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Film Damage
By Film DamageTV & Film
Film Damage episodes
- Star Trek: Lower Decks 1.9 Commentary
Mike and Max provide audio commentary for Star Trek: Lower Decks 1.9, "Crisis Point", in which they discuss the technical accuracy of the film damage in the episode.
30 min - Star Trek: Lower Decks 1.8 Commentary
Max and Mike provide audio commentary for Star Trek: Lower Decks 1.8, "Veritas".
29 min - Star Trek: Lower Decks 1.7 Commentary
Mike and Max provide audio commentary for Star Trek: Lower Decks 1.7, "Much Ado About Boimler".
34 min - Star Trek: Lower Decks 1.6 Commentary
Max and Mike provide audio commentary for Star Trek: Lower Decks 1.6, "Terminal Provocations".
36 min - Star Trek: Lower Decks 1.5 Commentary
Mike and Max provide audio commentary for Star Trek: Lower Decks 1.5, "Cupid's Errant Arrow".
49 min - Star Trek: Lower Decks 1.4 Commentary
Max and Mike provide audio commentary for Star Trek: Lower Decks 1.4, "Moist Vessel".
39 min - Star Trek: Lower Decks 1.3 Commentary
Mike and Max provide audio commentary for Star Trek: Lower Decks 1.3, "Temporal Edict".
39 min - Star Trek: Lower Decks 1.2 Commentary
Max and Mike provided audio commentary for Star Trek: Lower Decks 1.2, "Envoys". They also discuss news about the writing and filming schedule of Star Trek: Discovery, as well as the current state of the next Star Trek movie, including ideas by Noah Hawley and Quentin Tarantino.
49 min - Star Trek: Lower Decks 1.1 Commentary
Mike and Max provide audio commentary for Star Trek: Lower Decks 1.1, "Second Contact".
35 min - Star Trek: The Next Generation 7.15 Commentary
Max and Mike provide and audio commentary for Star Trek: The Next Generation 7.15 - "Lower Decks". They also discuss the directors of Star Trek: Lower Decks and Star Trek: Prodigy, and debate the best starting point for new Star Trek viewers.
1 hr 12 min
About Film Damage
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Former projectionists Mike Schindler and Max Hegel take a look at movies from the perspective of the booth.