#Reza Badiyi

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Rewatch: Buffy the Vampire Slayer, "Out of Mind, Out of Sight" (S1Ep11)

Summary: An invisible force is attacking those around Cordelia, and it’s up to Buffy to figure out how to put things to an end before Cordelia is next.

Written by: Joss Whedon, Ashley Gable, Thomas A. Swyden

Directed by: Reza Badiyi 

Aired: May 19th, 1997

WARNING: This post contains spoilers. 

I wish I could find words for how excited I am to talk about this episode. It was genuinely one of my favorites and that’s saying a lot, I think. The nostalgia I have for this episode is incomprehensible. Let’s jump in.

Recap: As the May queen coronation approaches, Cordelia is buzzing with excitement. Meanwhile, Buffy feels invisible as it has been made clear how little she fits in, even with her friends. Cordelia’s date gets attacked by a floating baseball bat. When Buffy investigates, she finds the attacker left behind a message. While the rest of the Scoobies do research to figure out what they’re dealing with, Buffy talks to Cordelia. Harmony is pushed down the stairs and Buffy follows an invisible assailant. The gang realizes that the attacker is Marcie Ross, a girl who went missing six months ago. They theorize that Marcie was invisible to everyone else, and so she literally turned invisible. She has a vendetta against Cordelia. After Cordelia finds one of her teachers unconscious, she asks for help. The rest of the gang stays behind to come up with ways to make Marcie visible again while Buffy and Cordelia head to the Bronze for the coronation. Marcie lures the gang into the basement and attempts to suffocate them before attacking Buffy and Cordelia. She takes them to the Bronze, where she plans to mutilate Cordelia’s face. Buffy stops her though, and two government men come and take Marcie away.

Overall Thoughts: This is one of the episodes I distinctly remember from my childhood. I seriously don’t know how anyone could forget this episode, it feels like one that would become permanently ingrained in people’s minds. That being said, I think I was most looking forward to this episode, and it didn’t disappoint. 

I only have one real issue with this episode, and it’s something that comes up at the very beginning of the episode and is dropped after that. In the beginning, we see Buffy stumble out of the library and her bag spills, revealing all of her miscellaneous weaponry. This is fine, I guess, but it’s something we’ve already seen used before, in the first episode. The second time isn’t really necessary, and in my opinion, it’s too much. It’s used as a moment to highlight the ‘otherness’ Buffy feels throughout the episode, and it sets up an interesting dynamic between her and Cordelia. 

We’ve talked about it many times, but just to hammer it home: A lot of this season is spent with Buffy trying to be a normal girl, where everything around her shows just how different from everyone she is. There’s an underlying connection between her and Cordelia, as throughout the season we are reminded that Buffy used to be exactly like Cordelia. This is something that the episode plays with a lot, and I enjoy it. 

Buffy spends this episode being the outsider, which is fitting because the episode focuses on a girl who was so much of an outcast that she literally turned invisible. This feeling that Buffy has, and the empathy that she has towards Marcie at first, makes Buffy and Cordelia’s inevitable team up even better. 

This episode also plays into the strength that the last episode had - connecting the season-long arc of the Master within the plot of a totally unrelated episode. I like when they do this a lot more than just regular filler episodes, it makes the show feel much more like the show that I know and love. There’s also a bit of foreshadowing in this episode, if you look carefully. Angel and Giles team up in this, and there’s a lot of talk about a codex that contains prophecies centering around the Slayer. It’s a great set up for the next episode.

Overall, this was an incredible episode. I found myself excitedly looking at the parallels and noticing little things I never would have seen if not looking at it through an analytical eye. I’m looking forward to the next episode, and I’m getting excited to see where the rest of the series takes us.

Fashion Corner/Costuming: I don’t think I have been more excited for this section in my entire life than I am right now. There is such a small detail in the costuming this episode that I caught, and I’m glad I did because it adds so much to the episode.

Like we talked about previously, Buffy is very uniquely isolated in this episode. What drives this home is a costuming detail. In the first half of the episode, almost every one of the teens are wearing the same colors: Baby blue, light pink/orange, and green. The only one not wearing these colors -- sans a few background actors -- is Buffy. It’s a little visual cue to show how ‘other’ Buffy feels in the beginning. I loved it, and I would love to see more. 

Characterization: Remember how I’ve been complaining about how shallow and one dimensional Cordelia has been written this season? This episode made it all worth it. Arguably, the writers knew what they were doing this whole time. 

At first, I really thought this was going to be another episode of Cordy being unbearable. I’m happy to say I was proven wrong. This episode, particularly the second half, shows us a Cordelia that is almost, almost unrecognizable. She’s vulnerable, and we’re given glimpses of the Cordelia she goes on to be. It’s made clear that for the most part, the vapid mean girl who only thinks of herself is a facade. When she isn’t playing the part, she’s human in the best way. It’s a nice change of pace for the Cordelia we’ve had all season, even if it ends the second any of her friends are around.

I want to see more of this Cordy that we saw this episode, and I know I will, so I’m glad I held on for as long as I did.

Quotes: ”There are no dead students here..this week.” -Principal Snyder

Apocalypse Count: 1

Final Notes: Feel free to leave any comments, suggestions, or questions in the ask box!

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Anne Heywood-Rod Taylor "Trader Horn" 1973, de Reza Badiyi.

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TREKMATCH! # 513 - DS9's "Past Tenss" vs 1990's Misery

MISERY

A famous author of schlocky romance novels gets in a snowstorm accident where he almost dies but he is luckily rescued by his number one fan, how sweet! Except, uh, maybe she's a little less than stable, and upset that he killed off her favorite character (named Misery) in his newest novel? Kathy Bates steals the show obviously but I wonder if Stephen King regrets that he never got success in the world of so-called "high literature." He's got several novels where the main character is a writer who laments their commercial success over critical success, and there's a ton of asides in IT about creative writing workshops. Like, sorry for all your international acclaim as perhaps the best known writer of our time? You'd rather have like a National Book Critics Circle award sticker on the cover of your unread books in a bargain bin?

GRADE: B+

STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE - "Past Tense"

A transporter accident beams Sisko, Bashir, and Dax into the dark ages of American history - the 2020s, ulp! It turns out the 2020s were a shitty time in the USA, where severe gaps in wealth and opportunity led the impoverished to scramble however they could to make ends meet while cops pushed them around and sometimes killed them. The wealthy ignored all this and pretended the system would help the poor out. Wotta fun science fictional television program!

GRADE: B+

Victory to Misery, so Trek is up 259-254!

Stephen King movies are up 10-9!

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Writers with multiple credits on TIH:

Nicholas Corea: 13 episodes

Karen Harris and Jill Sherman: 13 episodes

Andrew Schnieder: 8 episodes

Kenneth Johnson: 6 episodes

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Directing credits:

Frank Orsatti: 10 episodes

Reza Badiyi: 8 episodes

John McPherson: 7 episodes

Jeffery Hayden: 5 episodes

Nicolas Corea: 4 episodes

Kenneth Gilbert: 4 episodes

Michael Vejar: 4 episodes

Chuck Bowman: 3 episodes

Kenneth Johnson: 3 episodes

Alan J. Levi: 3 episodes

Sigmund Neufeld Jr.: 3 episodes

(and Bill Bixby directed one ep from the series, and two reunion movies)

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Buffy the vampire slayer ( season 01 x 11 )

 Out of might, out of sight directed by Reza Badiyi

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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Unofficial HD Teaser) Season 4

Tensions arise in the Alpha Quadrant. The Dominion is trying to divide the factions to destabilize the region and take over. Klingons against Cardassians, Federations against Klingons – the more they fight amongst themselves, the weaker they get against the Dominion.

We are David Frank and Christian Lerch and this is a fun project we do in our spare time. We are Motion Designers, Star Trek Fans and Sci-Fi nerds.

Special Thanks to Tobias Richter for his support with the ships.

This video is based on and inspired by the „Star Trek: Deep Space Nine“ Episodes „The Adversary“, „The Way of the Warrior“, “Homefront”, “Paradise Lost“, „Return to Grace“, „To the Death“ and „Broken Link“.

Quotes from „The Adversary„,“The Way of the Warrior“, „Paradise Lost“, „To the Death“, „Broken Link“ written by Ira Steven Behr & Robert Hewitt Wolfe, „Return to Grace“ Teleplay by Hans Beimler, Story By Tom Benko. With the voices of Jeffrey Combs, René Auberjonois, J.G. Hertzler, Colm Meaney, Brock Peters, Alexander Siddig, William Dennis Hunt, Herschel Sparber, Robert Foxworth, Marc Alaimo, Nana Visitor and Avery Brooks.

We want to thank Gary Hutzel, Dan Curry, Michael Okuda, Denise Okuda, Rick Sternbach, John Eaves, Doug Drexler, Adam Howard, Jim Martin, Herman Zimmerman, Michael Westmore, Ron Wilkinson, Laura Richarz, Joe Longo, Anthony Fredrickson, Reza Badiyi, Les Landau, Alexander Singer, James L. Conway, Gene Roddenberry, Rick Berman, Michael Piller, Ira Steven Behr, Ronald D. Moore, Robert Hewitt Wolfe, René Echevarria, Avery Brooks, Michael Dorn, René Auberjonois, Nana Visitor, Alexander Siddig, Colm Meaney, J.G. Hertzler, Marc Alaimo, Robert Foxworth, Jeffrey Combs, Brock Peters, Herschel Sparber and all the people who worked on “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine” who inspired us to create this teaser.

This is an unofficial and non-profit teaser. Star Trek and all related marks, logos and characters are solely owned by CBS Studios Inc. This fan production is not endorsed by, sponsored by, nor affiliated with CBS, Paramount Pictures, or any other Star Trek franchise, and is a non-commercial fan-made film intended for recreational use. No commercial exhibition or distribution is permitted. No alleged independent rights will be asserted against CBS or Paramount Pictures.

Music from Makara, ARISE by E. S. Posthumus Music from STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE COLLECTION – THE ORIGINAL TELEVISION SOUNDTRACK, BROKEN LINK – Music by Jay Chattaway, WHAT YOU LEAVE BEHIND – Music by Dennis McCarthy

This Teaser was released in July 2017. Created by David Frank and Christian Lerch. Produced in Germany. Likes: 98 Viewed:

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The OSI Files: File 008 - THE SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN - "Little Orphan Airplane"

"Little Orphan Airplane" Airdate: February 22, 2018 Written by Elroy Schwartz Directed by Reza Badiyi

  Synopsis: Steve travels into a war torn African country to retrieve spy film.  But he discovers that he is bringing back more as the pilot who took the pictures is alive and being kept safe by two missionary nuns.

  John is joined by artist and longtime fan Jerry Lange and Geek Radio Daily's Billy Flynn to discuss this fifth episode of the series.  They discuss the great dialogue used in this episode, the enthusiasm in Greg Morris' performance, and how this should have been the pilot episode for the show.  Plus, Jerry shares his Discovision disks and explains how this was the only home video release of either show for some time in the 80s and we play a Guest Starring themed game of This or That.

  It's the return of the podcast as a Facebook Live show.  Join us Friday nights at 9:30EST as we discuss an episode of THE SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN's first season with two fans as well as featuring commentary from our viewers.  This audio will be available shortly after in the OSI Files feed.

    BIONIC OPERATIVES

  Billy Flynn - The Wonderful Billy Flynn brings the funny each week on Geek Radio Daily! His daytime alter ego is mild-mannered (well, that part is a stretch) radio station personality at WLEE in Virginia.   He actually gets paid to sit on his butt and run his mouth! His “edumacation” is from UNC-Wilmington, the Columbia School of Broadcasting, and University of Phoenix. When he is not gracing the podcasting airways with his comedic stylings, you can find Billy Flynn on Xbox Live (flynn71), rockin’ out on Guitar Hero or Rock Band, watching movies, reading comics, working out, or posting on the forums at geekradiodaily.com (ding!).

  Jerry Lange - Based in Buffalo, New York. My personal and client works are created using traditional media including pencil, ink and watercolor and digital software Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and Indesign. I try to bring a dramatic visual narrative to my work through a mix of loose and tight media application and mark making technique. Website

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Out of Sight, Out of Mind

Directed by: Reza Badiyi

Written by: Ashley Gable and Thomas A. Swyden

Starring: Sarah Michelle Gellar, Alyson Hannigan, Nicholas Brendan, Anthony Head, Charisma Carpenter, David Boreanaz, Mercedes McNab, Armin Shimerman, and Clea Duvall

Welcome to the penultimate episode of season one, in which feeling figuratively invisible leads to be literally invisible. And batshit. Also, Angel is back briefly to conveniently forward the season arc. But who cares because fashurn!

Outfit 1

I loved this outfit. I even had something close to it. I had a plain white t-shirt and a knee length pink skirt. The cut of the t-shirt wasn’t the same, because the cut was so fucking hard for me to find. The skirt was a little different - Buffy’s is a cherry pattern. Mine was floral. It was one of those lined skirts with a sheer overlay that were so coveted in 1997-1998. It also had a frill around the hem. But it was close enough.

Sadly I did not have the boots. Buffy wears these boots or similar in most episodes of season 1. I wanted them so badly. But tragically I could not.

Real talk - my legs are ok. But I have small feet and defined calves. And I know what you might be thinking. You’re thinking ‘so?’ or ‘what does that mean?’ Well, I’ll tell you what it means. It means knee high leather boots were not possible for me. I’d try on a size 7 boot, try to zip them up, and have them stop halfway up my calf. The tears wouldn’t come then, no, not in a shoe shop or department store. They’d come later. At home. But also some times in a shoe or department store. So I usually wore sneakers with my ‘Buffy outfit’ much like I did with my ‘Dharma outfit.’

But don’t worry about Little Sallie because I’m ok now. Years later I found some boots that zipped during the ‘pirate boots’ craze of 2006. And you can find stretchier versions of knee high and over the knee boots now. Also I don’t really want to wear knee high boots any more. Though given late 90s fashion is seeping back into our consciousness I’ll probably end up fighting tears in a shoe or department store very soon.

Her hair here is great. Is it more blonde?

The jacket from Never Kill a Boy on the First Date appears to be back and it is not unwelcome.

Xander and Willow appear to be matching again. When this happens it never seems to be Xander dressing better. It’s always Willow dressing worse. Though to be fair this isn’t bad from Xander.

Giles’ tie deserves attention.

And we do have a wonderful reference to them being the Scooby Gang.

I want that shirt. I have a thing for t-shirts. I’m something of a collector. Mostly because they’re usually white and I spill a lot of food on them. I went through a phase of buying vintage t-shirts and band t-shirts. Not buying a band t-shirt at a gig was like the proverbial tree falling in the forest: did it happen at all?

Cordelia is looking quite presidential in this episode, which makes sense given she’s vying for May Queen with... Nobody. She’s decided to serve up some Jackie Kennedy realness for the campaign, which I like.

This is during the campaign. Harmony is trying to match without overshadowing. She is doing a very good job because no one would look at her and Cordelia and think she’s winning any elections with a mess like that. No wonder she gets pushed down the stairs.

Outfit 2

I can’t tell if this is a brown leather jacket or a black leather jacket.

This is blurry, so it’s unclear, but is she wearing some kind of leather pantsuit for hunting? Has Harmony inspired Buffy and if so, are we still in the nightmare realm from last episode?

It might be black. But still. The high ponytail is good.

Cordelia is looking royal as fuck. I think this was during a time when the whole Shakespeare-style, punk princess kind of thing was in. It may have started with Romeo + Juliet and continued into films like 10 Things I Hate About You and Gwyneth Paltrow’s awards style after Shakespeare In Love. This appears to be crushed velvet, probably designed to crush Cordy’s enemies.

Outfit 3

Cordelia is winning everything this episode. Buffy’s look is... Ok. But Cordelia’s game is too strong. This is what she wore when she was officially elected May Queen. It is incredible.

Buffy, meanwhile, is not doing well. It feels like she’s half-dressed for school and half-dressed for slayage. It’s too matchy-matchy for my liking.

There’s also a jacket. This fifty shades of blue look is making me blue. As in sad. I do love those sunglasses.

Cordelia is doing the slaying here. You can’t see it here but she’s matched the dress with a yellow ribbon headband. Buffy should be paying more attention. This appeals to me a lot because I do love a nod to the 50s and 60s. I had a similar dress to this around 2007. It’s white with gold thread and I don’t think it fits anymore, which is depressing. I liked to wear it while holding one of those old school champagne glasses. The glass would preferably be filled with champagne. And refilled regularly.

We should all be paying attention to Giles’ tie game, which is very strong.

This week’s villain is a girl who was ignored so much at school she became invisible, meaning you don’t always need superpowers or an invisibility cloak or a cyborg body to become invisible. Just a shitty high school experience.

This is Marcie, the girl in question, pre-invisibility:

This is Marcie post-invisibility:

I feel very bad for Marcie. High school is bullshit. But it’s ok because after Buffy stops her from mutilating Cordelia at the Coronation she's taken away to be trained as an assassin. WHICH IS AWESOME.

Outfit 4

I wear things like this to work, but without the boots. And weird graphic on the t-shirt.

Buffy’s hair looks pretty much flawless here.

Xander’s shirt seems about right.

It’s post-election and Cordelia is back to her pre-campaign wardrobe.

Pretty sure I saw this at H&M last week. That should scare me, but it doesn’t. Maybe I’m settling in to middle age.

And that’s it! Next up is the season finale. We’re now just one episode away from... Buffy’s haircut. You have no idea how excited I am. 

Until then, Slayerettes.

Screencaps from Screencapped.Net

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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Unofficial HD Teaser) Season 4 from Niners on Vimeo.

Tensions arise in the Alpha Quadrant. The Dominion is trying to divide the factions to destabilize the region and take over. Klingons against Cardassians, Federations against Klingons - the more they fight amongst themselves, the weaker they get against the Dominion.

We are David Frank and Christian Lerch and this is a fun project we do in our spare time. We are Motion Designers, Star Trek Fans and Sci-Fi nerds.

Special Thanks to Tobias Richter for his support with the ships.

This video is based on and inspired by the „Star Trek: Deep Space Nine“ Episodes „The Adversary“, „The Way of the Warrior“, "Homefront", "Paradise Lost“, „Return to Grace“, „To the Death“ and „Broken Link“.

Quotes from „The Adversary„,“The Way of the Warrior“, „Paradise Lost“, „To the Death“, „Broken Link“ written by Ira Steven Behr & Robert Hewitt Wolfe, „Return to Grace“ Teleplay by Hans Beimler, Story By Tom Benko. With the voices of Jeffrey Combs, René Auberjonois, J.G. Hertzler, Colm Meaney, Brock Peters, Alexander Siddig, William Dennis Hunt, Herschel Sparber, Robert Foxworth, Marc Alaimo, Nana Visitor and Avery Brooks.

We want to thank Gary Hutzel, Dan Curry, Michael Okuda, Denise Okuda, Rick Sternbach, John Eaves, Doug Drexler, Adam Howard, Jim Martin, Herman Zimmerman, Michael Westmore, Ron Wilkinson, Laura Richarz, Joe Longo, Anthony Fredrickson, Reza Badiyi, Les Landau, Alexander Singer, James L. Conway, Gene Roddenberry, Rick Berman, Michael Piller, Ira Steven Behr, Ronald D. Moore, Robert Hewitt Wolfe, René Echevarria, Avery Brooks, Michael Dorn, René Auberjonois, Nana Visitor, Alexander Siddig, Colm Meaney, J.G. Hertzler, Marc Alaimo, Robert Foxworth, Jeffrey Combs, Brock Peters, Herschel Sparber and all the people who worked on "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" who inspired us to create this teaser.

This is an unofficial and non-profit teaser. Star Trek and all related marks, logos and characters are solely owned by CBS Studios Inc. This fan production is not endorsed by, sponsored by, nor affiliated with CBS, Paramount Pictures, or any other Star Trek franchise, and is a non-commercial fan-made film intended for recreational use. No commercial exhibition or distribution is permitted. No alleged independent rights will be asserted against CBS or Paramount Pictures.

Music from Makara, ARISE by E. S. Posthumus Music from STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE COLLECTION - THE ORIGINAL TELEVISION SOUNDTRACK, BROKEN LINK - Music by Jay Chattaway, WHAT YOU LEAVE BEHIND - Music by Dennis McCarthy

This Teaser was released in July 2017. Created by David Frank and Christian Lerch. Produced in Germany.

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Poliisi ja kansikuvatyttö / Policewoman Centerfold (1983) Kasino Video https://www.videospace.fi/release/poliisi_ja_kansikuvatytto_vhs_kasino_video_finland

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Trader Horn. US lobby card #8 1973

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TREKMATCH! # 339 - DS9's "Home Front/Paradise Lost" vs 2018's Climax

CLIMAX

In this two hour anti-drug PSA masquerading as an arthouse horror flick, some dancers all gather together in a remote French complex. Everything is going cool with some nice choreographed dance scenes until *gasp* somebody spikes the punch with LSD and everybody loses it! It's a French movie so I am always a little dubious of the racial politics but it's not exactly subtle here when the characters of color all instigate various acts of violence. Anyway good long shots but terrible movie!

GRADE: D-

STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE - "Home Front/Paradise Lost"

There's a changeling attack on planet Earth (hey that's where I'm from!) so a zealous admiral puts soldiers on the street and starts restricting people's freedom. Well that's no kinda nice society if you ask me! Well what if the admiral just faked the attack because he wanted more power, hmm??? Well that's an even less kinda nice society! Featuring the Defiant taking on an Excelsior class ship.

GRADE: B+

Victory to Trek, so Trek is up 170-169!

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Policewoman Centerfold (1983) by Reza Badiyi. 

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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Unofficial HD Teaser) Season 4

Tensions arise in the Alpha Quadrant. The Dominion is trying to divide the factions to destabilize the region and take over. Klingons against Cardassians, Federations against Klingons – the more they fight amongst themselves, the weaker they get against the Dominion.

We are David Frank and Christian Lerch and this is a fun project we do in our spare time. We are Motion Designers, Star Trek Fans and Sci-Fi nerds.

Special Thanks to Tobias Richter for his support with the ships.

This video is based on and inspired by the „Star Trek: Deep Space Nine“ Episodes „The Adversary“, „The Way of the Warrior“, “Homefront”, “Paradise Lost“, „Return to Grace“, „To the Death“ and „Broken Link“.

Quotes from „The Adversary„,“The Way of the Warrior“, „Paradise Lost“, „To the Death“, „Broken Link“ written by Ira Steven Behr & Robert Hewitt Wolfe, „Return to Grace“ Teleplay by Hans Beimler, Story By Tom Benko. With the voices of Jeffrey Combs, René Auberjonois, J.G. Hertzler, Colm Meaney, Brock Peters, Alexander Siddig, William Dennis Hunt, Herschel Sparber, Robert Foxworth, Marc Alaimo, Nana Visitor and Avery Brooks.

We want to thank Gary Hutzel, Dan Curry, Michael Okuda, Denise Okuda, Rick Sternbach, John Eaves, Doug Drexler, Adam Howard, Jim Martin, Herman Zimmerman, Michael Westmore, Ron Wilkinson, Laura Richarz, Joe Longo, Anthony Fredrickson, Reza Badiyi, Les Landau, Alexander Singer, James L. Conway, Gene Roddenberry, Rick Berman, Michael Piller, Ira Steven Behr, Ronald D. Moore, Robert Hewitt Wolfe, René Echevarria, Avery Brooks, Michael Dorn, René Auberjonois, Nana Visitor, Alexander Siddig, Colm Meaney, J.G. Hertzler, Marc Alaimo, Robert Foxworth, Jeffrey Combs, Brock Peters, Herschel Sparber and all the people who worked on “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine” who inspired us to create this teaser.

This is an unofficial and non-profit teaser. Star Trek and all related marks, logos and characters are solely owned by CBS Studios Inc. This fan production is not endorsed by, sponsored by, nor affiliated with CBS, Paramount Pictures, or any other Star Trek franchise, and is a non-commercial fan-made film intended for recreational use. No commercial exhibition or distribution is permitted. No alleged independent rights will be asserted against CBS or Paramount Pictures.

Music from Makara, ARISE by E. S. Posthumus Music from STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE COLLECTION – THE ORIGINAL TELEVISION SOUNDTRACK, BROKEN LINK – Music by Jay Chattaway, WHAT YOU LEAVE BEHIND – Music by Dennis McCarthy

This Teaser was released in July 2017. Created by David Frank and Christian Lerch. Produced in Germany. Likes: 98 Viewed:

The post Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Unofficial HD Teaser) Season 4 appeared first on Good Info.