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Re-route power to the shields, emit a tachyon pulse through the deflector, and post all the nonsense you want. Within reason of course.
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From Star Trek the Cruise VIII, live script reading of “For the World is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky.”
Directed by Nana Visitor, featuring Tawny Newsome as Kirk, Jeffrey Combs as Spock, Ethan Phillips as McCoy, Jonathan Del Arco as Scotty, Mary Wiseman as Chapel, Denise Crosby as Sulu, and Celia Rose Gooding as (Nichelle’s) Uhura. Natives of the Yonada were played by Voyager’s Roxann Dawson and Robert Picardo.
Made just this weekend for another thread:
Combs^3^
I'm Jeffrey Combs playing an Indigenous Canadian and I approve this post
There's a rich history of Combs.
Ah yes .... Chief Moneymaker, a historic leader from ancient prewarp Ferenginar .... he was instrumental in the Battle of the Exchequer ... where so much was lost .... so, so much lost profit
Vaughn Armstrong walks into the room.
Ever the forgotten middle-~~child~~aged actor.
They perform together in The Rat Pack, and do interviews together too. It ends up playfully being brought up.
Why am I just now learning of this?!
Have you been to STLV or other Creation Entertainment Trek cons? They perform at those on the last night. Unfortunately, when I went to STLV last year Ethan Phillips couldn’t attend so Nana Visitor filled in for him.