risa·RisabyDiogenesTheIdealist Me when I see Jonathan Frakes directed an episodeView original on startrek.website175Comments14Reply
Flying Squid lemmy.worldNot sure if he still is, but he used to be known as Two-Takes Frakes, because he was that efficient as a director.13Reply
Flying Squid replylemmy.world2Hide 2 repliesBatman and Kirk were in a TV pilot before Star Trek or Batman came out about Alexander the Great if that counts. You could pretend it was an elaborate holodeck program. 6Reply
ummthatguy replystartrek.website1Hide 1 replyWorks for a first era crossover. Whereas, we'd need Conroy to show up in DS9 as a Bajoran vigilante/dilettante.3Reply
Flying Squid replylemmy.worldAh well. Never happened. On the other hand, we got a ton of Trek actors on Batman: TAS.4Reply
DDannyBoy replysh.itjust.worksThis has the same energy as Tom Scott's intro compilations where he tells everybody where he is.2Reply
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Not sure if he still is, but he used to be known as Two-Takes Frakes, because he was that efficient as a director.
Does Jonathan Frake?
Yes, Jonathan Frakes.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MCT80HJWQ2A
Is that Kevin Conroy?
No, it's Stephen McHattie
If only we could have had Batman on Star Trek.
Batman and Kirk were in a TV pilot before Star Trek or Batman came out about Alexander the Great if that counts. You could pretend it was an elaborate holodeck program.
Works for a first era crossover. Whereas, we'd need Conroy to show up in DS9 as a Bajoran vigilante/dilettante.
Ah well. Never happened. On the other hand, we got a ton of Trek actors on Batman: TAS.
Obligatory Johathan Frakes asking you things (youtube)
This has the same energy as Tom Scott's intro compilations where he tells everybody where he is.
Obligatory Frakes asks if stories are based
I get out my sunglasses and prepare for lens flare.
I would not use a Riker Pez Dispenser