Just put up podcast # 146 for today's show. Enjoy.
Direct download if you need it:
http://www.treksf.com/podcast/TREKSF.COM_146_E2.mp3 (http://www.treksf.com/podcast/TREKSF.COM_146_E2.mp3)
Nice music segment from Vartok. Thanks for the info on Jerry Goldsmith
Quote from: davekill on November 05, 2007, 08:49:58 PM
Nice music segment from Vartok. Thanks for the info on Jerry Goldsmith
Yea, that song thing threw me off. But very cool otherwise.
Ever as usual Rico, you make a great podcast. Though I will say this about the plot, it follows a little too closely with Yesterday's Enterprise. Just a little too close. I could make comparisons:
1. There are two Enterprises. One from future and past.
2. Two different crews that follow the same structure.
3. They are outnumbered by enemy ships and one ship dies.
4. The Enterprise that goes through the hole fixes history.
5. Two of the crewmates make tough decisions.
Yea, see my point? Just way too similar.
But as ever Rico. Great job! Keep it up!!
King Linksr
As I mentioned on the podcast (and the Moyers did as well) there are several similar plots in various Trek episodes. But still a fun episode I think to cover.
Definitely a fun podcast. I wonder if something fun to do sometime would be an Enterprise season 3 overview covering the whole Xindi storyline and how it sits in contrast to other Trek series never doing a continuous storyline over an entire season.
Quote from: Rico on November 06, 2007, 04:33:46 AM
As I mentioned on the podcast (and the Moyers did as well) there are several similar plots in various Trek episodes. But still a fun episode I think to cover.
Oh yea, Its a fun episode still. Just seems to me though that Enterprise copies a few too many Star Trek plotes. But anyway....great podcast.
King Linksr
Not sure why I did this but I took a pic of the media display on my Logitech G15 keyboard. I think it came out pretty cool.
Wow - that is cool. I've been eying those keyboards for awhile. Nifty little screen there.
Yeah the screen actually comes in pretty handy! If you like the current generation you may want to get a move on as they are redesigning them with substantially less programmable buttons.