So I would say that's kind of one of the tangible things you guys had so VHS cassettes. IVAN: Very different than just staying in front of Netflix and doing that now.
IVAN: So your equivalent of binge watching would be cassette, VHS cassette after cassette put one in watch, put another on in watch it. TESS: I think my dad might have edited those out while he was watching it. LES: And do they still have all the original late 1986 commercial breaks in them, too? And at the time, I had watched them so many times that not only did I know which tapes to watch, but also because they were recorded from broadcast I could tell and I still remember to this day where the broadcast dropped off at particular points in the film, even though I have logs of past have more updated copies that don't have those drop offs. They didn't even have the Next Generation yet at that time for me, this was in ‘86. IVAN: And that was the Star Trek movies, right? I had already watched all of my dad's collection of Star Trek films, and I watched and re-watched Star Trek 2 recorded from one of the local broadcast stations, because we only had broadcast. Doesn't go back further back than maybe five-ish for me. The first experience with it was when I was I about six, and that's as far back as my memory records usually go. IVAN: And you Tess, does that sound about the same time and the same sort of episodes, or is it or is it a different experience for you? Yet they still managed to rotate them five nights a week. There wouldn't have been that many episodes to air. The Next Generation started in 1987 so by the time it was 1989 they were probably in the middle of the third season. IVAN: And you said those were the ones that were in syndication, so it was some of the earlier seasons? I was there until 1990 so this would have been when I was about seven years old, 1988-1989. LES: I would I would watch in the apartment space that we were in above my parents store. It was still during original runs, so they must have been earlier episodes in the first two or three seasons. I got inundated with with Star Trek at the time. I would just like watch from episode to episode, and I would watch it pretty much every day at seven o'clock. I didn't really understand any of the story. When I was a kid, Star Trek was already pretty well established, and it was played in syndication every weekday at seven o'clock. LES: I don't know if there's like a first memory of an episode that I recall. IVAN: So what's the earliest memory of the first episode you can recall?
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DS9 is how we would refer to Deep Space Nine, which is a series that came after the Next Generation on television. So TNG is how we colloquially referred to the series known as Star Trek the Next Generation. I think I probably I was too young for taping TNG, but I probably taped every DS9 episode as it was going and was while I was watching at the same time. LES: Well that actually might be my impetus for learning to program a VCR too. TESS: Star Trek is how I learned to program the VCR.
What's the first thing you can remember about Star Trek? So I wanted to start with each of you or at least with each of your earliest memories of Star Trek. IVAN: It's nice to be talking to you guys today. Joining me today are two fans who also happen to be my colleagues at TEN7, Tess Flynn and Les Lim. It's perhaps an understatement to say that it's a global phenomenon spanning five decades, and still it continues to exist and evolve. Many subsequent seasons of the show, including an animated series, numerous movies, theme parks, exhibits and of course conventions followed. This little show debuted in 1966, as a science fiction series on NBC. In this episode of the podcast, I'm hoping to explore the fascination some of us have with Star Trek. IVAN STEGIC: Hey everyone, you're listening to the TEN7 podcast, where we get together every fortnight to talk about technology, business and the humans in it. Impact upon personal growth and career choice.Who could have even imagined the immense behemoth the property would become in a relatively short time? Guests We're exploring and defining the fascination with Star Trek, a little show that debuted in 1966 as a science fiction series on NBC.
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