kruge to life. Document and additional references: Star Trek III call sheet - September 19, 1983 The Trek Files Season 13 on Memory Alpha All episodes and documents: The Trek Files on Memory Alpha Visit the Trekland site for behind-the-scenes access and exclusive merchandise. The conversation continues on Discord with live chats and the Roddenberry Podcasts community! Join today!

After the death of Spock, the crew of the Enterprise return to Earth to find they are being reassigned, and the Enterprise retired!  Admiral Kirk soon learns that Spock could still be alive through his essence being saved inside the mind of Dr. McCoy & he devises a plan to steal the Enterprise & return to Genisis to save his friend.  There he finds the ruthless Klingon warrior Kruge who wants the Genisis Device for himself.  Kirk & the crew must outsmart Krudge, save themselves and rescue the reborn Spock from the dying planet below!  The classic sequel celebrates its 40th Anniversary as we look back at Star Trek III The Search For Spock. We also discuss Star Wars: The Acolyte, talk a bit about Matt's vacation trip, and some news bits you may have missed.  Plus a preview of next week's film as our summer of blockbuster films continues with X-Men: Days Of Future Past! Visit us for all episodes & more at the www.therebelradiopodcast.com Please leave us a 5-Star review on iTunes! You can also find us on Spotify iHeartRadio Follow us on Facebook

SHOW NOTES: Grab your popcorn, take a sledgehammer to your 80s Pan N'Scan VHS (Disclaimer: Casual Trek endorses Physical Media, just, just not Pan N'Scan) and climb into your favourite beep-chair as Casual Trek goes to the movies In Search of Spock for Star Trek III: The Search for Spock! But, we have a little B-Feature before we hit our A-Picture and so we're also covering the other time a member of the Enterprise stole the Enterprise because the needs of the one, outweighed the needs of the many, ‘The Menagerie,' a clever way to reuse the unaired pilot of Star Trek- ‘The Cage' (See Episode 1 of this show) or a clever way to scrimp on some gold-pressed latinum for a series that was more expensive than it looked. Then, we go all in on ‘The Search for Spock,' as the Casual Trek crew won't stop raving about Christopher Lloyd's turn as a baddie. The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few, but sometimes, the needs of the few is to be rated and reviewed on all good podcatchers and apps! CONTENT WARNING: We talk about some very ableist tropes from a piece of 60s television. Episodes talked about: ‘The Menagerie' (12:22) and ‘Star Trek III: The Search for Spock,' (49:03) Miles pimps his latest appearance on ‘Breakfast in the Ruins,' Taskmaster, DragonBall, 2000ad and the Judge Dredd movies, Miles talks about Dan Dare, The Rolling Stones, Zager & Evans, our crew talk about attending our first gigs, Did Spock just kill a guy? How ‘The Cage' completely rewrites the message and meaning of ‘The Cage,' 60s ableism, Pike's gloopy make-up job, how Star Trek: Strange New Worlds has made ‘The Cage' REALLY weird, Tendii from Lower Decks would not be happy with the portrayal of Orions, Duran Duran (Wild Boys) Some of the many, many, many classic Genre Films of 1984 (and Miles didn't even mention the film adaptation of 1984 which came out that same year), oh, and also Repo Man. Despite his love of ‘Buckaroo Banzai,' you see Miles remember in real time that Christopher Lloyd also appears in that film. Casual Trek does not advocate underage drinking, but at least try for better than white wine. PAN AND SCAN IS THE DEVIL. Ponn Farr, David's death, Shatner CAN act, Utopia still needs dive bars, Bones has a Top-Five Dive Bar list, the Bones/Spock fusion, Mr. Adventure is dead now, he died in the cupboard, words Miles never thought he would ever say on this show ‘Pallette-Swapped Adric,' Kruge is a great villain, we're just going to talk about him a lot, better Magnificent Seven in Space films than ‘Rebel Moon.' James Horner, Does Spock's Return cheapen death? Miles confuses lighting with colour, What do Christopher Lloyd and Patrick Troughton have in common?

Copyright: ⁠https://shaolin-rainer.de⁠ Bitte laden Dir auch meine App "Buddha-Blog" aus den Stores von ⁠Apple⁠ und ⁠Android⁠. ⁠Please support me on Patreon Haben Sie sich morgens schon einmal gefragt, warum Sie eigentlich aufstehen? Warum Sie zur Arbeit gehen? Warum Sie so gerne Spaghetti essen, oder warum Sie so gerne spazieren gehen? Warum Sie Interesse am Buddhismus haben? Fragen über Fragen. Warum tun wir manche Dinge, während wir andere überhaupt nicht beachten? Und weiterhin, was machen wir, weil wir es gerne tun, was, weil wir müssen, was, um die Erwartungshaltung unseres Umfelds zu befriedigen? Was, weil es uns ein echtes Bedürfnis ist? Was, weil es richtig und wichtig ist? Kurz gesagt, was tun wir aus welchen Motiven heraus? Können Sie auf diese Fragen jetzt Antworten geben? Am Anfang sollten wir uns über unsere Handlungen einmal richtig klar werden, was tun wir, und warum. Welche Tätigkeiten sind wirklich wichtig, welche sind angelernt, welche der Gesellschaft geschuldet, welche machen wir, weil wir echte Freude dabei empfinden? Auf dem Weg zur "Erleuchtung" müssen wir die Dinge achtsam angehen, also auch unsere Intentionen hinterfragen. Und dann weiterhin auch einmal andere Dinge tun, nicht immer die selben Verhaltensmuster verwenden, jedenfalls versuchen etwas Abwechslung zuzulassen. Wenn wir uns selbst besser kennen lernen können, dann sollten wir diese Chance nutzen, die Dinge, die uns gar nicht in den Sinn kommen würden, die machen vielleicht Spaß und sind befriedigend. Klar ist es viel einfacher im Restaurant immer das Gleiche zu bestellen, aber dabei entgeht uns viel, das Bessere ist des Guten Feind. Die Frage ist doch, was uns glücklich macht, wie wir mehr Zufriedenheit erreichen können? Hier kann die Lehre Buddhas uns sehr helfen. Nach dem großen Lehrer haben wir unser Karma, was passieren soll, das wird passieren. Also wenn wir mit unserer Einstellung experimentieren sollen, dann wird es auch so kommen. Wollen wir das? Wer zu seinem wahren Ich finden will, der sollte sich schon einmal fragen, warum er dies oder jenes tut, aber dafür anderes nicht einmal beachtet. Könnten hier Prägungen aus vorherigen Leben eine Rolle spielen? Haben wir doch schon früher "gelebt"? Wie läßt es sich erklären, dass verschiedene Dinge mich förmlich anziehen, während andere mich total abstossen? Wer sich damit beschäftigen mag, der wird Vieles über sich selbst herausfinden. Die Unvollkommenheiten des Herzenshat ihre Ursachen, die Suche nach diesen Gründen kann sehr lohnend sein. Also, warum tun Sie, was Sie tun? Werden Sie sich darüber Gedanken machen? Und weiter, sehen Sie den weglosen Wegvor sich, der Sie zum torlosen Tor bringen kann? Jedenfalls ist der Weg das Ziel!   Wo Mangel ist, ist Lärm erzeugt, was voll ist, ist in sich gefaßt; halbleerem Kruge gleicht der Tor, dem tiefen See der kluge Mann - Buddha -

Khan legyőzése és Spock elvesztése után az Enterprise hazatér a Teremtés bolygóról, Dr. McCoy pedig furcsa viselkedésről tesz tanúbizonyságot. Amikor Sarek látogatást tesz Kirk otthonában, a nagykövet és az admirális arra a felismerésre jutnak, hogy Spock esszenciája mégis fennmaradt, mégpedig a doktor elméjében. Kirk megpróbálja meggyőzni Morrow admirálist, hogy visszatérhessen a Teremtésre, ötlete azonban határozott elutasítást kap. A tiltás ellenére az Enterprise főtisztjei összefognak, hogy Spock megmentésére siessenek, ennek érdekében pedig az Enterprise-t is elkötik az űrdokkból, a helyszínre érkezve azonban rájönnek, hogy a Teremtés projekt a klingonok érdeklődését is felkeltette. Karácsonyi különkiadásunk témája a ‘Spock nyomában' című mozifilm, melyről Magdi társaságában beszélgetünk. 0:00:30 | A kibeszélő tartalmából • Másolás vagy áthelyezés? Hogyan működik az átvitel McCoy és Spock elméje között, milyen célt szolgálhat az egyének megőrzése a vulkáni kultúrában? • Cristopher Lloyd és Kruge karaktere, valamint az anyanyelvükön beszélő klingonok. Az eredeti és a magyar változta hangjai. • Elszakadás a Csillagflottától: a csapat, aki félreteszi az egyenruhát, ha kell. Az eredeti legénység fejlődése a mozifilmekben. • Teremtés projekt: alkotó vagy pusztító erő? David és a protoanyag, a tomboló bolygó megvalósulása a stúdióban. 1:46:26 | Szinkronos érdekességek 2:05:34 | Összefoglalás, értékelés Műsorunk videós formában is fogyasztható: - https://youtu.be/I8ORlxpkXC4

Save Sharon Hospital was originally formed during the summer of 2018 when we found out that Sharon Hospital planned to close Maternity services in less than a month. We were outraged by the decision to remove this vital service from our community and upset by the lack of communication from Sharon Hospital. We hosted a rally to Save Sharon Hospital on the Sharon Town Green, with several speakers including local CT and NY selectmen, the CT State Representative, and concerned members of the community (including two women whose lives were saved because they had access to emergent obstetric surgery within a few minutes of their homes in Millerton, NY and Kent, CT). We also sent hundreds of signed letters from our community to state officials, asking them to ensure Labor and Delivery stayed open. Our hard work paid off, and Sharon Hospital announced that it would keep Labor and Delivery open indefinitely!  Later that year, HealthQuest (the NY-based company that previously owned Sharon Hospital) and Western Connecticut Health Network (WCHN), applied to the Connecticut Office of Health Strategy (OHS) to merge their two organizations. At the public hearing for this merger, several members of our community shared testimony about the importance of maintaining Sharon Hospital as a full-service hospital. We also discussed our disappointment in the lack of communication from HealthQuest to the community and our hopes that after the merger the new ownership could do better. OHS made the decision that HealthQuest and WCHN could merge (eventually becoming Nuvance Health), and took our public testimony to heart – OHS required that Sharon Hospital maintain all services including Maternity for the next five years (see Certificate of Need 18-32238-CON), and that the new managers of Sharon Hospital be more open with its communication. Then in 2020, in the face of the global pandemic, Save Sharon Hospital organized the community to support Sharon Hospital. When masks were scarce but necessary for all (especially our healthcare workers!), we started a large community mask-making operation and donated hundreds of homemade facemasks to Sharon Hospital. We organized a meal train to support staff with delicious food from local restaurants, and we organized the delivery of artwork from local grade schools, in an effort to thank all hospital staff for their hard work and dedication. Fast forward to September 2021, and once again Nuvance announced plans to close Maternity, this time in 8-12 months. However, they have yet to obtain approval from OHS, and its five-year commitment is not up until April 1, 2024. Rather than closing down our vital services, Nuvance should be using the remaining time in its five-year commitment to find sustainable solutions to maintain our hospital as a full-service operation. Since Nuvance's September 2021 announcement, we have formed a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, Save Sharon Hospital, Inc, and hired an experienced healthcare attorney, Paul Knag from Murtha Cullina LLP - one of Connecticut's major law firms. Mr. Knag is co-chair of Murtha Cullina's Health Care Group and the past president of the Connecticut Health Lawyers Association. He is already helping us plan our legal strategy and communications with OHS, and is responding to the legal filings in connection with the ongoing CON process. In response to the letters from Save Sharon Hospital and the medical community, on February 3, 2022, OHS opened an official investigation into Nuvance's compliance at Sharon Hospital with the initial agreement made in April 2019, citing: “Information received from the community and Hospital suggests that key discrepancies persist concerning the Hospital's compliance…” and that OHS “shall have the power to administer oaths and take testimony related to the matter of the investigation.” Once again, Sharon Hospital administration is breaking its promises to our community, and we cannot let them make their proposed changes to our hospital. Thank you for joining us as we fight to maintain the vital healthcare services in our community!

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All tracks Original Mix unless otherwise specified:1. Marco Bander - PPAP Key2. Kruge & Meyer/Rachel Raw - Buzzer (Teenage Mutants& Heerhorst Remix)3. Kruge & Meyer/Rachel Raw - Buzzer (Mladen TonicRemix)4. Tom Wax - In Techno We Trust (Carl Cox Remix)5. Uncertain - Smack6. S-File - Digital Disorder (Turbo Turbo Remix)7. Aardy/Shaun Moses - Mixed Signals8. Emil - I Still Steal Steel9. In Half Light - Choleric10. Noir - Liquid10611. Balrog - Embracing Change12. Miss Sheila - Indication13. Sam Wolfe & Andrea Garcia - Prison Break14. Beck And Rius - Mars Opposition15. Zoe - Red Light16. Renato Cohen - Pontape (Coyu & Flug Remix)17. Co-Fusion - Transition18. Marbox - Acropolis19. Black Synth (IT) & Allexandra - Remember20. Coyu - Newoldgen21. Hollen - Pattern 00122. Torsten Kanzler - Dark Shadow23. D-Unity - Holding On24. Ilario Alicante - Rave SoulHour 3: Guest Mix - Without Eyes TechnoSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/jocksterDJ)

Der tägliche Podcast: Tour durch die Bibel. Heute kommt der Impuls von Philip Jung. Praxistipps fürs Beten: 1. Bete, wenn Du ratlos bist! 2. Bete zu dem Gott Abrahams, Isaaks und Jakobs! 3. Bete konkret! 4. Rechne mit Antwort! 1. Mose 24, 10-21: »So nahm der Knecht zehn Kamele von den Kamelen seines Herrn und zog hin und hatte mit sich allerlei Güter seines Herrn und machte sich auf und zog nach Mesopotamien, zu der Stadt Nahors. Da ließ er die Kamele sich lagern draußen vor der Stadt bei dem Wasserbrunnen des Abends um die Zeit, da die Frauen pflegten herauszugehen und Wasser zu schöpfen. Und er sprach: HERR, du Gott meines Herrn Abraham, lass es mir heute gelingen und tu Barmherzigkeit an Abraham, meinem Herrn! Siehe, ich stehe hier bei dem Wasserbrunnen, und die Töchter der Leute in dieser Stadt werden herauskommen, um Wasser zu schöpfen. Wenn nun ein Mädchen kommt, zu dem ich spreche: Neige deinen Krug und lass mich trinken, und es sprechen wird: Trinke, ich will deine Kamele auch tränken –, das sei die, die du deinem Diener Isaak beschert hast, und daran werde ich erkennen, dass du Barmherzigkeit an meinem Herrn getan hast. Und ehe er ausgeredet hatte, siehe, da kam heraus Rebekka, die Tochter Betuëls, der ein Sohn der Milka war, die die Frau Nahors, des Bruders Abrahams, war, und trug einen Krug auf ihrer Schulter. Und das Mädchen war sehr schön von Angesicht, eine Jungfrau, die noch von keinem Manne wusste. Die stieg hinab zur Quelle und füllte den Krug und stieg herauf. Da lief ihr der Knecht entgegen und sprach: Lass mich ein wenig Wasser aus deinem Kruge trinken. Und sie sprach: Trinke, mein Herr! Und eilends ließ sie den Krug hernieder auf ihre Hand und gab ihm zu trinken. Und als sie ihm zu trinken gegeben hatte, sprach sie: Ich will deinen Kamelen auch schöpfen, bis sie alle genug getrunken haben. Und eilte und goss den Krug aus in die Tränke und lief abermals zum Brunnen, um zu schöpfen, und schöpfte allen seinen Kamelen. Der Mann aber betrachtete sie und schwieg still, bis er erkannt hätte, ob der HERR zu seiner Reise Gnade gegeben hätte oder nicht.«

Episode 6 covers Episodes 60-67 of the Attack on Titan anime (Season 4 - Part 1).Next week, we'll be covering episodes 68-74 of the Attack on Titan anime (Season 4 - Part 2).Featuring Gozen from AnimeUproar, Briggs from BriggsADA, and Ray as the Anime Virgin!Watch LIVE on Mondays 3pm Eastern time on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/rantcafe

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Star Trek: Discovery – Short Treks, Season 2 Episodes 4 & 5: Ephraim and Dot/The Girl Who Made the Stars We’re back with not just another episode of The Star Trek Discovery Podcast! No, not at all! That’s because this is episode 47!!! This time, Ruthie and I cover the fourth and fifth Short Trek of Season 2: Ephraim and Dot, 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, December 12, 2019. We aren’t separating these… We decided not to release these as separate episodes because we didn’t get a lot of feedback on them, especially The Girl Who Made the Stars. Therefore, we’re releasing them as a single episode. Fred’s Pics! Fred from The Netherlands was kind enough to collect a LOT of images for these Short Treks. Therefore, we use them to tell most of the story! First of all, we have some feedback on the last two Short Treks… We had feedback for the last two Short Treks and the episodes in which we covered them, The Trouble with Edward and Ask Not, so we start off with that. Short Treks Season 2 Episode 4 – Ephraim and Dot This one used two “characters” that were introduced on Star Trek: Discovery: The tardigrade from Season 1 (assuming it’s the same one), and the DOT-7 that we saw in the season finale of Season 2, Such Sweet Sorrow, Part 2. It’s told in a Tom & Jerry style. We didn’t really agree about this episode. Ruthie didn’t care for it at all. I loved it, but I had one major continuity problem with the Short Trek. More on that in a bit. We start with black and white images… To start, we get an old film to start with. Would they have this in the 23rd Century? I don’t think so because that’s not even a thing today, but that’s a minor point. We begin…

Ruthie and Brian discuss the fourth and fifth of six Season 2 Short Treks, this time covering the animated shorts: Ephraim and Dot, written by Chris Silvestri & Anthony Maranville and directed by veteran composer Michael Giacchino; and The Girl Who Made the Stars, written by Brandon Schultz and directed by Olatunde Osunsanmi.

Ruthie and Brian discuss the fourth and fifth of six Season 2 Short Treks, this time covering the animated shorts: Ephraim and Dot, written by Chris Silvestri & Anthony Maranville and directed by veteran composer Michael Giacchino; and The Girl Who Made the Stars, written by Brandon Schultz and directed by Olatunde Osunsanmi.

Star Trek: Discovery – Short Treks, Season 2 Episodes 4 & 5: Ephraim and Dot/The Girl Who Made the Stars We’re back with not just another episode of The Star Trek Discovery Podcast! No, not at all! That’s because this is episode 47!!! This time, Ruthie and I cover the fourth and fifth Short Trek of Season 2: Ephraim and Dot, 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, December 12, 2019. We aren’t separating these… We decided not to release these as separate episodes because we didn’t get a lot of feedback on them, especially The Girl Who Made the Stars. Therefore, we’re releasing them as a single episode. Fred’s Pics! Fred from The Netherlands was kind enough to collect a LOT of images for these Short Treks. Therefore, we use them to tell most of the story! First of all, we have some feedback on the last two Short Treks… We had feedback for the last two Short Treks and the episodes in which we covered them, The Trouble with Edward and Ask Not, so we start off with that. Short Treks Season 2 Episode 4 – Ephraim and Dot This one used two “characters” that were introduced on Star Trek: Discovery: The tardigrade from Season 1 (assuming it’s the same one), and the DOT-7 that we saw in the season finale of Season 2, Such Sweet Sorrow, Part 2. It’s told in a Tom & Jerry style. We didn’t really agree about this episode. Ruthie didn’t care for it at all. I loved it, but I had one major continuity problem with the Short Trek. More on that in a bit. We start with black and white images… To start, we get an old film to start with. Would they have this in the 23rd Century? I don’t think so because that’s not even a thing today, but that’s a minor point. We begin…

1. Juni 1984: Spock ist tot, aber Star Trek ist zwei Jahre nach Khan lebendiger denn je. Leonard Nimoy selbst nimmt auf dem Regiestuhl Platz, um seinen Charakter wieder von den Toten auferstehen zu lassen. So entstand ein Film, der in Sachen Atmosphäre, ernst-alberner Stimmung und katholischen Untertönen einige Eigenheiten mitbringt. Begleitet uns Auf der Suche nach der Betonung von Kruge. In Deutschland: Star Trek III: Auf der Suche nach Mr. Spock, uraufgeführt am 16. November 1984.

Great Scott! This week, we're travelling back in time to the year of 1984 for our in-depth examination of Star Trek III: The Search for Spock! Just what do we make of this very strange, very unique chapter of the Trek universe? Well, we'll have plenty to say, whether it's on the subject of Christopher Lloyd's magnificent turn as Kruge, the utter nonsense of Vulcan legends and mysticism, the search for this film's true emotional core, or even just a barely related tangent on Tig Notaro! So fire up those trans-warp drives, hold your sons close and get ready to join us as we watch the Enterprise burn!

In which we discuss Kirk’s fake legs, Kruge’s puppet, great villains and the need to kill them off, burning down the sets, famous/not-famous lines, and toupe’ technology…

In which we discuss how infuriating Kruge is, how Klingon beaming language is boring, if Kronos is like Genesis, and whether or not Shatner is faking having the life choked out of him...

In which Kirk taunts the Klingon Commander, Kruge beams down with weapon drawn, the crew act as one, and we discuss the incredible amount of sound effects in this minute…

In which McCoy cracks a joke, Saavik has a solution, Kirk calls Kruge, and we debate how Spock and Genesis can be disconnected…

In which we discuss hand held versus rifles in the trek universe, bridge lighting choices, Kruge dialogue, Klingons being non-tactical, and how Klingons have fillings…

In which Kruge calls for success, Kirk sets his plan in motion, Chekov reluctantly plays along, and we discuss how difficult it is talking to our computers today...

In which Kruge sends his crew off on a mission, McCoy tries to offer some solace, Kirk recovers way faster than we expected, and we try to do a little ret-conning…

In which the Enterprise crew quickly process the death of David, Kruge gives them two minutes, Torg protests just a tiny bit, and we speculate what would happen if Kirk was incapacitated by the loss of his son...

In which we discuss the missed opportunity for an emotional connection between Kirk and David before things go south, who would Kirk choose to die, and how truly maniacal and badass Kruge really is…

In which Kruge issues a threat and a nice gesture, Saavik gets coy with Kirk, a big reveal occurs, and we speculate about Kirk's actions and intentions…

In which Kruge and Kirk meet for the first time, bluffing starts in earnest, instincts are trusted, and we speculate what Kruge's plan was this whole time…

In which the Bird of Prey chucks its own torpedo, the Enterprise's automation center says bye-bye, Kruge wonders why they haven't been finished, and we lament the lack of a good score in this minute…

In which we discuss what Kruge’s plans are, how beaming and cloaking work, whether or not kellicams are a measurement of shapely legs and Chris takes us down a School House Rock tangent… Guest starring Jonathan Carlisle from The Princess Bride Minute!

In which we get a lesson at the Jonathan Carlisle Klingon school of translation, debate about how empty Spock really is, discuss if Vulcans are smarter than Humans, and played who is your favorite Genesis Spock… Guest starring Jonathan Carlisle from The Princess Bride Minute!

In which Chekov thinks he saw something, Saavik and Spock are rudely woken, Kruge laments the long drive to Genesis, and we speculate about Vulcan hearing…   Guest starring John Dube!

In which David brings back the whine, Saavik calls him out, Kruge fights a garbage worm, and we gush over the gushing practical effects…

In which Kruge, Shemp, and Joe search the dry jungle, Saavik confronts David, a confession is given, and we theorize how much Carol Marcus was involved in the usage of protomatter...

In which Esteban checks the rear window for anyone following, Chris think there are dwarves on the bridge, Klingon is spoken and we wonder if Torg will make Kruge's day... 

In which Kruge tells us what his plan are for the rest of the movie, the USS Grissom arrives at the Genesis planet, and we discuss the Larroquette controversy…   Featuring returning guest Keith McDaniel!

In which Admiral Morrow shuts everyone up, Kruge shows the Genesis demo to his officers, and we discuss what space battles would be like in real life…

In which the Bird of Prey makes a "u-ey" to give the Merchantman what's coming to them, Valkris and Kruge say a special good-bye, and we gripe about the special effects budget...  

In this episode, Qstorm goes rogue and suggests that Star Trek III:The Search For Spock is actually a better film than the hallowed Star Trek II: Wrath Of Khan! Plus, talk of a Wrath Of Khan PREQUEL (or would it be a Space Seed sequel)?? And Big Sexy is in rare form throughout the proceedings! We also talk about the Star Trek III soundtrack by James Horner. Featured tracks from the OST can be found below: Stealing The Enterprise goo.gl/XVZRxK From the bouncy strings at the beginning of this cut, when Kirk punches the Starfleet security guard to rescue Bones, all the way to the conclusion when the Excelsior drifts to a halt due to Scotty's sabotage, this track does NOT let up! It's a standout on the soundtrack.  Bird Of Prey Decloaks goo.gl/Wu81Uy A warrior's track! Very percussive hallmark theme for the Klingons, including unique use of horns (I'm guessing trombones). Another standout. Wrath of Khan prequel? goo.gl/Xjhjpk And don't forget to check out the RED SHIRTS here: Facebook Twitter Tumblr 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 podcast and we need your help! 

In which the Klingon Bird of Prey dramatically de-cloaks, Kruge and Valkris share tragic words, and we break out our 8-track tapes…

Hell’s Heart. When James T. Kirk defeated Kruge on the doomed Genesis Planet, a noble Klingon house was left leaderless. With no heir apparent, the result was a power vacuum. The House of Kruge remained without a leader for a hundred years, until a bitter Klingon named Korgh sets in motion a plan to claim Kruge's house for himself. It's a tale of treachery, deceit, and dishonor a century in the making! In this episode of Literary Treks hosts Matthew Rushing, Dan Gunther and Bruce Gibson talk about Star Trek Prey: Hell’s Heart. We discuss the story inspirations, adding to Kruge, Kirk’s pain, relevant themes, Klingon exceptionalism, an illusionist, media and our ratings. In the news we talk about the latest Strange New Worlds release. News Strange New Worlds 2016 (00:03:22) Feature: Hell’s Heart Story Inspirations (00:07:42) Adding to Kruge (00:14:40) Kirk’s Pain (00:16:47) Hyperspace Bypass (00:22:58) Klingon Exceptionalism and Superiority (00:29:10) The Illusionist (00:36:17) Media (00:41:46) Ratings (00:44:11) Final Thoughts (00:48:18) Hosts Matthew Rushing, Dan Gunther and Bruce Gibson Production Matthew Rushing (Editor and Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Charlynn Schmiedt (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Norman C. Lao (Associate Producer) Ken Tripp (Associate Producer) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Associate Producer) Bruce Gibson (Associate Producer)

Villains In The TOS Movies: Part 1.   For many people, the mark of a good movie is having a good villain. The question is, are villains really necessary? In this episode of Standard Orbit, Mike and Drew talk about the "villains" of the first four TOS movies. We discuss the finer points of villainy, question the nature of villains, and ask the question, "Does doing bad things make you a bad person?" Find out what we think in this very Probe-ing episode!   Hosts Drew Stewart and Mike Schindler   Editor and Producer Drew Stewart   Associate Producer Richard Rutledge, Jr.   Production Manager Richard Marquez   Content Coordinator Will Nguyen   Chapters "Boogie Night Orbit" Backdoor Pilot (00:00:50) Quote Unquote Villain (00:05:02) V’ger (00:06:31) Khan (00:11:52) Kruge (00:17:31) The Whale Probe (00:25:03) Closing (00:31:21)   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   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