Star Trek New Voyages, 4x10, The Holiest Thing, Director's Cut, Subtitles

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Download: http://www.stnv.de/tht Director's Cut as originally made for the aborted release in 2014. Color correction issues have been fixed, yet otherwise this is what we would have released back in 2014. Noticeable differences include visual effects, a different ending and a different actor playing Sulu. The old Scotty TNG shuttle scenes are also missing from this version. Title: "The Holiest Thing - Director's Cut" Length: 0:57:06 Release date: February 15, 2016 Stardate: 7713.6 Writer: Rick Chambers Director: Daren R. Dochterman English subs: Peter Walker Plot: Captain James T. Kirk's (Brian Gross) first encounter with the charismatic scientist Doctor Carol Marcus (Jacy King), who is specialised in Terraforming. Carol is the woman who one day will mother Kirk`s son David and also break his heart. Doctor Marcus is leading a terraforming project on Planet Lappa III that goes horribly wrong and devastates the planet. Was it her fault? Or is a mysterious black market operation behind the catastrophe? Kirk and the crew of the refitted, USS Enterprise, investigate. This is the second script that award-winning author Rick Chambers has written for "New Voyages" and Retro Film Studios. In 2012 Brian Gross (his other films include "2001 Maniacs" alongside Horrorfilm legend Robert Englund) took over the role of "Kirk" from James Cawley in the episode "Bread and Savagery", also written by Mr. Chambers. Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/startreknewvoyages/theholiestthingdc More details and downloads on our website: http://www.stnv.de/tht If you like the episode, please donate to help us cover our costs and obtain access to extra content. http://www.stnv.de/donate 2016 Director's Cut, Version 1c STAR TREK and all related marks, logos and characters are owned by CBS Studios Inc. "Star Trek: New Voyages/Phase II", it's websites, mirror sites and episodes, the promotion thereof and/or any exhibition of material created by Cawley Entertainment Company/Retro Film Studios LLC are not endorsed or sponsored by or affiliated with CBS/Paramount Pictures or the STAR TREK franchise.

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Will there be more episodes?
obrigado pela postagem magnifica .
How do you guys make the theme song? I want to make my own with different names.
+1 for using the original music, sets and costumes. -1 for those silly movie nacelles. Just because Paramount insisted on improving their property to death doesn't mean fan fiction has to.....the original design still reigns supreme. A great production!
The timeline doesn't quite match as Kirk's son was much older when we meet him in "Wrath of Khan." They put out this "Autobiography of Kirk" that shows he and Carol were together long before he got on the Enterprise. A good episode though.
Why replace the Sulu scenes? The ones shot originally fitted in much better and as a result some great scene framing has been lost and the one at 34:56 is a fantastic piece of direction.
Although this version's ending scene is a bit cliched (with the Dear John video) I think it works better in relation to the rest of the story than the revised version released this year.
The episode overall is pretty good. The actress that played Dr Marcus rocked it out of the park, though! :-)
Why is the outside of the ship look like the refit Enterprise?
The actor of Spock dose a good Vulcan.
A far better story :)
I notice that when Spock and Dr. Marcus beamed down to the planet, they are using the "Life Support Force Field Belts" that were used in the Animated Series of Star Trek.
I'd like to thank you for each and every episode you guys put out there. All the best to you all.
I absolutely love the work you guys do. Nice nod to Firefly on this one (Sulu's line about being "a leaf on the solar wind) and a great way to introduce the Ferengi into the storyline. However, I do have a couple of comments. Kirk trying to kiss Carol Marcus on essentially their first real meeting is the most most unsmooth move ever, and while the 23rd century's medical technology may be far more advanced than our own, I highly doubt that she would know or even suspect that she's pregnant in less than three days. All that having been said, I still love your work, and I think you've generated some really interesting stories. I'm really looking forward to episode 11 and would love to work with you sometime, too.
why were kirk and spock actors changed, and ih what episode did the enterprise changed?
this was good...
Few questions 1. Did I hear George Takais voice over saying next time on Star Trek?2. This episode had movie necells but the next week episode has Classic necells. What's that about?3 ferengi? In tos? Explain plz4. How much is this different were is old Scotty
Is that the late Alan Rickman as Spock?
Could have been a good episode. Decent writing, good FX.

Carol Marcus is the "Pretty little blonde Lab Assistant" mentioned in "Where no Man Has Gone Before". You seemed to know this back in "In Harm's Way"..did you forget?
Hey STNV Guess you know, as the production value of your episodes gets better, CBS and Paramount become more and more interested in you
Great story - episode, also great acting - I really liked the actress playing "Dr Marcus", and her costume design was great. One small thing I would have added to script is when towards the end the Capt. is talking to the "certain person", he adds a 3rd rule stating that those who trade in war (arms dealers) get shot! i.e Don't make it so easy for them / give them something to think about...the Federation isn't "toothless".
Amazing job introducing the Ferengi into an extended TOS storyline. Love love love it! The Ferengi captain was spot on, as was the subtle-yet-still-recognizably Ferengi starship. I only wish you could make episodes faster. Keep up the great work!

Star Trek New Voyages, 4x10, The Holiest Thing, Director's Cut, Subtitles

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