Season
Season 5 Episode
- Season 3 April Tatro - More than the cat's meow of original Star Trek
- Season 3 Scott MacDonald - A memorable first television role in Star Trek plus many more
- Season 3 Scott MacDonald - A memorable first television role in Star Trek plus many more, Part 2
- Season 3 Ashlei Sharpe Chestnut - Sydney, The Next Generation of La Forge
- Season 3 Eric Pierpoint - An abundance of Star Trek roles
- Season 3 Hemmer-ing and Hawing with Horak
- Season 3 Daniel Riordan - The Many Moods of an Actor and Alien
- Season 3 The Best Guests to Star on Trek
- Season 3 Richard Lineback - A memorable career of screen and stage acting
- Season 3 Carey Foster - From the beginning of Star Trek as an Orion to Oliva Rose in sciences aboard the Enterprise
- Season 3 Steve Hershon - take my hand, double it many times over in Hollywood
- Season 3 A Very Pointed Idea - Top 10 Vulcans
- Season 3 Vince Niebla - Emmy Award winning fx artist, filmmaker, painter, sculptor
- Season 3 Sandra Gimpel - Stuntwoman/actress Star Trek's first villain twice; M-113 salt vampire and veiny Talosian
- Season 3 Mary Chieffo - The rise to prominence and power as a strong female leader
- Season 3 Mary Chieffo - The rise to prominence and power as a strong female leader, Part 2
- Season 3 Mary Chieffo - The rise to prominence and power as a strong female leader, Part 3
- Season 3 Tom Morga - Star Trek stuntman; survival of the fittest
- Season 3 Tom Morga - Star Trek stuntman; survival of the fittest, Part 2
- Season 3 Greg Cox - A continuum of care in written standards of Star Trek legacies
- Season 3 Leslie Hoffman - Star Trek stuntwoman; actress, a career of coordinating colossal memories
- Season 3 Leslie Hoffman - Star Trek stuntwoman; actress, a career of coordinating colossal memories, Part 2
- Season 3 The Stunts of Star Trek Spectacular
- Season 3 The Stunts of Star Trek Spectacular, Part 2
A Captain's Log - Season 3 Episode 16 Mary Chieffo - The rise to prominence and power as a strong female leader, Part 2
7.50 28 minutes Bryan and Lili continue their affinity for Mary Chieffo' s glorious Klingon role as Chancellor L'Rell, placing her among this talk show's finest Klingon's they've interviewed. Mary discusses the layers of translations and how Star Trek: Discovery Klingon translator Robyn Stewart and dialect coach Rea Nolan assist in also sending her notes, recordings and ways to learn lines in Klingon pronunciations. Mary discusses in detail working with director Jonathan Frakes, actors Shazad Latif, and Ken Mitchell. The discussion with Bryan and Lili shifts Mary enduring working days lasting from 18-20 hours. Mary reveals her and other Klingon's would of been in heavy makeup and rubber drinking smoothies as the only options frequently. Bryan shares his first public memory in detail of Mary Cheiffo being at San Diego Comic Con and asks Mary to share the touching story that encompasses the genre fandom of being yourself in cosplay and through story in regards to Mary's Discovery panel speech in 2018.
