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Jan 26, 2014

Trek1701 Ep 3: Interview with Rick Sternbach, Part II


In this second interview episode of the 'Trek1701' podcast Chris asks 'Star Trek' illustrator Rick Sternbach the most important question: Where are the toilets on the Enterprise? Aside from that they also discuss starships design, the 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' Technical Manual. We also discuss what we would want to see in a new Trek TV series.
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RN Ep 23: Random Rant about ‘Star Trek: Into Darkness’

> January 27th, 2014 ---
Chris is flying solo for this episode and is ranting about his dislike for the most recent 'Star Trek' film.

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