Star Trek Science

Planetary Radio: Space Exploration, Astronomy and Science

The Planetary Society

Science, Technology

4.8 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 23 December 2002

⏱️ 30 minutes

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0:00.0	Stand by please. I hear those playing bells. Okay I'm a bell please.
0:07.0	Come on it's lovely.
0:13.0	Scott Bakulon, the set of Star Trek Enterprise helps us get into the holiday spirit.
0:20.0	Stick around for more of the same and a visit with Enterprise writer and science consultant Andre Bermanis on this week's edition of Planetary Radio. You know what?
0:34.0	what? You know what? You know what, Jolene, don't knock until you're talking.
0:46.2	Okay? You want the girl?
0:49.2	What I'm talking about right now.
0:51.2	I don't have to talk.
0:53.0	It doesn't matter.
0:54.0	It doesn't have anything to do with what you got
0:57.0	is how you tuck it.
0:58.0	You with me?
0:59.0	Now listen, zipper boy, you're a little girl.
1:02.0	I'll get it to you.
1:04.0	I'm going to help here.
1:05.0	All right, sorry.
1:07.0	A bit of levity there aboard the enterprise,
1:11.0	the first of the Star-faring enterprises. Actually, we were, what stage was that, Andre?
1:17.0	Stage 8. Stage 8. Here on the Paramount lot in Hollywood, but we have moved from there
1:22.1	up to the office of Andre Bermanis in the Heart Building, the fourth floor corner office, I should add, in the Heart Building.
1:30.0	And Andre, you were telling me who are you told used to occupy this office?
1:34.8	Well in the mid-1980s as he was developing the Star Trek The Next Generation TV
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