By Matthew Kaplowitz
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Gillian Vigman stopped by Trek Untold to chat with us about her time as Dr. T'Ana on all five seasons of "Star Trek: Lower Decks." We learned the origins behind how she earned the role of this Caitian CMO aboard the Cerritos, how she found the voice for her gruff feline alter-ego, thoughts on her character's growth across the series, how playing this part changed Gillian, and a final message for all Lower Decks fans out there.
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The last time Trekkies saw Mary Chieffo was back in the second season of "Star Trek: Discovery," as she played Chancellor L'Rell. Fast forward a few years later, and May has returned as a different Klingon - K'Elarra in the fifth season episode of "Lower Decks" titled "A Farewell to Farms. We chatted with Mary about her time on the popular animated series, what it was like doing VO work, her growing fandom and passion for Trek, thoughts on what happened to L'Rell, and what's next in the Star Trek universe for this lovely actress.
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Trek Untold sat down with Brian Volk-Weiss during NYCC 2024 to discuss the newly announced Star Trek figures from his company, Nacelle Toys. Brian, a lifelong Trek fan and collector, is choosing an unusual route to make his highly articulated collectibles, with the intent to please the hardcore fans more than putting these out in big box stores where they would fester and rot like previous attempts by other companies.
Brian breaks down who will be part of his first wave and details what accessories they include (revealing some secrets he hasn't discussed elsewhere), his strategy and plans for longevity, the story behind how he got the license, and what he will do differently from others, and much more in this deep dive into a toy line that has the potential to make Trek fans extremely happy. Stay up to date with Nacelle Toys on their website - https://nacellestore.com/
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Gabrielle Ruiz, the voice actor for T'Lyn AKA "Lower Decks" favorite Vulcan provisional Lieutenant Junior Grade, joins us for this bite-sized episode of Trek Untold/LDS exit interview to talk about her time on the animated series when she found out it was canceled, what she learned about herself from playing this part, and if we might see more of her character in other shows or media down the line.
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During NYCC 2024, Trek Untold had the privilege of being part of the "Star Trek: Section 31: Press Roundtables, where members of the media spent time with some of the folks involved in the upcoming movie. We spoke with performers Omari Hardwick, Robert Kazinsky, Kacey Rohl, and director Olatunde Osunsanmi to get the inside scoop on who their characters are, what the movie is about, what we can expect for the future of this covert group who operate in the shadow of Starfleet, and more.
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Mike McMahan, creator of "Star Trek: Lower Decks," was at NY Comic Con 2024 to preview the upcoming final season of the series - and Trek Untold was there too! Join us in the first of several NYCC 2024 episodes as we chat with McMahan as part of a roundtable discussion with other members of the press to discuss the latest season, look back at previous ones, and talk about the future of the animated Star Trek universe.
As an added bonus, we are including footage from the "Star Trek Universe" panel at the con, featuring surprise appearances by Tawny Newsome, Jack Quaid, Noel Wells, and Eugene Cordero. This was the first time this foursome has been together in years, and when these Lower Decks are in the same room with one another, chaos ensues!
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Fan films are an integral part of Star Trek history, with lovers of the franchise creating homemade versions of the show as far back as when the original series first hit the airwaves. Nearly six decades later, the tradition continues, but now with higher budgets and more impressive effects.
“Farragut Forward” is the latest entry in the ongoing saga of the Farragut crew, a fan-made homage to Trek with nearly two decades of stories produced on film. Their newest feature debuted on October 1, 2024, combining practical effects with modern CGI and classic Trek storytelling to make a compelling movie.
Trek Untold chatted with producer and star John Broughton, director Johnny Karzai, and performers (and “Farpoint Toys” store and museum owners) Penelope and Justin about the making of “Farragut Forward” and why this fan film is worth checking out.
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Bonita Friedericy is always cool, calm, and collective... as in the Borg collective!
Trek fans know her as the scientist named Rooney from the "Enterprise" episode titled "Regeneration," which chronologically introduced the Borg to Star Trek. You might not know the story of how she got that role, as well as the secrets behind filming and the origins of her costume.
Friedericy is also the wife of John Billingsley, AKA Dr. Phlox. She explains whether or not this relationship had anything to do with getting the part (Spoilers: it didn't!), and stories from her hubby visiting her on set.
Plus, being an understudy for Jennifer Tilly, playing General Diane Beckman on the cult classic TV show "Chuck" with Zachary Levi, her unusual role as Terry Loach on "Preacher," and stories about John Cho, Stephen Tobolowsky, Ted Danson, and more!
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Laurence Luckinbill's career on stage and screen was filled with high-risk choices that often led to great reward. One of those decisions just happens to be Star Trek related.
Trek fans know Mr. Luckinbill as Sybok from "Star Trek V: The Final Frontier," where he donned the pointy ears to play Spock's brother. We learn about how he got the role, his thoughts on who the character is and why he is a more complicated villain than you might believe, working with William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy, and why the much-maligned fifth movie is better than you remember.
We also learn about growing up in Arkansas and how he found the theater, lessons from George Kernodle and Uta Hagen, insight into his "Great Americans" one-man play series, and a deep dive into his multi-year role in the milestone play and film, "The Boys in The Band," a breakout show for LGBTQ culture during a pivotal time in gay rights, of which he is the last surviving cast member.
This might be one of the most in-depth interviews with this legendary performer on YouTube, so get ready for a deep dive into this actor who has long earned his time in the spotlight.
You can pick up Larry's memoirs "Affective Memories: How Chance and The Theater Saved My Life" at this link here - https://amzn.to/4enuNAB
Watch his "Great Americans" plays on his YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/@UClBi65yUrOuyGwoyBlbAFKA
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The first company to tackle Star Trek action figures was Mego Toys, innovating new designs and production methods that kept their products affordable while creating enduring memories. However, despite their huge success with Star Trek, things behind the scenes with the company slowly fell apart. Paul Clarke, better known to toy collectors as Dr. Mego, visits the show to discuss the origin story of Mego Toys, how its founder, Marty Abrams, began to pick up licensed properties before other companies, making "World's Greatest Superheroes" figures with both Marvel and DC Comics characters, his road to Star Trek in the 1970s through "Planet of The Apes," and the secrets behind their Trek toys, including whether the figures were based on TOS or the animated series, how the playsets were made, and the answers to unsolved Trek toy mysteries.
Plus, the controversial circumstances that caused Mego to shut down in 1982, how they resurrected the company in 2018, the true story of why Mego didn't make "Star Wars" action figures, how Marty helped bring Transformers to America, why Trek toys are so hard to sell in 2024 and what Playmates did wrong with their most recent attempt, and what the future holds for Mego in 2024 and beyond.
Check out Mego's Star Trek toys at this link here - https://amzn.to/3Vtedra
Visit the official Mego website: https://megofigures.com/
Learn more Mego history at the Mego Museum: https://www.megomuseum.com/
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