Star Trek Continues – All Episodes

Star Trek Continues is a non-commercial fan fiction video series producing excellent new episodes that are freely released online. The story picks up with the Captain Kirk Enterprise (1701) in the time period just after the cancellation of The Original Series and the Animated Series.

More information, full episodes, and behind the scenes footage is available at startrekcontinues.com. Their YouTube channel is also filled with great content.

The best thing you can do if you’re a Trekker is to enjoy these episodes, share them around, and send feedback to the team of volunteers making these videos that you like what they’re doing. There is superb writing, set-making, universe expansion, production, acting, sound, and obvious respect for the tradition they are working within. This fan sure loves it!

For ease of viewing, here is a full collection of Star Trek Continues full episodes…

Star Trek Continues Episode 1: Pilgrim of Eternity

Star Trek Continues Episode 2: Lolani

Star Trek Continues Episode 3: Fairest of Them All

Star Trek Continues Episode 4: The White Iris

Star Trek Continues Episode 5: Divided We Stand

Star Trek Continues Episode 6: Come Not Between the Dragons

Star Trek Continues Episode 7: Embracing the Winds

Star Trek Continues Episode 8: Still Treads the Shadow

Star Trek Continues Episode 9: What Ships Are For

Star Trek Continues Episode 10: To Boldly Go: Part I

Star Trek Continues Episode 11: To Boldly Go: Part II

Live Long and Prosper

 

 

Make Your Own Star Trek Films

Following a history of NCC 1701 set-building that you can read about here (see THE HISTORY OF STAR TREK CONTINUES at the bottom of the page), Neutral Zone Studios is now open to the public for making your own fan films set about the USS Enterprise.

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What is “Adult Swim”?

Adult Swim is one of those terms you may have heard about but never explored enough to truly understand. If you’re curious enough to spend 8 minutes learning about it, here’s the best video on Earth to explain it:

Don’t worry – this isn’t dirty or gross.

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Ideas Are Like Boogers

 

Some stick. Some don’t.

There are big ones and small ones.

They often arise in spurts.

Some people are overrun by them and accomplish nothing. Others never seem to get one.

If you look for one too hard where there are none, you’ll bleed.

Sometimes they attack in the middle of the night.

You can appreciate a friend’s, but you can’t really share it.

Polite society avoids them.

Kids who have them get noticed.

Ignoring one won’t make it go away, no matter how hard you try.

Each one is unique.

If you launch it right, it can take on a life of its own.

Good ones can be shared – to the astonishment of all.

New ones aren’t necessarily better than old ones.  They’re just newer.

Old ones aren’t necessarily better than new ones.  They’re just older.

They come less often in summer.

It used to be a boy thing, but by now folks realize that girls get them too.

Not all are worth digesting.

Few are worth buying.

Timing is key.

Like it or not, your Mom’s and Dad’s aren’t that different from your own.

If you’re lucky, yours will outlive you.

You can put one in a book.

Even those worth disregarding are free and often harmless.

A trek through nature can inspire really big ones.

Big ones that won’t quite arrive are frustrating.

Alone, they cannot feed you.

They are common to people living in every corner of the Earth, with surprisingly little variation.

Imagine what would happen if a million people all used theirs in a coordinated movement.

They are shaped by you.

They can be used to feed plants.

When you have a big one, celebrate it.  Look at it closely from all angles.  Laugh at it.  Then decide what to do with it.

Just because a role model gave you one, doesn’t mean you have to keep it.

 

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When is the last time you had one of epic proportion?  What did you do with it?

What will you do with your next good one?