I met Lolita at a convention in London Docklands 1994 along with Brannon Braga and Ron Moore. She hosted the writer seminar with Ron & Brannon where they talked about how the scripts develop and the SLIM likelihhood that they would buy a script from you BUT they might like some of your ideas and buy them. It was a fascinating few hours we spent in the room.
Lolita is the best and her stories are something else.... not to be missed! She is a legend of the production of Star Trek and the convention rounds. Thank so much @ShuttlePodShow for having her on!
I was just totally sobbing at the DS9 documentary when I found it. Then I watched it again a week later! It was SO good! Ugh, but I cried so hard! Thank you Lolita for what you gave us over all of those years! And thank you The Shuttlepod Show, you give us all just that something special that we all are “jonesing” for!
To add to comment on Marc and Casey, I'd tell that they were generous with an autograph in California at a bookstore. Not scheduled, they walked in, as I was shopping. I hadn't seen Casey out of makeup, and didn't recognize him. Marc introduced me to him. They waited patiently as I purchased an anthology book about star trek, and opened it to ds9. They both signed it. A real fan boy moment, I owed to Marc Alaimo, with his graciousness, generosity, and patience. Indelible moment of my trip to California.
That's lovely. I remember a throwaway comment on Marc (it might have been on a DS9 DVD special feature or in a book, can't recall) which appeared to be based entirely on him *playing* a villain. Very nice to hear him spoken of positively. 👏
Always look forward to the new episodes of The Shuttlepod Show! It's always nice to see the producers getting some love and get to tell the often unbelievable stories that happen. I haven't done anything as big as Star Trek, but have worked in television for a good 20 years and can tell you that crazy stuff happens on many shows. Even "smaller" ones. Grew up watching Star Trek like many; used to watch it with my family after school (Voyager and TNG used to run back to back on CHRO at 4:30 in the 90s. My family was filled with engineers and were fans.) Again, nowhere near as big as Star Trek, but I produce a weekly syndication sports show that runs on NBC Sports and even with a show like that the adventures are insane. Like having a tire blown after working with a NASCAR driver. Mysteriously losing one of our TV show sponsors on another show we did and not knowing why, then finding out the lead actor used to work at that donut chain and robbed them (didn't catch it in our background check). The punchline: American show, and most of us were Canadian. It HAD to be an effing DONUT SHOP. Life truly is stranger than fiction. There are definitely days that I'm sure we all wake up and go "Why the hell did we pick this carnival ride as a career?"...but then you remember these stories and remember why. It's not for everyone...but you'll never be bored as a producer. That, I promise you - whether it's local, regional or national TV. You WILL get these stories. -Cory
Love these episodes giving the behind the scenes people the spotlight. Also loved hearing about the conventions. I was able to see Connor at a convention when Enterprise was early on and it was fun listening to him
Cheers! And nice to finally "meet" Lolita Fatjo. We've been seeing her name in the credits all these years and talking about how much she must be holding the ship together... just a vibe. Nice to finally make her acquaintance! Blessings. Live long and prosper, friends.
This is such a good episode. Fatjo is so informative.. dropping behind the scenes info.. and now this talk of the conventions. Gosh she's just a wellspring to have on this show. So much energy. EPIPHICAL EPISODE
Loved this interview, great "behind the scenes" peek at the PROCESS involved... Hundreds of people involved it creating STAR TREK any their wonderful OFFSPRING 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Bronx Love guyz 😎
Growing up, my heroes were Spock and Kirk, Picard and Riker, Sisko and Kiera, etc, and all the others too. And I had nowhere near the appreciation for the directors or story writers or any number of people who worked behind the scenes, in some office at the Paramount lot or anywhere else and episodes like this are absolutely fantastic for all the history and a peek behind the scenes that let you know that these people were every bit the heroes behind the camera and in offices and elsewhere that I loved that were in front of the camera. Thanks to Lolita, Connor, Dom, Mark! Mark! Mark! And Erica (and others too) for yet another out of this world episode. 🖖❤
I live in NYC, and I have been to the Javits Center. Frankly the location was terrible for a Trek convention in 2016. It is located at the far west end of Manhattan at 11th Ave. Up until the NYC subway extension of the 7 line opened in September 2015, the only way to get to Javits was by car, bus, or walking from Penn Station at 8th Avenue to 11th Ave. Avenues are longer than streets here. The bus can be slower than walking depending on the time and day. Even with all the negatives, I would have attended this convention in 2016 - I did not know about this until I watched this podcast. The last Creation convention I attended was at the Hotel Pennsylvania over 25 years ago. That hotel is now torn down as of October 2023.
I enjoyed this episode. I particularly liked the talk about the conventions. I live in NY and I'm fortunate enough to be able to go to the Vegas con and the cruise every year. I'd like to hear more behind the scenes convention
Hi Lolita! What a fantastic interview! I learned so much about your Star Trek career that you are so passionate about. I look forward to checking out your documentaries. Your cousin, Trish Honerlah(Cronin)
Sam Gogley was the attorney defending Kirk. Played by Elisha Cook who was a character actor who played in many movies and TV shows from the early 50s through the 70s. Cook was the very frightened character from the Vincent Price classic, “The House on Haunted Hill”. Surprised no one knew this classic episode from season1 of TOS.
I donated to the DS9 documentary. I have my commemorative coin, which is such a precious thing to me. I eventually bought the doc on Amazon Prime here in the UK.
Another side of the business I never appreciated before - the script doctors. Another great episode. Love the Gene stories. And Conners DeNiro impression. Nice new set; love the shades and the colours. Wash looking a lot happier. You guys are looking hot in the last of this summer heat wave.
This was a great interview guys.. I've never seen Lolita Fatjo before and this was a fascinating and uplifting interview.. Huge props for getting people behind the cameras guys, it would be so easy to just focus on the actors we all love.. But you've had some great characters from behind the scenes of the show, who have so much to say and so many great stories.. I think that I say this all the time, but this is honestly the home "unnamed SciFi show" on the internet for sure...
Still playing catch up but what a wonderful episode. To be honest I hadn’t heard much about Lolita but after watching this episode OMG what an incredibly interesting person, thank you 😊 all for a fantastic and informative interview, and I truly hope that Lolita does do a documentary on the best Star Trek series that was produced ENTERPRISE. Thank you all at The Shuttlepod Show for keeping the interest in ST Enterprise going, cheers 🍷🍷🍷Ed from South Australia 🇦🇺
Before I forget. I think having Conner seated next to the guest and then Dom seems like a much better seating arrangement than before. Dom does most of the talking, so having him almost opposite the guest means their voices are directed more towards the center of the room. And it means the guest is looking into the camera a bit more. They aren't turned to the right for most of the interview, with their backs turned to Erica and Mark. So well done, a great choice.
That’s my shadow father is great because it’s hard for people to travel and I thought Shatner Nimoy and 90 in Seattle and even to get to Seattle was difficult so I’m glad I get to see you guys online and you share your stories because that’ll tide is awesome he brought a lot of people that I love to hear about people that I knew in the credits when I got to know them as people as well good job guys peace and keep going on man keep doing it
The scene in the "What you leave behind" was an accident (there is a clip in youtube) NOT actual fight between Avery and Marc. It's important not anybody get confused about it, because she implied that and its wrong.
@@ShuttlepodShow No, she didn't clarify anything of the kind. She made it sound like there was infighting onset for the episode to sound more salacious than it was. All spin.
@@ShuttlepodShow No she didn't say anything like that. Anyways thank god there is the clip for the clarification czcams.com/video/NOsHkVN16GM/video.htmlsi=rL08FpXrlXasfo5-
@@dariawells7438 Could simply be misremembering the doc, to be fair. :) And yes it was an accident. One of them didn't quite hit their mark - as a result they were a few cm too close, and the hook that had swung cleanly past Alaimo's face in several rehearsals, made contact during the take.
Lolita is one of the great unsung heroes of Trek! She's the best! Also, The Velcro Planet sounds like the perfect idea for an episode of Strange New Worlds. LOL
My brother was the Baku Baker! The man needing the doe! He had the opportunity to meet sir Patrick and told him he studied Shakespeare at iowa state university. Sir Patrick had asked him where is iowa state? The extent of his brush with greatness
Speaking for myself, the nickle and dimed is what keeps me from most conventions. I understand very well there's no such thing as a free lunch, but it's a lunch I can't indulge in very often. That aside, a great interview. Lolita is a fascinating woman. Also, Lolita, the stlv con this year was fun, even with the weird rules. Really really fun. I think the rules really forced us to think unconventional questions for the thespians.
Lolita is an amazing guest! Thanks for having her on. Connor's last line in response to your new home: "I thought we were going to shoot porn", had me in stitches. Thanks guys for a great episode.
I have to admit I had no idea who Lolita Fatjo was but that was very entertaining, just goes to show, there's an awful lot of work going on behind the scenes. I got a lot of a kinda grizzled war veteran kinda vibe there.
Sir Patrick was a Royal Shakespeare Theatre actor for years - with Sir Ian McKellen (his bestie). His first job of note in films was the part of Gurney Hallek in Dune.
Coming into this, i did not know who our FANTASTIC guest was.. now... Lolita is one of the family.. can't WAIT to buy the docu's she does and have done!!
@ShuttlepodShow I have to disagree, everyone always seems to make a comment about it. Though i conceed i see it from the minds eyes of a 10 year old who was in awe of the show, the special effects the actors. It inspired my life long love of art, history, literature.
I’ll double down here, I would love to hear you interview one of the captains for their inside stories. You haven’t interviewed a captain in the series yet! Lol
I've always wanted to go on the cruise and I live 3 hours from the port. I've also always wanted to go to the conventions, but the prices are crazy. I love you guys a lot but the wallet is looking like the dessert road in the Q continuum. 🤣
I think that there is a really interesting Star Trek episode that rarely gets discussed. House of Quark from Deep Space Nine People often talk about the social significance of Star Trek but what would have happened if double-entry accounting had been mandatory in our schools since Sputnik?
1:05:45 Somebody listened to Lazlow on the radio in GTA3 --- cinco cinco cinco nueve dos nueve dos! Also, "The Chute" (Voyager s3 e3) IS a really excellent episode! Indeed.
I love your show seriously puts a smile on my face. I would like to support you but I seem to be in a financial black hole. If I supported all the stuff I watch I would wind up hungrier than an unemployed actor, or more contemporaneously a striker writer. Props for letting your less solvent fans see your podcast anyway. Thanks a million.
We want this to be for everyone. If and when people can support us more directly, financially, etc- that’s also tremendously appreciated. We appreciate you just for being here! Thank you.
Thank you for replying, your show has come a long way from when you started and the way you interact with the person you’re interviewing has tremendously improved all around and I love to watch. Would love one day to shake your hands and say hello at a convention or someplace but until then all I can do is like and subscribe. Thank you for the show it’s great.
If i knew producers were reading i’d complain while bowing! The sound is a bit tinny/hollow. Not sure if the settings are to make the voices more clear, or less than perfect mic etiquette:)
I met Lolita at a convention in London Docklands 1994 along with Brannon Braga and Ron Moore. She hosted the writer seminar with Ron & Brannon where they talked about how the scripts develop and the SLIM likelihhood that they would buy a script from you BUT they might like some of your ideas and buy them. It was a fascinating few hours we spent in the room.
Lolita is the best and her stories are something else.... not to be missed! She is a legend of the production of Star Trek and the convention rounds. Thank so much @ShuttlePodShow for having her on!
I was just totally sobbing at the DS9 documentary when I found it. Then I watched it again a week later! It was SO good! Ugh, but I cried so hard! Thank you Lolita for what you gave us over all of those years! And thank you The Shuttlepod Show, you give us all just that something special that we all are “jonesing” for!
It’s heart breaking how expensive conventions have gotten.
Our live event is not that expensive- come to our event!
czcams.com/video/t01V-Wdf1Rw/video.htmlsi=-7JfGrOeFJQKjvbX
Where n how much
Enterprise should never have been canceled, this show was one that got us hooked, and we loved it.
This has been one of my favorite interviews, thank you to all involved! So lovely
Thank you Steve! History rocks!
I met Lolita at a convention in Portland probably 25 years ago. Incredibly nice person!!
To add to comment on Marc and Casey, I'd tell that they were generous with an autograph in California at a bookstore. Not scheduled, they walked in, as I was shopping. I hadn't seen Casey out of makeup, and didn't recognize him. Marc introduced me to him. They waited patiently as I purchased an anthology book about star trek, and opened it to ds9. They both signed it. A real fan boy moment, I owed to Marc Alaimo, with his graciousness, generosity, and patience. Indelible moment of my trip to California.
This is awesome
That's lovely. I remember a throwaway comment on Marc (it might have been on a DS9 DVD special feature or in a book, can't recall) which appeared to be based entirely on him *playing* a villain. Very nice to hear him spoken of positively. 👏
Yay Lolita! Great getting to hear her backstory and reminiscences. Thanks @The Shuttlepod Show !
Always look forward to the new episodes of The Shuttlepod Show! It's always nice to see the producers getting some love and get to tell the often unbelievable stories that happen. I haven't done anything as big as Star Trek, but have worked in television for a good 20 years and can tell you that crazy stuff happens on many shows. Even "smaller" ones. Grew up watching Star Trek like many; used to watch it with my family after school (Voyager and TNG used to run back to back on CHRO at 4:30 in the 90s. My family was filled with engineers and were fans.)
Again, nowhere near as big as Star Trek, but I produce a weekly syndication sports show that runs on NBC Sports and even with a show like that the adventures are insane. Like having a tire blown after working with a NASCAR driver. Mysteriously losing one of our TV show sponsors on another show we did and not knowing why, then finding out the lead actor used to work at that donut chain and robbed them (didn't catch it in our background check). The punchline: American show, and most of us were Canadian. It HAD to be an effing DONUT SHOP. Life truly is stranger than fiction. There are definitely days that I'm sure we all wake up and go "Why the hell did we pick this carnival ride as a career?"...but then you remember these stories and remember why. It's not for everyone...but you'll never be bored as a producer. That, I promise you - whether it's local, regional or national TV. You WILL get these stories. -Cory
I love the deep cut guests the best. Thanks again all. Keep them coming
Love these episodes giving the behind the scenes people the spotlight. Also loved hearing about the conventions. I was able to see Connor at a convention when Enterprise was early on and it was fun listening to him
Best interview so far ,please bring her back for more insights
Cheers! And nice to finally "meet" Lolita Fatjo. We've been seeing her name in the credits all these years and talking about how much she must be holding the ship together... just a vibe. Nice to finally make her acquaintance! Blessings. Live long and prosper, friends.
This is such a good episode. Fatjo is so informative.. dropping behind the scenes info.. and now this talk of the conventions. Gosh she's just a wellspring to have on this show. So much energy. EPIPHICAL EPISODE
"epiphanic"
Loved this interview, great "behind the scenes" peek at the PROCESS involved...
Hundreds of people involved it creating STAR TREK any their wonderful OFFSPRING
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Bronx Love guyz 😎
Lolita is so fabulous! love the new look set
Growing up, my heroes were Spock and Kirk, Picard and Riker, Sisko and Kiera, etc, and all the others too.
And I had nowhere near the appreciation for the directors or story writers or any number of people who worked behind the scenes, in some office at the Paramount lot or anywhere else and episodes like this are absolutely fantastic for all the history and a peek behind the scenes that let you know that these people were every bit the heroes behind the camera and in offices and elsewhere that I loved that were in front of the camera. Thanks to Lolita, Connor, Dom, Mark! Mark! Mark! And Erica (and others too) for yet another out of this world episode. 🖖❤
Thank you for this
@9:35 BOB JUSTMAN is who saw Patrick at a UCLA student workshop performance, and told his wife "I think we just found our captain."
I live in NYC, and I have been to the Javits Center. Frankly the location was terrible for a Trek convention in 2016. It is located at the far west end of Manhattan at 11th Ave.
Up until the NYC subway extension of the 7 line opened in September 2015, the only way to get to Javits was by car, bus, or walking from Penn Station at 8th Avenue to 11th Ave. Avenues are longer than streets here. The bus can be slower than walking depending on the time and day.
Even with all the negatives, I would have attended this convention in 2016 - I did not know about this until I watched this podcast. The last Creation convention I attended was at the Hotel Pennsylvania over 25 years ago. That hotel is now torn down as of October 2023.
I enjoyed this episode. I particularly liked the talk about the conventions. I live in NY and I'm fortunate enough to be able to go to the Vegas con and the cruise every year. I'd like to hear more behind the scenes convention
Andy & April say hi from the UK. Miss our Lolita.
Thanks guys, great show.
Such a great episode! Loved hearing about all the convention circuits. Shame they haven't gotten back to speed. Hopefully there will be a resurgence!
Stewart played Gurney Halleck in Dune. He also played a villain in I Claudius.
He played Livia's fixer and spy, Sejanus, in I Claudius. Great role. Livia really knew how to pick them.
@@julbro8451 yes
Even before Patrick portrayed Gurney Halleck in "Dune", he was Sejanus, aide to the Emperor Tiberias, in "I Claudius".
Great episode! Star Trek is a completely different angle. Thanks!
Hi Lolita! What a fantastic interview! I learned so much about your Star Trek career that you are so passionate about. I look forward to checking out your documentaries.
Your cousin, Trish Honerlah(Cronin)
Sam Gogley was the attorney defending Kirk. Played by Elisha Cook who was a character actor who played in many movies and TV shows from the early 50s through the 70s. Cook was the very frightened character from the Vincent Price classic, “The House on Haunted Hill”. Surprised no one knew this classic episode from season1 of TOS.
Yes! All the books!
I donated to the DS9 documentary. I have my commemorative coin, which is such a precious thing to me. I eventually bought the doc on Amazon Prime here in the UK.
Fabulous episode once again!
EPIPHICAL EPISODE! Lolita Fatjo brings such a lively energy and info. She adds so much!
Can't wait to see the documenery
We have to have an Enterprise documentary after Voyager. Thank you for getting Lolita, a wonderful guest. 🖖
Another side of the business I never appreciated before - the script doctors. Another great episode. Love the Gene stories. And Conners DeNiro impression.
Nice new set; love the shades and the colours. Wash looking a lot happier. You guys are looking hot in the last of this summer heat wave.
What a great guest! I love her stories and her inside knowledge of trek and the actors. Just a real blessing
Greetings Trek family!🖖❤️
Almo's performance was probably the best of DS9
The best Marc Alaimo line in the whole series was when he turns to Louise Fletcher - "...are you still here?"
Yet again, another great show.
I can't wait for the Enterprise documentary.
This was a great interview guys.. I've never seen Lolita Fatjo before and this was a fascinating and uplifting interview.. Huge props for getting people behind the cameras guys, it would be so easy to just focus on the actors we all love.. But you've had some great characters from behind the scenes of the show, who have so much to say and so many great stories.. I think that I say this all the time, but this is honestly the home "unnamed SciFi show" on the internet for sure...
Thank you!!
Still playing catch up but what a wonderful episode. To be honest I hadn’t heard much about Lolita but after watching this episode OMG what an incredibly interesting person, thank you 😊 all for a fantastic and informative interview, and I truly hope that Lolita does do a documentary on the best Star Trek series that was produced ENTERPRISE. Thank you all at The Shuttlepod Show for keeping the interest in ST Enterprise going, cheers 🍷🍷🍷Ed from South Australia 🇦🇺
Thanks for another interesting, informative show. I have been away for a while and am enjoying catching up on the shows. Keep up the great work. 😊
Thank you! Welcome back!
Before I forget. I think having Conner seated next to the guest and then Dom seems like a much better seating arrangement than before. Dom does most of the talking, so having him almost opposite the guest means their voices are directed more towards the center of the room. And it means the guest is looking into the camera a bit more. They aren't turned to the right for most of the interview, with their backs turned to Erica and Mark. So well done, a great choice.
That’s my shadow father is great because it’s hard for people to travel and I thought Shatner Nimoy and 90 in Seattle and even to get to Seattle was difficult so I’m glad I get to see you guys online and you share your stories because that’ll tide is awesome he brought a lot of people that I love to hear about people that I knew in the credits when I got to know them as people as well good job guys peace and keep going on man keep doing it
I look forward to watching as I overslept and missed most of the premiere. I'm living in a new time zone. 😕
Hey Annika, hope you're well! Where are you now?
The scene in the "What you leave behind" was an accident (there is a clip in youtube) NOT actual fight between Avery and Marc. It's important not anybody get confused about it, because she implied that and its wrong.
She was saying they wanted the scene to look real- not that they were actually fighting as people.
@@ShuttlepodShow No, she didn't clarify anything of the kind. She made it sound like there was infighting onset for the episode to sound more salacious than it was. All spin.
@@ShuttlepodShow No she didn't say anything like that. Anyways thank god there is the clip for the clarification czcams.com/video/NOsHkVN16GM/video.htmlsi=rL08FpXrlXasfo5-
@@dariawells7438 Could simply be misremembering the doc, to be fair. :) And yes it was an accident. One of them didn't quite hit their mark - as a result they were a few cm too close, and the hook that had swung cleanly past Alaimo's face in several rehearsals, made contact during the take.
Patrick Stewart was also in Excalibur in 1981
Lolita is one of the great unsung heroes of Trek! She's the best! Also, The Velcro Planet sounds like the perfect idea for an episode of Strange New Worlds. LOL
I believe Patrick was in Excalibur around that time, before Dune.
My brother was the Baku Baker! The man needing the doe! He had the opportunity to meet sir Patrick and told him he studied Shakespeare at iowa state university. Sir Patrick had asked him where is iowa state? The extent of his brush with greatness
Hahaha. I know where Iowa State is… all too well…
@@ShuttlepodShow Eat em up eat em up ISU!
Ty so much for such an incredible episode
Was Kivas Fajp in the ST:TNG episode "The Most Toys" an Easter egg tribute to Lolita? The last names are incredibly similar.
Would love an Enterprise documentary. Interested watching fan base do 180 on Enterprise and watching it becoming loved in fandom.
This was a great interview, mostly because Connor was really the driving force. He was on form, great questions, joking etc.
Great episode!
Nice! Met Lolita at Trekfest in Riverside this year. Had some good chats.
Speaking for myself, the nickle and dimed is what keeps me from most conventions. I understand very well there's no such thing as a free lunch, but it's a lunch I can't indulge in very often. That aside, a great interview. Lolita is a fascinating woman. Also, Lolita, the stlv con this year was fun, even with the weird rules. Really really fun. I think the rules really forced us to think unconventional questions for the thespians.
That’s why we are doing our live events! You should come to our next!
You may never read this Dom or Conner, but please do an Enterprise documentary. I so loved Enterprise as a concept and for some great performances.
Lolita is an amazing guest! Thanks for having her on.
Connor's last line in response to your new home: "I thought we were going to shoot porn", had me in stitches. Thanks guys for a great episode.
Peace and long life all! 💜🖖🏾🪐💫✨
I have to admit I had no idea who Lolita Fatjo was but that was very entertaining, just goes to show, there's an awful lot of work going on behind the scenes. I got a lot of a kinda grizzled war veteran kinda vibe there.
Great show guys.
One of the best season 3 tos scripts was a rare fan script.
Sir Patrick was a Royal Shakespeare Theatre actor for years - with Sir Ian McKellen (his bestie). His first job of note in films was the part of Gurney Hallek in Dune.
I am amazed at her stories AND how much she sounds like Denise Crosby!!
Hi great Shuttlepod team 🇨🇵
I think most of us fans understand and support the actors and writers in the strike. We hope you all win it.
Coming into this, i did not know who our FANTASTIC guest was.. now... Lolita is one of the family.. can't WAIT to buy the docu's she does and have done!!
How trendy it is to mock the first season of TNG. It set the foundation for the decades of good trek we now enjoy today.
First season of TNG was rough. It is NOT trendy to say that. Hahaha. But I always say all trek is good trek.
@ShuttlepodShow I have to disagree, everyone always seems to make a comment about it. Though i conceed i see it from the minds eyes of a 10 year old who was in awe of the show, the special effects the actors. It inspired my life long love of art, history, literature.
@@RA10H56 yeah. TOS and early TNG is what got me.
Lolita was brilliant
nice episode.
I’ll double down here, I would love to hear you interview one of the captains for their inside stories. You haven’t interviewed a captain in the series yet! Lol
I've always wanted to go on the cruise and I live 3 hours from the port. I've also always wanted to go to the conventions, but the prices are crazy. I love you guys a lot but the wallet is looking like the dessert road in the Q continuum. 🤣
I think that there is a really interesting Star Trek episode that rarely gets discussed.
House of Quark from Deep Space Nine
People often talk about the social significance of Star Trek but what would have happened if double-entry accounting had been mandatory in our schools since Sputnik?
OMG That's my sister-in-law. Hi!!! Someday I will make my way back to Calif.
HAHAHAHA
Connor is going all Dominic with the long hair.
1:05:45
Somebody listened to Lazlow on the radio in GTA3 --- cinco cinco cinco nueve dos nueve dos!
Also, "The Chute" (Voyager s3 e3) IS a really excellent episode! Indeed.
Hahahaha
Lolita is such a fascinating individual. The history, the stories such wondrous memories. Thank you for an amazing podcast. Bravo!
Just wondering how long it takes the artists to paint the guests portraits? So talented 👏 ✨️ 💖. Thanks Lolita 😊
It takes a day or two and then an hour to print.
I love your show seriously puts a smile on my face. I would like to support you but I seem to be in a financial black hole. If I supported all the stuff I watch I would wind up hungrier than an unemployed actor, or more contemporaneously a striker writer. Props for letting your less solvent fans see your podcast anyway. Thanks a million.
We want this to be for everyone. If and when people can support us more directly, financially, etc- that’s also tremendously appreciated. We appreciate you just for being here! Thank you.
voyager doc? where can i see that, and id love to see enterprise doc aswell...........make it so
Hey everyone. Hope all are healthy and well. Great show!
Jees MS Word in 1987 and on a 1987 PC this is the stuff of my nightmares
Good bye Conner luv ya bunches ❤️ Thank you for a fun show
Any relation to Kivas?
That was fun guys ... thank you!
What a great guest! Well done guys ❤
With nfl returning I probably will be watching these later in the day.
This lady is awesome! That’s some genuine insight behind the scenes.
Now let me ask…when will you get Patrick Stewart or William Shatner on?
God, soon we hope.
Thank you for replying, your show has come a long way from when you started and the way you interact with the person you’re interviewing has tremendously improved all around and I love to watch. Would love one day to shake your hands and say hello at a convention or someplace but until then all I can do is like and subscribe. Thank you for the show it’s great.
I watched the ds9 doc on CZcams with ads.
From photos the Trek track at Dragoncon went well including fan run panels.
😢sam cogley & his books defended kirk
Dude Lolita is interesting! I could listen to her talk about Star Trek for hours
Nothing before Dune for Patrick Stewart? Hello, I, Claudius.
Wow this was awesome
Bob Justman was the person who spotted Patrick Stewart at UCLA.
Lolita is amazing; she inspires me!
Great interview! Also love that Erica is back :-).
Whats going on with the audio? Several episodes have had not ideal quality
Not sure. What’s going on with the audio? Sometimes they forget to talk into the mics.
If i knew producers were reading i’d complain while bowing! The sound is a bit tinny/hollow. Not sure if the settings are to make the voices more clear, or less than perfect mic etiquette:)
Creation stopped doing trek cons in Nashville and started Supernatural.