RIP Laurel Goodwin---passing away over 2 months ago. Too bad she didn't get a chance to see this. The actress playing Yeoman Colt looked very close to Goodwin.

@OTOY

2 жыл бұрын

We had schedule Laurel to be interviewed just a few weeks before she passed. twitter.com/JulesUrbach/status/1521639344993361923

@bensisko7154

2 жыл бұрын

@@OTOY Wow, that would have been great to see. RIP Laurel Goodwin.

@bobbywaldron2398

2 жыл бұрын

Not to sound morbid, but I had the honor to cremate her. I work at a mortuary who had handled her case. I received a heart felt letter and two pictures of Laurel Goodwin from The Cage, 1 of her and 2 her and the actor who played Captain Pike, from her sister.

@KRAFTWERK2K6

2 жыл бұрын

@@OTOY I'm glad you still had her. And i'm sure she'll be proud of what you achieved :)

@thomascollins4325

2 жыл бұрын

Damn!

If there was anyone I would trust to handle this, it's the Okudas. Thank God for you two.

For a moment I was stunned at their recreation of Laurel Goodwin (Yeoman Colt), and then I realised that it's actually someone who is incredibly close in looks to her, that is an amazing match for Goodwin!!!

@radioflyer68911

5 ай бұрын

Ditto. She was the only really attractive chick on the episode.

So glad Mr. Butler is still with us and can see the results of his work.

@UltimatePerfection

2 жыл бұрын

Wish Gene was alive as well, maybe then the modern Star Trek wouldn't be so awful.

@Wizardof

2 жыл бұрын

So is Composer Fried and Billy Shatner.

@JGG1701

2 жыл бұрын

@@Wizardof ?

@High-Performance-IQ

2 жыл бұрын

@@JGG1701 Don't worry. It only overstrains your brain.

@Wizardof

2 жыл бұрын

@@JGG1701 The TOS music composer is still alive too is what I meant. Too much COVID and drugs SMDH.

I know many may disagree, but one of the reasons I joined the Navy was Star Trek. As a former Chaplain, PLEASE have the Chapel on the original 1701! "Dumb to join the Navy because of Star Trek" you say? Well, I was deployed where no man has gone before (Antarctic ice that breaks up every year) on a ship, with a military-rescue-exploratory-scientific research crew. So, it worked out.

@StarshipTrooper32

11 ай бұрын

I did the same thing, but I joined the Coast Guard instead.

@Canthatcrazy

10 ай бұрын

The whole point of ST was the navy in space, in a positive future. Now ST is so bad. Its like immature kids, in space, who stole their dad's car without permission

@gz9520

10 ай бұрын

Joining because of Star Trek wasn’t dumb, but being a chaplain was.

It's just nice to see that the Okuda's are keeping the archive going.

@user-nc2bf9vx5y

Жыл бұрын

I love this.

I didn't see Star Trek until 1972 on a UHF converter. I was 13. I had a black and white TV. I was obsessed! I had a technical manual that I sadly lost. I had made a Science Officer's shirt complete with gold braid and I had gotten in the mail the shirt insignia. I even had a kit of the Enterprise I mailed away for back then. I was big on Spock and that was my nickname in 7th grade. Every night I listen on my Tablet Star Trek episodes I recorded or I can't sleep. I think I was in 8th grade and a 9th grader showed off his cardboard Nomad probe. Looked really real. Live Long and Prosper everyone!

This archive could not be in better hands. It's a remarkable & noble endeavor to preserve these rendering & designs for future generations. The Okudas are living Trek encyclopedias, not to mention brilliant artists in their own right. Drexler is unrivaled in both skill & passion for Trek. People like Probert, Jeffries, Zimmerman and many, many others made Roddenberry's dreams a physical reality. But what excited me the most is the involvement of Donny Versiga. If you haven't yet seen his artwork & recreations, you're in for a very big treat. I've probably spent hours & hours staring in wonder at his content. There are many other people who deserve recognition for this, not least of which is James Cawley. I'm not sure if he has any involvement in this, but even if he hadn't, this guy's work is a downright miraculous inspiration. I can't wait to experience this for myself someday.

@OTOY

2 жыл бұрын

James has been brought on as a costume consultant - more team members here: www.imdb.com/title/tt19494964/fullcredits/

@Perktube1

Жыл бұрын

Where can I find Donny Versiga's work?

@Mike-Urilorib

Жыл бұрын

@@Perktube1 , here on KZread. Just type in his name in the search bar and be ready for a Trekgasm.

@Mike-Urilorib

Жыл бұрын

@Koldeman, I couldn't agree more. This project is the perfect reunion of super talented artists who are also super Star Trek fans. Adding to your list I would mention Rob Bryan (of Stage 9 fame) as another artist I'm glad to see is involved in this project.

To see Mr. Butler "meet" Yeoman Colt at 2:55 was so amazing. I wonder what he must have been thinking.

The refit Enterprise remains the ultimate expression of Federation starships, and pretty much the best of any franchise.

@KRAFTWERK2K6

2 жыл бұрын

Same same!! The refit design is simply marvelous. It's streamlined, impressive, massive, gorgeous and simply iconic.

@diogocatalano9557

2 жыл бұрын

The Refit Enterprise is the ultimate beauty.

@Dr.TJ_Eckleburg

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely.

@countgeekula9143

Жыл бұрын

Yes. She is my ship of dreams and every time I see her I fall in love again.

@keith6706

Жыл бұрын

One of the brilliant things about the general design, and it doesn't matter if you're taking about TOS, the film version, or the SNW version, is that it is (a) instantly recognizable from any angle, (b) instantly recognizable no matter the detail, from highly-detailed greeble-covered minature or CG model to just a silhouette. and (c) it looks good from any angle. There are very, very few SF ship designs that can say that.

Wow, I think it’s great that Robert Butler is still alive to see what Star Trek has become in the 58yrs since he directed “The Cage”….ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL! 🖖🏼 =/\=

@fuzzywzhe

Жыл бұрын

It's kind of stunning that The Cage was rejected as a pilot because it was "too thoughtful". I want you to look something up called MindWebs about 1/3rd of them are garbage though. This was a science fiction radio series that aired between 1976 and 1984 I believe. Everything is made for children and simpletons now. There hasn't been a new creation worth paying attention to in decades.

WOW! Love this... Now THIS is Star Trek...This what Star Trek truly needs right now, a total return to the original design and philosophy.

@kangtheconqueror8359

2 жыл бұрын

Far left nutjobs killing every nerd franchise. Star Trek got it the worst maybe. Good to see this.

@fleshanthos

Жыл бұрын

AND Philosophy is right! None of this man shaming blue shaved hair BULLSHIT that they're STILL pulling in SNW!

@pamm8608

Жыл бұрын

Yes! More emphasis on the stories, the writing and philosophy. That's what I got out of Star Trek, The Original Series. I learned more moral lessons from that than traditional organized religion.

@Akkbar21

Жыл бұрын

Complete lack of new ideas! Yay!

Amazing that Director Robert Butler is still around. All the cast of The Cage have passed away

Omg, I’m so happy this is being done!! I would spend hours walking around the Enterprise.

@dh2032

2 жыл бұрын

hasant this already been done the with TNG enterprise, until the film/tv company smelt money, and promptly sent in the lawyers to put a stop to it dint have the stuff need to do the 3d, not liked to watch the progress walkthroughs posted on yo tube

@kargaroc386

Жыл бұрын

I can barely understand you

When you see and hear all the love so many people have for preserving and making Star Trek, it really breaks your heart when you realize none of them work for the studio that should be utilizing their talents and reverence.

That has got to be the best recasting ever, the resemblance is uncanny.

The Okudas are amazing!!! All these artists are so hardworking

I used to fly model rockets as a hobby, back in the early to mid 1970s. Several years ago, I was looking through one of my old _Model Rocketeer_ news magazines, and saw where another rocketeer was saying that he'd heard there was talk in Hollywood about making a Star Trek movie. It took a few years, but it did come out as _Star Trek: The Motion Picture._ Oh, and that young rocketeer posting that info? His name was *Michael Okuda.* ☺

At some point in my almost 60 years I remember there were Enterprise blueprints you could buy with some of the levels drawn out; I had a set (because nerd). This project is something that definitely speaks to that fan in me!

This is amazing. To quote a sardonic Scotty in generations: "Brought a tear to me eye~" but I'm serious...

Make sure you put all of this in VR. That's the future right there, so there's no better fit for these amazing models you're building.

It's very refreshing... very gratifying to see people working so hard to preserve Gene's vision and open it up to the fans. As a big fan of Star Trek, I can truly appreciate this. Thank you from the bottom of my heart to everyone involved for doing this. Gene would be very happy.

HOLY SHIT. Robert Butler is still with us?!

Amazing. To walk around the Enterprise(s) would be an argument to get a VR headset again … Thank you to everyone involved in this. Truly fascinating.

The resemblance of actress portraying Yeoman J.M. Colt is uncanny.

@julesurbach9521

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you - Mahé Thaissa and the archive team put in an enormous effort to faithfully honor Laurel's portrayal of the character as envisioned in 1964 by Gene and Bob Butler.

I am a child of the 60s. I am a product of the Great Society and Civil Rights programs. I grew up with Star Trek as the centerpiece of my life. My current profession is as a power plant operating engineer and I owe a debt of gratitude to Lieutenant Commander Montgomery Scott for that. Part of the reason I write science fiction stories is because of this series. This series permeated my early life and still resonates deeply with me all these decades later. As I watch this video, I am absolutely blown away. I have no words other than those to describe how I feel. Maybe no one at OTOY will read this but on the slim chance you do, know this. We who invested our time, our love, our devotion, our hard earned money, and in many cases our lives, to the original vision of The Great Bird of the Galaxy, Mister Roddenberry, cannot begin to thank you enough for all that you're doing. It does bring a tear to this old guy's eyes. This is why so many of us still hold a flame in our hearts for this vision. I dare say a great many of us are simply staggered by what you've brought forth now that the technology exists for you to do so. I could go on, but I would exceed the dictionary of superlatives to do so. You've blessed us with this work. You have in your hands, and carry with you, our continued hopes and dreams. You've more than lived up to our expectations. In every human and non-human language I can think of, Thank you.

I am humbled by this astonishing work. Hopefully we don't bang our heads in engineering like Mr Scott achieved in ST:V.

Jesus Christ. This so should have been a post credit scene at the end of Generations or a flashback during Picard to explain why Daystrom Station has Kirk's remains. Phenomenal work. And thanks to TrekCulture for introducing me to the Roddenberry Archives. CBS/Paramount would be FOOLISH not to utilize your work.

In 1964, they got EVERYTHING RIGHT!!! TMP Enterprise is still my favourite version. The TMP transporter room was so well designed. Even in 1979, the design language was perfect and still holds up 40 years later.

Roddenberry: Hope and Optimism. New Trek since 2005 - no hope and optimisim. Thank you for the archives 🙂

@lawrencemanning

2 жыл бұрын

Yup. In 20 years people will still talking about Kirk and company. No one will be talking about errr whatever her name is.

@JohnKoenig-db8lk

2 ай бұрын

​@@lawrencemanningYou mean Diverse Female Space Jesus?

Gene Roddenberry was a visionary, but it was people like the Okudas and so many others that brought it to life. It is amazing that people are working to preserve their original creation, and shows how much of an impact Star Trek has had on the world.

Amazing, amazing, amazing, wow, incredible, brought tears to my eyes. Maybe someday our human civilization will advance in space exploration so that future generations will be able to visit an Enterprise replica constructed in Earth orbit and actually be able to walk around inside of it, based on these architectural blueprints in the Gene Rodenberry Archives.

I honestly love to see that technology is finally reaching the point where the passion of the many people behind Star Trek can faithfully be represented and brought to the fans. I hope that CBS and Paramount will fully embrace The Roddenberry Archives and utilize this unique project as they continue to add to the legacy of the franchise. Remember.

I am sooo incredibly happy to see there's still people left in the industry who actually CARE about Star Trek and preserving it. And i am SOOOO delighted to see that Mr. Butler was given the opportunity to talk about it as well. Thank you so much Mr. Butler. You directed an amazing Pilot that actually convinced the Producers enough to actually feel traveling through space and convincing them so much to grand permission for a second Pilot. Something that is STILL very unheard of in Television production. So it means you really had done something VERY right and very good. And thank you Mike and Denise!!! Gene would be proud!!! :)

Wonderful to hear this level of care and commitment regarding Star Trek again! ❤️ to you all!

This is like a phenomenally upgraded Next Generation Interactive Technical Manual from the 90’s. When Apple’s QuickTime was brand new and you could walk through the Enterprise-D. I’m very excited about this!

So happy to see interviews with these folks who were part of it in the very beginning. This entire project OTOY is doing is a historic masterpiece.

Glad to see there's an effort to preserve the original optimistic vision Star Trek.

Just learned of this today 04/28/23. WONDERFUL! So happy to see this project!

The girl playing the Yoeman is uncanny. She really looks the part. Excellent!

Good golly! "Shut up and take my money!" I grew up on the original movies first, when I was living overseas. When we returned stateside, that was when TNG was in it's 2nd season and so on. But I always felt close and fond of the movie Enterprise and crew. Man, to actually walk though the Enterprise-Refit/-A and go room by room, deck by deck, something I had dreamt of since I was a kid!

This is wonderful. I feel like a kid again watching this. I love it!

Stunning. The preservation of our pop culture is very important, the next generation needs to see what our greatest imaginative minds have come up with. Awesome job you guys did!

Incredible stuff! Anyone else feeling renewed hope that we could see a return to Trek's classic look for something one day?

@JGG1701

2 жыл бұрын

👋💯

@whitleybayman123

2 жыл бұрын

Why would you want to return to a 1960s budget driven show??? It would look terrible to viewers and lose more fans than anything. DISCO and JJ have got us so many new fans. They are Trek for the modern day. TNG would not even get a second series now, its a grindfest to get through. Terrible boring episodes that are so cheesy and you need to watch 5 episodes to get one good one on TNG. TOS was the greatest, but would not sell now without new effects

@acerjuglans383

2 жыл бұрын

@@whitleybayman123 typical attitude from a Fast and Furious Trek fan.

@williewhite1901

2 жыл бұрын

Probably, if we can pay for it's production. The current crop of Star Trek series attempts are incomprehensible, unrealistic and beyond the dream imagined by Roddenberry. This important saga deserves better management. Star Trek is 🇺🇸's goto inspiration for future endeavors.

@robkenyon6949

2 жыл бұрын

Yes - I would love that!

I was in the 2nd grade when this fabulous new show came on TV. Never saw anything like it before. It changed how I see my world.

Absolutely Amazing! This is what makes me so proud to be a life long Star Trek fan. It really does and will continue to change lives for the better. Thank you for your commitment and work!

@Knightfall182

2 жыл бұрын

LOL be proud to be a fan of the OG Trek and 90s Trek, not the current Schlock.

@MLPDethDealr32

Жыл бұрын

TOS, TNG, up to Enterprise. Then yes that makes me proud to be a fan since i was born in the 80s and grew up watching reruns of the Original Series with my dad and raised on Next Generation. Discovery and Picard left nothing but a sour taste in my mouth. In the right hands Trek can be great again.

Miss U, Gene. Your compassion and gentleness inspired my generation. Thank you. ❤

This is Awesome. I love Star Trek. I grew up watching the original series and was immediately a fan and I still am. Thank you Otoy and The Roddenberry Archive. 💜🖖🏾

This is great! I've been a fan since the first airing of "The Man Trap" in 1966. I'd love to be alive when we finally meet whoever is out there!!

Us senior Trek fans call Roddenberry 'the Great Bird of the Galaxy'. He was 100 years ahead of his time and a profound influence on my growth. When Butler saw the Ensign Colt stand-in, I verged on tears. We are so close to recreating Trek where there are no limits. Just as we maintained a Constitution seagoing warship, just as we have an Enterprise shuttle... someday there will be an actual spacefaring Enterprise.

@jonathanstrong4812

5 ай бұрын

POOR MISS GOODWIN

This presentation has given me goosebumps. It's marvelous. Mr. Roddenberry was a genius. I marvel at the every day things in our lives that influenced by his Star Trek.

@eq1373

Жыл бұрын

I'm sorry, Roddenberry was a nut. TMP and the first seasons of TNG were in the gutter because of him. It was talented writers that made ST what it was.

Laurel Goodwin (as Yeoman J.M. Colt) was adorable! 3:22 (August 11, 1942 - February 25, 2022)

This is so exciting! I still have my highly worn first print edition of Mr. Scott's Guide to the Enterprise the I coveted as a kid.

What beautiful work this team is doing. As a life long Star Trek fan I can't thank all of you enough! "The human adventure is just beginning" ~ Caretaker

So happy to hear the guy talking about how he's a preservationist on this project. So often nowadays when you have writers and directors and effects artists dipping into IP that someone else created, they feel they have to put their own touch on the project, even if it doesn't fit the tone or setting of the original-often markedly, intentionally so. It's so refreshing to see that the goal here is an attempt to exactly replicate what those at the time envisioned but were unable to fully create because the technology, logistics, and budgets at the time just did not allow them to. It reminds me of the situation with the Peter Jackson "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, where he attempted to-with a few caveats in the adaptation of book to motion picture-bring as much of Tolkein's vision of the story to life as he could, compared to the current Amazon "Rings of Power" series, which is clearly trying to bank off of the former adaptation in order to tell stories the writers and producers want told.

This is such a great gift to the fandom of today and tomorrow in these complex and pessimistic times. Not just the lovingly crafted and expertly researched set recreations but the message of hope which is their impetus. Star Trek always embodied the best of classic science-fiction and propelled us high above the mountain tops of the turbulent 1960s, inviting us to dream bigger, of a time of universal brotherhood in which all things are possible. We live in even more turbulent times now and need to hear that message more than ever before. (hint hint) Congratulations to the passionate artists making this dream a reality for fans old and new. Just when I thought it was gone for good what a welcome surprise to learn that Star Trek Lives in the Roddenberry Archive. The Great Bird of the Galaxy has wings again. Where can we donate?

I love The Cage and I want to see more of that Enterprise and her crew.

This is amazing! I look forward to seeing this truly bonkers project evolve.

Beautiful recreation, especially Yeoman J. M. Colt. I hope she appears in the upcoming Star Trek series Strange New Worlds.

@whiskeyvictor5703

2 жыл бұрын

The likeness is uncanny!

@trwent

2 жыл бұрын

Laurel Goodwin was a true beauty!! Overshadowed by the stunning Susan Oliver in The Cage, but I think that had more to do with how Laurel was dressed and how she wore her hair, vs. Ms. Oliver. I think she was just as sexy as Susan; she would definitely have been "Eve".

@van76

2 жыл бұрын

@@whiskeyvictor5703 It’s unreal.

@van76

2 жыл бұрын

@@trwent The last of the original pilot cast.

@trwent

2 жыл бұрын

@@van76 I wish they had kept her for the series, but they decided to replace her with another bombshell, Grace Lee Whitney. That worked out okay until Grace started hitting the bottle ...

I've been building a 1:1 refit enterprise in the game Eymperion galactic survival for the past year with all the rooms, laboratories, and plasma conduits. Cannot wait to see your deck plans and make a version of that too! 😊 Thank you so much for all your hard work, it means the world to me. ❤ ❤❤

I much enjoyed this! The redhead Yoeman Colt (Larel Goodwin) in the cage was one of my favourite ST babes 😄😉👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍

I love this so much!!!! Thank you all!!

To this day, I consider Roddenberry's 2-part episode THE MENAGERIE (much like an Outer Limits episode, the original series), which was framed around THE CAGE, one of the pinnacles of TV sci fi. He never wrote on that level again, but if he had a great novel in him, this was IT. A beautiful script. Living through other people's dreams like a narcotic, only to perish in the thought-wreck, because you give up doing things on your own; you stagnate.

@lakecountynaturalist7617

2 жыл бұрын

He couldn't write on that level again because NBC ordered him to "dumb the series down."

@james5460

Жыл бұрын

IMHO William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy did the best acting of their careers in that two-parter, too. Some brilliant scenes both in the flashbacks and the "present."

A labour of love being carried out by specialists, artists and techicians with the correct focus, doing it for the right reasons and utilising the best tools available. OMG, it is a pity that I lack patience and want to see it all NOW. I'll just be over there in the corner squealing with delight.

I love it that they found someone so nearly identical to the original Yeoman Colt actor . I always wanted to know more about her . Perhaps in the original series they didn't make a point of exploring characters like this the way they do in modern trek shows like DS9 and TNG , but it's so much fun learning about our favourite character's back stories.

SO beautiful!! THANK YOU for your wonderful work!!

Thank all of you working on this project to carry on to future generations I am A 70 year old Trekkie started with the first episode ha raised 2 childer in Stsr Trek and a Club that was started in the early n 1990s and it still going on so many thanks keep on Trekking🖖😎💞

Thank you Mike and Denise and everyone else involved for your dedication to this project!

Oh how I would love to explore these 3D sets in a high end Virtual Reality experience.

Great works going on here on the preservation of such an iconic era of television history. 🖖😊

This would be the Ultimate in VR experience, to walk every corridor of every starship, visit some of the planets seen in the shows, interact with the crew, hell, damn near join Starfleet! Don't think I would pull my headset off ever again! Phenomenal work they are doing with the Star Trek Universe! May it continue to Live Long And Prosper!!

There was a scene where Bob Butler goes on set to meet Mahé Thaissa as Yeoman Colt. That moment must have been indescribable for him. What you guys created cannot be put into words the only thing I can say is thank you for making this all a reality.

@OTOY

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! That was indeed an incredibly special moment for all of us.

Hopefully his vision will come true sooner rather than later. The archive lools really really cool. Thank yall for sharing. I am a lifelong fan of Star Trek. TOS is nostalgic for me Strange New Worlds is my favorite current show. A suggestion if I may. Put the guest book on The Scorch.

This is Amazing. Respecting Star Trek.

I think we can all now agree that Jean Rodenberry is the father of sci-fi space shows that catapulted from the TV to the big screen. The work on the design of the enterprise to this day for me as a fan every time I see it I think of perfection it’s the most beautiful concept of a spaceship by anybody Star Trek the motion picture devoted almost 7 minutes of the film when Kirk and Scotty we’re going over to the enterprise because the enterprise is so important it’s a cash member and that’s why I’m a Star Trek fan before I’m a Star Wars fan thank you Mr. Roddenberry for making us believe and giving us hope that maybe one day we can do some of these things

Mind blowing and heart shaking

The video is beautiful, the idea is excellent. I hope you will archive all (original) Star Trek together from The Cage to the last movie. It would be nice to see this separate from all the other shows and their various ships. This is the original series. It was first. That makes it special. I like all my Star Trek items to be about "Star Trek". That's the show that I love. All the production history from what I'd call, "The Gene Roddenberry" Era is interesting. That's what's interesting to us in our sixth decade , born of earth, living on Vulcan.

This is amazing! Great work.

I always liked the original pilot version of the bridge better than the series version -- apart from the little communicator screens on those flexible stalks; I never cared for those, and they used to remind me of the microphones I used to see cashiers yell into at fast food restaurants when I was a kid. I particularly thought the working screens on the bridge, above the console controls, looked so much better than the obvious, pasted-on, static photos of the series bridge. But those screens, which used rear projectors to create the images, were too expensive when union rules required each one be manned by an operator paid at union scale. They just didn't have the budget to do that until the Motion Picture in 1979 -- and an interesting side effect was that the noise of those projectors ruined the audio on set, and all the dialogue had to be rerecorded and looped in during post production, because try as they might, they couldn't isolate the set microphones from the projector noise. That's a problem they might have run into on the series as well, had the projectors been used, and would also have unacceptably added to the budget.

@stevenlitvintchouk3131

Жыл бұрын

THIS. I also liked the "Cage" bridge because the lighting was dimmer, as you would expect when you're looking out toward space; and the color scheme looked more realistic than the garish colors of the TOS series. Obviously NBC wanted TOS to show off color TV, so that's why the colors got brighter and more saturated.

This video just blew my mind. Amazing work, all!

Gene Roddenberry is a genius. Star Trek as a whole is his creation. Salute also to his artists for putting into reality, image wise what is in the mind of Gene Roddenberry. As a sci-fi movie fan i always considers every new sci-fi movies to have in one way or another been inspired by Star Trek.. Funny that in this time of incredible real like and detailed HD graphics i still enjoy watching the Original Series to the point that i am sure will watch it if they will make new sequel based on the Original Series using all the old bridge set up, transporter room, engineering, phasers and same uniforms.

Splendid! Just outstanding. This certainly touched an emotional nerve for me. Been a fan for decades, have gone to conventions, seen the cast in person , the spirit of this just spot on. Hope and optimism, working together to build something special. Just wishing this team every success. Well done!

Stunning. Although I must say, that emergency escape transporter room looks like one giant tripping hazard :D

At first glance that lady truly resembles Laurel Goodwin. Wow! I do appreciate the attention to detail in her uniform.

Thank you so much for preserving Star Trek!!!

Wow! How (and why) did they re-create the red head from The Cage so perfectly? Is she CG? It’s uncanny how she looks exactly like her! This also goes to show that ST: Strange New World’s COULD have used the original designs from the original Pike-era and still have looked amazingly cool. That bridge set in grey and black still holds up today. I actually like it more than the red and black. It’s more sleek and futuristic. But noooo…. SNW show runners had to go and break long established, canon and in-universe history with no explanation as to WHY things look so different. JJ Abrams respected us fans by giving us a logical explanation as to why his KELVIN timeline looked different. Anyway, the Roddenberry Archives looks incredible. Thanks for this video!! Beautiful!!!

@squishybrain

2 жыл бұрын

She's an actress (Mahé Thaissa) that looks remarkably similar to the original, Laurel Goodman, who played Yeoman Colts in the pilot.

This is so exciting. I feel like a 9 yr old boy again when Star Trek first aired.

Brought tears in my eyes wow that was a lovely touch bringing back the late Leonard Nimroy back as Spock real legends never die RIP ❤🖖

Fascinating. I've been working on recreating the refit Enterprise in VR on and off for the past 10 years and this is the first I've heard of this. Looking forward to seeing this progress - cheers!

Those virtual starships will incredible. I can't wait!

Now make these ships open to people in VR to wander through. Let hundreds on at a time to get a true sense of a "full ship". Of course all avatars in a RG uniform. I'd buy a good VR set and pay for that.

@WarpedTrekker

2 жыл бұрын

This is my concern. They will only be available to Paramount and in official movies. Instead of being released to the public to explore the ships in 3D and VR. Remember, Paramount sent a cease and desist to a fan group making 3D walkthrough models of the Enterprise ships. Now they get someone official to do it. But I wonder if the public will be able to explore these ships in multiplayer environments.

@BroughPerkinsMedium

2 жыл бұрын

I think that's the whole point. They're going to be fully explorational virtual environments

@travisjohnson622

Жыл бұрын

@@WarpedTrekker im sure it will be available for a price. Im assuming "ticket" sales to a walk through will be needed to recoup the money they spent in making it, and hoping for profit even.

Incredible work...

@OTOY

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you - the team is amazing. Honored to be part of this.

This is just all around awesome! Bravo!

It would be amazing to walk around the enterprise in VR

@iKlempi

2 жыл бұрын

You can do that in a project called Stage 9, although its the Enterprise D

Beautiful work. I look forward to seeing it all.

Amazing! Thank You!

Bless you all! Such important work to preserve!

Still stands up as one of THE Best Star Trek episodes, of all the series. Great design, great music, great story, great acting. No matter how many times I watch this (or its inclusion in the regular series two-parter, "The Menagerie") I get chills towards the end. And, Jeffrey Hunter will always be Captain Pike. No one else.

@sergioleone3583

2 жыл бұрын

@Tejesh Patel snw isn't even real Star Trek. It's shart trek. No one will be more Captain Pike than Jeffrey Hunter though you are of course welcome to your opinion.

The original bridge (from The Cage) looked so much better than the bridge they ended up with throughout TOS. I get it, color TV was new and they wanted the image to pop off the screen, but as someone in his 30’s it has not aged well. The muted colors and use of the washing walls with colored light REALLY looks good.

4:12 that model includes details I think every other model I've seen has missed, great. would love to see the final product when done.