Comments on: These Are the New Voyages of the Starship Enterprise… http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/2006/12/02/these-are-the-new-voyages-of-the-starship-enterprise/ Tue, 06 Jan 2009 20:40:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Sean Scullion http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/2006/12/02/these-are-the-new-voyages-of-the-starship-enterprise/#comment-37 Sean Scullion Sun, 03 Dec 2006 06:17:15 +0000 http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/?p=32#comment-37 Okay, I take it back. I just watched the rest of Exeter. The acting...well, as an actor myself, I don't like to trash anyone else's performances, but most of that dialogue was delivered like they were doing a live-action Speed Racer, only not as skillfully. Okay, I take it back. I just watched the rest of Exeter. The acting…well, as an actor myself, I don’t like to trash anyone else’s performances, but most of that dialogue was delivered like they were doing a live-action Speed Racer, only not as skillfully.

]]> By: Sean the Ubergeek http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/2006/12/02/these-are-the-new-voyages-of-the-starship-enterprise/#comment-36 Sean the Ubergeek Sun, 03 Dec 2006 05:18:06 +0000 http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/?p=32#comment-36 Well, like I said, I only saw the first five minutes of one of the Exeter episodes. The sets and costumes looked good, and they got most of the sound f/x right, so I kind of leaped to a judgement from that. But, in the Ubergeek bylaws, I don't need to see all of something to leap to judgement. Well, like I said, I only saw the first five minutes of one of the Exeter episodes. The sets and costumes looked good, and they got most of the sound f/x right, so I kind of leaped to a judgement from that. But, in the Ubergeek bylaws, I don’t need to see all of something to leap to judgement.

]]> By: Bill Myers http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/2006/12/02/these-are-the-new-voyages-of-the-starship-enterprise/#comment-35 Bill Myers Sat, 02 Dec 2006 20:58:55 +0000 http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/?p=32#comment-35 Actually, I wouldn't put <em>Starship Exeter</em> in the same league as <em>New Voyages</em>. The sets and special effects are as good, but the acting and writing in <em>Exeter</em> don't come anywhere near the quality exhibited in ST:NV. And, yes, I think you are indeed the hugest geek around. But we like you anyway. Actually, I wouldn’t put Starship Exeter in the same league as New Voyages. The sets and special effects are as good, but the acting and writing in Exeter don’t come anywhere near the quality exhibited in ST:NV.

And, yes, I think you are indeed the hugest geek around. But we like you anyway.

]]> By: Sean Scullion http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/2006/12/02/these-are-the-new-voyages-of-the-starship-enterprise/#comment-34 Sean Scullion Sat, 02 Dec 2006 20:46:24 +0000 http://billmyerscreations.com/blog/?p=32#comment-34 I've had the first two NV episodes both on my laptop and on a DVD for a while now. The only problem that I had with TSAMD was is left me wanting more, more MORE MORE! (BTW, the shot of Cawley in the transporter bay during the credits just made me want still MORE!) I'm putting together a script to send up to these guys. Along with my movie. And my short story. And my new demo video. Yes, I AM trying to be PAD with an infinite number of plates spinning at any one time. The other day I was goofing around while thinking of a new scene, and I found Starship Exeter at www.starshipexeter.com. Only seen maybe the first 10 minutes of the episode, but it seems to be almost on par with NV. Now, for John Kelley's McCoy--yeah, too young. That, and the fact that in the episodes since the pilot, they all seem to be using the "Let's meet older versions of the crew" plot device are really the only things that I could see anyone finding anything bad about this production. I don't necessarily think that's a bad thing, BTW. Sorta on topic--am I the only one that realized that with all the seasons of all the shows, and all the movies, there are 40 different segments of this franchise in this 40th year? Am I the HUGEST geek around? I’ve had the first two NV episodes both on my laptop and on a DVD for a while now. The only problem that I had with TSAMD was is left me wanting more, more MORE MORE! (BTW, the shot of Cawley in the transporter bay during the credits just made me want still MORE!)

I’m putting together a script to send up to these guys. Along with my movie. And my short story. And my new demo video. Yes, I AM trying to be PAD with an infinite number of plates spinning at any one time.

The other day I was goofing around while thinking of a new scene, and I found Starship Exeter at http://www.starshipexeter.com. Only seen maybe the first 10 minutes of the episode, but it seems to be almost on par with NV.

Now, for John Kelley’s McCoy–yeah, too young. That, and the fact that in the episodes since the pilot, they all seem to be using the “Let’s meet older versions of the crew” plot device are really the only things that I could see anyone finding anything bad about this production. I don’t necessarily think that’s a bad thing, BTW.

Sorta on topic–am I the only one that realized that with all the seasons of all the shows, and all the movies, there are 40 different segments of this franchise in this 40th year? Am I the HUGEST geek around?

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