6th March 2013 | Welcome to the thirteenth installment of Trek It Out!
Elijah and Tony this week are joined by the latest member of the Priority One crew, Leah. Join us as we round up this month’s happenings in all things Trek, featuring the news that Vulcan is now a lot closer than imagined, Star Trek at the Oscars (link is US only, sorry guys!), the Fathom Event’s Best of Both Worlds Bluray launch, and much, much more, and then ending with an interview with Manu Intiraymi, best known for playing Icheb on Star Trek Voyager, who shares with us some behind-the-scenes gags on the Voyager set, and also drops some major spoilers on Star Trek: Renegades. You’re not going to want to miss this show!
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seannewboy March 7, 2013 at 2:56 pm -
Excellent show, very nice to hear from Manu.