25: Kline's Passion

Aaron & Adam interview a very special guest in the Trek.fm wood paneled den, Bob Kline! That name might not be as well known to you as Dorothy Fontana, Lou Scheimer or Walter Koenig but Bob was an integral part of making the world of the animated series. He was responsible for creating over 85% of all the ships, creatures, aliens and environment for the show. And he didn't stop at TSA, if you've ever watched Thundar the Barbarian, He-Man, Dungeons and Dragons, G.I. Joe, Muppet Babies, Animaniacs, Gargoyles or even the Power Puff Girls....you've seen his work! In this part one of a two part interview we learn how he came to work on Star Trek, what the SS Bonaventure became, and who burned a script in the hallway of Filmation! There is a treasure trove of information to explore so grab a bowl of your favorite cereal and settle in! Chapters Intro (00:01:03) Bob's Background (00:03:15 ) Starting at Filmation (00:11:38) Creating the Ursanoids (00:14:08) Favorite Aliens (00:17:49) Quality (00:23:27) The Bonaventure and Beyond (00:26:45) From Script to Saturday Morning (00:34:36) The Pink Clliffhanger (00:41:24) Blu-Ray Contest Winner (41:37) Hosts Aaron Harvey Adam Drosin Guest Bob Klein Production Aaron Harvey (Editor and Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) Norman C. Lao (Associate Producer) Eric Extreme (Associate Producer) Joo Kim (Associate Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Patreon Manager).

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25: Kline's Passion is an episode from Saturday Morning Trek: A Podcast About Star Trek in the 1970s by Trek.fm.

This episode is 44:36 long.

This episode was published on Feb 19, 2017.

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