Star trek & the US space program inspired me to become an engineer and have a long career and a love building technology. Scotty, Laforge, and O'Brian are my engineering trilogy. I'm subscriber 455. :) Sorry Trip, but Enterprise came to late, was already a working engineer for a long while, but still loved your character.
2:19 as a gay man I very much enjoyed the decontamination chamber scenes, but I totally understand how they would’ve been pain in the ass to shoot and very uncomfortable.
Dom gets a lot hate which personally I think it's uncalled for. Dom is one of the nicest guys I've ever met and man, when he gets going he is entertaining as hell.
Dom used to be very sarcastic in his convention appearances a few years after Enterprise, but maybe he's mellowed out over the years? I see his fandom in trek now towards the other series and it's awesome! I like how he introduces the guests!
Guys I totally loved Star Trek Enterprise, just as good as the other versions or sometimes even better, a fantastic show, enjoyed every episode. Man in his sixties from Scotland. Cheers.
As a huge fan of Enterprise I really enjoyed seeing Daniels return as it was giving Enterprise some recognition. But I totally get why Dom feels how he does. Regardless, I’m glad they enjoyed Discovery and their show was fantastic. I’m glad Dominic and Connor have embraced it and enjoy it too.
Having Daniels show up at the end of Discovery, via Kovich was incredibly cool and smart imo. Did Dom want them to pull an actual Enterprise and have it be on the damn holodeck then or something? I don't get why he's so salty about it to be honest.
A thought: always been impressed by Conner's strong resemblance to actor Paul Carr, who was the original co-engineer in "Where no man has gone before.". (Chief Kelso). Thought he might be Trip's descendant! You know, if T'Pol was pregnant before Trip was killed, or he had a brief encounter on shore leave, and after a hundred years of marriages and name changes his great, great grandson is, once again, an engineer on the Enterprise! How cool is that!? Enterprise is a great part of the huge Star Trek saga and I, for one, am very happy to see the gaps in the story slowly filled in with each new series. But about the timeline thing: I just know Scott read the scripts and went "Really? Didn't I just leave this party?". Now we know what one of Sam's next leaps was! All those leaps were training for something much bigger: saving the Galaxy! I was always affected by the final title card of Quantum Leap: "Doctor Sam Beckett never returned home.". Very poignant. And now we know why! The REAL Archer is back in the waiting room, and Sam is Captain of the ship. He no longer needs Al to help him. He's now connected to that "higher power" and able to leap through the centuries as needed, no longer limited to the length of his own lifetime. Like Daniels, who is obviously a Leaper! And I just know Scott was always "bazinga'd" about this stuff by the cast and crew! And then there's Bruce McGill! First with Time Cop, then Quantum Leap, then Enterprise, TNG, and Voyager, half his career has been about time travel! Finally culminating in future Captain Braxton suffering from temporal psychosis. (Actually, it was being trapped in the 20th century as a homeless person for 30 years! That would do it for me!) Well... One of you asked to hear anyone's story of being inspired by Trek. Where do we start!? Gene's vision and philosophy of the future, the much better way of living as a space-faring species that has largely "grown up", mostly, with technology creating the life human beings should live, and the rest. One of the many things it's got me to do is a decades long project to build a history in models of all the Enterprise's from the early sailing ships up to the future starships, with a companion book and video. The Motion Picture planted the seed; "All those vessels were called Enterprise.". Then a scene in Diane Duane's novel The Final Frontier (a much better story than the movie), about the history of the Enterprise and why the new ship should have the same name. This is an exchange between Kirk's father George and Robert April on the first shakedown cruise of the ship. That and other things poured fertilizer on the seed and I began to collect any research and models I could about all the ships, even gathering or making parts to custom make the ships not put out as any kit. This laborious process continues to this day. Just got a few new additions to the lineup: the big 1/350 I Love Kit of the CV-6 ENTERPRISE carrier, the XCV-330 ring ship from Fantastic Plastic, and the USS FRANKLIN from Moebius, which I'm thinking of building as an Enterprise just before the NX-01. My ultimate goal is to make each of the starships from the 01 up to the 1701, as well as one of the last DY Class, a Delta class, the Ring ship, the deadalus class and several more, drawing on all my research like the Space Flight Chronology, the works of Matt Jeffries, Mike Minor, Andy Probert, Doug Drexler, Rick Sternbach, John Eaves and more, along with countless books and magazines. And videos. Both my library and all the ones on Utube. Anyway, I could go on all day with this subject, but I better sign off for now. (Life calls!). Have a better one guys! (By the way, Dominic's voice is sounding a lot like Malcolm McDowell these days. That's a compliment Dominic!). Later dudes...
What on earth was Dominic doing in San Sh*tcisco… the pits of hell… but I digress. An incredible first 13 episodes. Oh! And I was working in Dominic’s own town last night. And Dominic, there are no decent scenes in STD.
Great interview. About Daniels getting more meaty lines. Understandable that the main actors outside the trio, would be upset. It is their ' big break ' role, and a guest star is repeatedly getting to do a lot more acting than the main cast.
If only Dominic would finally learn to not talk even in the middle of others sentences, love these guys otherwise. Dominic talks like someone with no idea he's constantly killing the conversation flow.
I think you just don't like him. Me I wish the host would lose his little attitude and just let Dom talk, let it be the hangout Dom's vibe is making it be. It's not like he's not talking about substantial stuff
It's part of the recipe but sad- star trek has never known how to appreciate it itself. Has always taken itself for granted. When it persists, a la TOS continuing into movies, TNG just persisting, everyone wins. The whole world wins. Art wins, television wins, fans win... but when it doesn't, you get heartbreaking broken threads like ent and dis
Dear lord! They aged A LOT in the last couple of years and will never forget Keating rubbing his hands together in a interview about the $$$ from Cons and fans. Totally washed up and done.
15th if they had a chance to see space like Shatner did - would they? ..and what did they think of Shatners thoughts on his experience..? ..he said he saw Death.....looked at earth and saw fragile Life
Keating would just tell eight boring stories about three acting teachers nobody cares about. That Shuttlepod episode with Gates McFadden was like listening to cardboard exist.
I enjoy the origin stories...a very "Inside the Actor's Studio" feel. The backstories add so many layers to these great actors & guests!
Great Interview 💯 / The D-Con Chamber 💯 / Connor and Dominic 💯
Star trek & the US space program inspired me to become an engineer and have a long career and a love building technology. Scotty, Laforge, and O'Brian are my engineering trilogy. I'm subscriber 455. :) Sorry Trip, but Enterprise came to late, was already a working engineer for a long while, but still loved your character.
2:19 as a gay man I very much enjoyed the decontamination chamber scenes, but I totally understand how they would’ve been pain in the ass to shoot and very uncomfortable.
As a gay man, so did I!!
Great Interview!
Dom gets a lot hate which personally I think it's uncalled for.
Dom is one of the nicest guys I've ever met and man, when he gets going he is entertaining as hell.
Dom used to be very sarcastic in his convention appearances a few years after Enterprise, but maybe he's mellowed out over the years? I see his fandom in trek now towards the other series and it's awesome! I like how he introduces the guests!
Guys I totally loved Star Trek Enterprise, just as good as the other versions or sometimes even better, a fantastic show, enjoyed every episode. Man in his sixties from Scotland. Cheers.
As a huge fan of Enterprise I really enjoyed seeing Daniels return as it was giving Enterprise some recognition. But I totally get why Dom feels how he does. Regardless, I’m glad they enjoyed Discovery and their show was fantastic. I’m glad Dominic and Connor have embraced it and enjoy it too.
Having Daniels show up at the end of Discovery, via Kovich was incredibly cool and smart imo. Did Dom want them to pull an actual Enterprise and have it be on the damn holodeck then or something? I don't get why he's so salty about it to be honest.
@@LordLOC Agreed. Discovery did it right. I love Enterprise but it didn’t have a great ending and I’m glad future shows seem to have learned from it.
They really did a big lift getting the multi-part Berman and Braga interviews for the Shuttlepod channel. They are never at cons.
Ohhh really looking forward to SMG's interview!!
I'm very glad to see the two of you again. I hope to never see Mark and Erica ever again.
Sonequa!! YES. She's incredible. Great get, guys!
At 9:34, it is easy to mishear "and Dom I'll note" as "and Donald" but the auto-CC did get it right and has vindicated the host here.
I try to know ahead of time who I'm talking to 😁
D-Con Chamber also can be Dominic-Conner Chamber
Connor Trinneer is me. Sitting there watching some nonsense. lol. Dominic is clearly more of the chatterbox.
I wish they would light it better. And I want Scott and Linda
Wondering where the heck the Shuttlepod Show has gone and am just now hearing about the D-Con Chamber!!!
The producer for that show was shady af
@@iambear.6526sounds like a producer of strange new boredom or the STD’s.
A thought: always been impressed by Conner's strong resemblance to actor Paul Carr, who was the original co-engineer in "Where no man has gone before.". (Chief Kelso). Thought he might be Trip's descendant! You know, if T'Pol was pregnant before Trip was killed, or he had a brief encounter on shore leave, and after a hundred years of marriages and name changes his great, great grandson is, once again, an engineer on the Enterprise! How cool is that!? Enterprise is a great part of the huge Star Trek saga and I, for one, am very happy to see the gaps in the story slowly filled in with each new series. But about the timeline thing: I just know Scott read the scripts and went "Really? Didn't I just leave this party?". Now we know what one of Sam's next leaps was! All those leaps were training for something much bigger: saving the Galaxy! I was always affected by the final title card of Quantum Leap: "Doctor Sam Beckett never returned home.". Very poignant. And now we know why! The REAL Archer is back in the waiting room, and Sam is Captain of the ship. He no longer needs Al to help him. He's now connected to that "higher power" and able to leap through the centuries as needed, no longer limited to the length of his own lifetime. Like Daniels, who is obviously a Leaper! And I just know Scott was always "bazinga'd" about this stuff by the cast and crew! And then there's Bruce McGill! First with Time Cop, then Quantum Leap, then Enterprise, TNG, and Voyager, half his career has been about time travel! Finally culminating in future Captain Braxton suffering from temporal psychosis. (Actually, it was being trapped in the 20th century as a homeless person for 30 years! That would do it for me!) Well... One of you asked to hear anyone's story of being inspired by Trek. Where do we start!? Gene's vision and philosophy of the future, the much better way of living as a space-faring species that has largely "grown up", mostly, with technology creating the life human beings should live, and the rest. One of the many things it's got me to do is a decades long project to build a history in models of all the Enterprise's from the early sailing ships up to the future starships, with a companion book and video. The Motion Picture planted the seed; "All those vessels were called Enterprise.". Then a scene in Diane Duane's novel The Final Frontier (a much better story than the movie), about the history of the Enterprise and why the new ship should have the same name. This is an exchange between Kirk's father George and Robert April on the first shakedown cruise of the ship. That and other things poured fertilizer on the seed and I began to collect any research and models I could about all the ships, even gathering or making parts to custom make the ships not put out as any kit. This laborious process continues to this day. Just got a few new additions to the lineup: the big 1/350 I Love Kit of the CV-6 ENTERPRISE carrier, the XCV-330 ring ship from Fantastic Plastic, and the USS FRANKLIN from Moebius, which I'm thinking of building as an Enterprise just before the NX-01. My ultimate goal is to make each of the starships from the 01 up to the 1701, as well as one of the last DY Class, a Delta class, the Ring ship, the deadalus class and several more, drawing on all my research like the Space Flight Chronology, the works of Matt Jeffries, Mike Minor, Andy Probert, Doug Drexler, Rick Sternbach, John Eaves and more, along with countless books and magazines. And videos. Both my library and all the ones on Utube. Anyway, I could go on all day with this subject, but I better sign off for now. (Life calls!). Have a better one guys! (By the way, Dominic's voice is sounding a lot like Malcolm McDowell these days. That's a compliment Dominic!). Later dudes...
What on earth was Dominic doing in San Sh*tcisco… the pits of hell… but I digress. An incredible first 13 episodes. Oh! And I was working in Dominic’s own town last night. And Dominic, there are no decent scenes in STD.
Great interview.
About Daniels getting more meaty lines.
Understandable that the main actors outside the trio, would be upset. It is their ' big break ' role, and a guest star is repeatedly getting to do a lot more acting than the main cast.
They're plugging all their future interviews when they should do this on their channel as well.
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If only Dominic would finally learn to not talk even in the middle of others sentences, love these guys otherwise. Dominic talks like someone with no idea he's constantly killing the conversation flow.
That’s how I felt about Keating on the show. Keating and Anthony Montgomery were the weakest links. Blalock and Billingsley carried the show.
I think you just don't like him. Me I wish the host would lose his little attitude and just let Dom talk, let it be the hangout Dom's vibe is making it be. It's not like he's not talking about substantial stuff
It's part of the recipe but sad- star trek has never known how to appreciate it itself. Has always taken itself for granted. When it persists, a la TOS continuing into movies, TNG just persisting, everyone wins. The whole world wins. Art wins, television wins, fans win... but when it doesn't, you get heartbreaking broken threads like ent and dis
So glad those other two people from Shuttlepod show are gone... The new show is so much better.
The Dominic Keating show. Poor Connor.
The Dee Khan chamber? What?
Love these guys’ performances. Without seeing the video, current state of ST: burning pile of shite.
Dear lord! They aged A LOT in the last couple of years and will never forget Keating rubbing his hands together in a interview about the $$$ from Cons and fans. Totally washed up and done.
The refreshing thing about Shatner is he doesn't have to polish the orbs of the new shows to stay busy...unlike some others.
@@jimjam51075 what are you on about?
15th if they had a chance to see space like Shatner did - would they? ..and what did they think of Shatners thoughts on his experience..? ..he said he saw Death.....looked at earth and saw fragile Life
Keating would just tell eight boring stories about three acting teachers nobody cares about.
That Shuttlepod episode with Gates McFadden was like listening to cardboard exist.