The Hey everybody a Ron and a Ron and Jim are back we are back with another bald movie if you're a bald fan, I got some good news for you because in 20-20, one thing that Jim and I are trying out is we're going to have a bald movie a week.

Could be a first-run bald movie, in which case which case you know if you want to listen to the

spoilers you'll have to be a club member it could be just a classic that me and Jim pull back

pull out from the old memory banks.

Could be a commission podcast when we get our new streamlined commission process off the ground.

But yeah, we're gonna try to have a new movie in the old bald movies feed each and every week and this week we thought

we'd take an opportunity to tie it in with something else we're kind of excited about which is the new

Star Trek Picard series that is debuting this week on CBS All Access.

And in doing, and kind of like passing the torch from old trek to new trek back to old trek

and to Picard I thought it would be or we thought it would be a good idea to look at

Star Trek generations which is the original

passing the torch from the old crew of the the original series to the crew of the

next generation as far as their cinematic traditions. This movie came out in 1994. It was directed by

David Carson, a long time Star Trek television director with no previous big

budget motion picture experience.

It was written by the Holy trilogy of Star Trek writers,

Rick Berman, Ronald D. Moore.

Yes, that, that Ron Moore and Brandon Braga and it features the last adventure of

the fame the Star Trek Captain James T. Kirk teaming up with Patrick Stewart's

Jean Luke Picard to stop the death of millions in the 24th century.

Jim, Star Trek Generations, you're a big Trek fan, I'm a big Trek fan.

I'm sure we've had feelings about this film. What was your, what were your feelings?

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