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This fanfiction audio presentation takes place after the events in the audio fanfic "Operation: Imbalance," a fan-sequel to the Original Series episode "Balance of Terror."

In this story, Ensign Sara Huxton receives an assignment from the true entity she works for. Events do not go as planned, and a shift in galactic power is revealed.

Guest-narrated by Megan Niessink

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Ensign Huxton, the new young Tacticial Officer aboard the USS Ward, leads an away mission under mysterious conditions. This fan audio presentation takes place immediately after the events in the STAR TREK original series episode "Balance of Terror."

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The Jedi Order is gone. But, as one of the greatest Jedi who ever lived falls, just as his Order does, the Force intervenes, and a long-awaited showdown a generation later heralds a new beginning, salvaged from the days of old.

RESTORATION: a STAR WARS fan audio production was written, narrated, and audio produced by Joe Mignano. Featuring the voice talents of Megan Niessienk as Fennec Shand, and Vince Glaeser as Luke Skywalker. Artificial intelligence was used for the remaining characters.

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Around 2010-13, on a now-defunct podcast called “Saber Chats,” my friend Stephen and I had a recurring segment called “Saber-piece Theater,” in which well-mimicked Disney characters were portrayed in scripted Star Wars scenes that involved lightsaber battles. All seven tracks have been recovered and are presented here once again. You can clearly discern the improvement of the sound quality between track 1 and track 3; Saber-piece Theater was where I perfected my sound editing skills which I would later apply to HoloNet Audio Dramas and other projects.

Around 2010-13, on a now-defunct podcast called “Saber Chats,” my friend Stephen and I had a recurring segment called “Saber-piece Theater,” in which well-mimicked Disney characters were portrayed in scripted Star Wars scenes that involved lightsaber battles. All seven tracks have been recovered and are presented here once again. You can clearly discern the improvement of the sound quality between track 1 and track 3; Saber-piece Theater was where I perfected my sound editing skills which I would later apply to HoloNet Audio Dramas and other projects.

Around 2010-13, on a now-defunct podcast called “Saber Chats,” my friend Stephen and I had a recurring segment called “Saber-piece Theater,” in which well-mimicked Disney characters were portrayed in scripted Star Wars scenes that involved lightsaber battles. All seven tracks have been recovered and are presented here once again. You can clearly discern the improvement of the sound quality between track 1 and track 3; Saber-piece Theater was where I perfected my sound editing skills which I would later apply to HoloNet Audio Dramas and other projects.

Around 2010-13, on a now-defunct podcast called “Saber Chats,” my friend Stephen and I had a recurring segment called “Saber-piece Theater,” in which well-mimicked Disney characters were portrayed in scripted Star Wars scenes that involved lightsaber battles. All seven tracks have been recovered and are presented here once again. You can clearly discern the improvement of the sound quality between track 1 and track 3; Saber-piece Theater was where I perfected my sound editing skills which I would later apply to HoloNet Audio Dramas and other projects.

Around 2010-13, on a now-defunct podcast called “Saber Chats,” my friend Stephen and I had a recurring segment called “Saber-piece Theater,” in which well-mimicked Disney characters were portrayed in scripted Star Wars scenes that involved lightsaber battles. All seven tracks have been recovered and are presented here once again. You can clearly discern the improvement of the sound quality between track 1 and track 3; Saber-piece Theater was where I perfected my sound editing skills which I would later apply to HoloNet Audio Dramas and other projects.

Around 2010-13, on a now-defunct podcast called “Saber Chats,” my friend Stephen and I had a recurring segment called “Saber-piece Theater,” in which well-mimicked Disney characters were portrayed in scripted Star Wars scenes that involved lightsaber battles. All seven tracks have been recovered and are presented here once again. You can clearly discern the improvement of the sound quality between track 1 and track 3; Saber-piece Theater was where I perfected my sound editing skills which I would later apply to HoloNet Audio Dramas and other projects.

Around 2010-13, on a now-defunct podcast called “Saber Chats,” my friend Stephen and I had a recurring segment called “Saber-piece Theater,” in which well-mimicked Disney characters were portrayed in scripted Star Wars scenes that involved lightsaber battles. All seven tracks have been recovered and are presented here once again. You can clearly discern the improvement of the sound quality between track 1 and track 3; Saber-piece Theater was where I perfected my sound editing skills which I would later apply to HoloNet Audio Dramas and other projects.