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EPISODE 2 – “TO SERVE ALL MY DAYS”When Klingons threaten the Enterprise, Captain Kirk needs his best weapons officer on the bridge, but Lt. Chekov is incapacitated with a debilitating disease that is causing him to age rapidly… a disease for which Dr. McCoy can find no cure. In this story by veteran Star Trek writer D. C. Fontana, actor Walter Koenig returns as Pavel Chekov, reprising the role he made famous. Guest starring Mary Linda Rapelye, from the Original Series episode “The Way to Eden.” Written by D. C. Fontana. EPISODE 2.1 – “TO SERVE ALL MY DAYS: A NIGHT IN 1969″This recut version is only available via the DNA Online streaming service: View TSAMD 1969 Online Now on DNA Released: 11/23/2006 (TSAMD) / 05/04/2008 (TSAMD:1969) |
Co Executive Producers
James Cawley & Erik J. Goodrich
STARRING
JAMES CAWLEY AS KIRK
JEFFERY QUINN AS MR. SPOCK
JOHN KELLEY AS DR. MCCOY
“To Serve All My Days”
Written by
D.C. Fontana
Starring
Walter Koenig
as Lt. Pavel Chekov
Guest Starring
Mary Linda Rapelye
as Ambassador Rayna Morgan
and
John Carrigan
as Captain Kargh
Co-Starring
Andy Bray……………………….Lt. Chekov
Julienne Irons……………………Lt Uhura
John Lim…………………………Lt. Cmdr Sulu
Charles Root……………………..Cmdr Scott
Ron Boyd……………………… Lt. Desalle
Shannon Giles……………………Nurse Chapel
SENTELL……………………… Jeff Mailhotte
LT. KYLE…………………………Jay Storey
ENSIGN CARR………………… Giovanna Contini
YEOMAN OKUDA………………Mari Okumara
CADET……………………………David Dufrane
KLINGON 1………………………Tim Brazeal
KLINGON 2……………………….Kent Schmidt
ESTERION…………………………Larry Nemecek
FEDERATION AMBASSADORS
James Lowe Debbie Mailhotte
John Whiting Patrick Cleveland
Linda Cleveland Amanda Root
Steve LeClerc Chris Lunderman
Jessie Mailhotte Anne Carrigan
STARFLEET PERSONNEL
Ed Abbate Ron M. Gates
Michael Struck Ian Peters
Nathan Gastineau Riva Gijanto
Steve LeClerc Danielle Porter
Ralph Miller Max Kiserman
Michael Tavares Jerry Storey
Paul Seiber
Producers…………………………….James Lowe
Jeff Quinn
John Muenchrath
Visual Effects……………………….Joel Bellucci
David Berry
David Dyamond
Consulting Producer………………..Eugene Roddenberry Jr.
Director of Photography……………Scott Moody
1stAD/Lighting Design……………. Brian McCue
Gaffer/Color Timing………………..Abel Rodriguez
Art Director…………………………James Lowe
Sound Design……………………….Ralph M Miller
Original Score………………………Patrick Phillips
2nd Unit Director……………………Erik Goodrich
Special Prosthetics Make Up………..Kevin Haney
Make Up Staff……………………….Mari Okumara
Jimmy Soltis
Michael Fontaine
Prop Master…………………………Chris Lunderman
Special Effects………………………Howard Brown
Effects Assistant…………………….Tom Klinger
Graphics & Plates……………………Jeff Hayes
Erik Korngold
Boom Operators……………………..Andrew Grieb
Ben Chiappinelli Michael Young
Camera Grip…………………………Maurice Kessler
Key Grip…………………………….Paul Sieber
Special mechanical Props……………Steve LeClerc
Props…………………………………Jay Storey
Jeff Mailhotte
Additional Hand Props……………….David Wardell
Wardrobe…………………………… James Cawley
Key Costumer………………………..Anne Carrigan
Edited by……………………………..Erik J Goodrich
Additional CGI models
Eric Peterson Matt Allen
Post Production Assistants~UK
Chris Harnwell Gareth Collins
Jonathan G Brown
Post Production Assistants~ USA
Scott Moody Dan Burke
Senior Production Assistants
Charles Root, Gary Evans, Jessie Mailhotte
Linda Cleveland, Amanda Root, Patrick Bell
Jeff Mailhotte, Giovanna Contini
Chris Lunderman, Pat Cleveland
Lighting Assistants
Philip Kim, Greg Ormond, Gary Evans
Special Thanks
Small Dog Electronics
Magno Sound & Video, NYC
LightWorx, UK
Goochiano Productions, LLC
Edgewood Studios
Skybound EFX
International Federation of Trekkers
Retro Film Studios, Inc.
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CREATED BY GENE RODDENBERRY
ALSO STARRING
JEFFERY QUINN
AS MR. SPOCK
AND
JOHN KELLEY
AS DR. MCCOY
“To Serve All My Days”
Written by
D.C. Fontana
STARRING
WALTER KOENIG
as Lt. Pavel Chekov
GUEST STARRING
Mary Linda Rapelye
as Ambassador Rayna Morgan
AND
John Carrigan
as
Captain Kargh
DIRECTED BY
LEO F. WALSH
CO-EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS
JAMES CAWLEY
ERIK J. GOODRICH
CHEKOV……………………….ANDY BRAY
UHURA…………………………JULIENNE IRONS
SULU……………………………JOHN LIM
SCOTT…………………………..CHARLES ROOT
DESALLE……………………….RON BOYD
CHAPEL…………………………SHANNON GILES
SENTELL……………………… JEFF MAILHOTTE
LT. KYLE…………………………JAY STOREY
ENSIGN CARR………………… GIOVANNA CONTINI
YEOMAN OKUDA………………MARI OKUMARA
CADET……………………………DAVID DuFRANE
KLINGON 1………………………TIM BRAZEAL
KLINGON 2……………………….KENT SCHMIDT
ESTERION…………………………LARRY NEMECEK
FEDERATION AMBASSADORS
JAMES LOWE DEBBIE MAILHOTTE
JOHN WHITING PATRICK CLEVELAND
LINDA CLEVELAND AMANDA ROOT
STEVE LeCLERC CHRIS LUNDERMAN
JESSIE MAILHOTTE ANNE CARRIGAN
STARFLEET PERSONNEL
ED ABBATE RON M. GATES
MICHAEL STRUCK IAN PETERS
NATAN GASTINEAU RIVA GIJANTO
STEVE LeCLERC DANIELLE PORTER
RALPH MILLER MAX KAISERMAN
MICHAEL TAVARES JERRY STOREY
PAUL SIEBER DENIS F. DURAND
PRODUCERS……………………… JEFF QUINN
JOHN MUENCHRATH
ORIGINAL VISUAL EFFECTS..….JOEL BELLUCCI
DAVID BERRY
ANDREW DYAMOND
EDITED BY…………………………ERIK J. GOODRICH
CONSULTING PRODUCER….……EUGENE RODDENBERRY, JR.
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY…SCOTT MOODY
1st AD/LIGHTING DESIGN………. BRIAN McCUE
GAFFER/COLOR TIMING………..ABEL RODRIGUEZ
ART DIRECTOR……………………JAMES LOWE
SOUND DESIGN…….…………….RALPH MILLER
ORIGINAL SCORE..………………PATRICK PHILLIPS
2nd UNIT DIRECTOR……………..ERIK J. GOODRICH
SPECIAL PROSTHETICS MAKEUP…….. KEVIN HANEY
MAKE UP STAFF………………………….MARI OKUMARA
JIMMY SOLTIS
MICHAEL FONTAINE
PROP MASTER……………………………CHRIS LUNDERMAN
SPECIAL EFFECTS……………………….HOWARD BROWN
EFFECTS ASSISTANT.……..…………….TOM KLINGER
GRAPHICS & PLATES……………………JEFF HAYES
JIM VAN OVER
BOOM OPERATORS……………………..ANDREW GRIEB
BEN CHIAPPINELLI MICHAEL YOUNG
CAMERA GRIP…………………………….MAURICE KESSLER
KEY GRIP…………………………………..PAUL SIEBER
SPECIAL MECHANICAL PROPS…………STEVE LeCLERC
PROPS……….………………………………JAY STOREY
JEFF MAILHOTTE
THOMAS SASSER
ADDITIONAL HAND PROPS…………….DAVID WARDELL
WARDROBE……………………………….WILLIAM WARE THEISS
COSTUMES………………………………..JAMES CAWLEY
KEY COSTUMER………………………….ANNE CARRIGAN
NEW VISUAL EFFECTS FOR “1969 EDITION”
PRODUCED AND DIRECTED BY
DAREN R. DOCHTERMAN
WITH
JOEL BELLUCCI, BEN ALPI
SPECIAL GUEST VFX ARTIST FOR “1969 EDITION”
MAX REM
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ADDITIONAL CGI MODELS……………..ERIC PETERSON
MATT ALLEN
POST PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS~UK…CHRIS HARNWELL
GARETH COLLINS
JONATHAN G. BROWN
POST PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS~USA…SCOTT MOODY
DAN BURKE
ADDITIONAL STORY ELEMENTS
JACK TREVINO & ETHAN CALK AND JOHN CARRIGAN
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JEFF MAILHOTTE LINDA CLEVELAND
PATRICK BELL AMANDA ROOT
PAT CLEVELAND CHARLES ROOT
DEBBIE MAILHOTTE CHRIS LUNDERMAN
JESSIE MAILHOTTE
LIGHTING ASSISTANTS
PHILIP KIM, GREG ORMOND, GARY EVANS
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Great story, good job making it, but **spoiler**
isn’t Chekov in the movies? How can you write him out?
Hmmm… I’m not quite sure he died…
They just dropped him off on a planet where time goes in reverse and all was well.
Or maybe Chekov was unconscious and reamed the whole thing while the incident with the Klingon ship happened in the waking world?
Well the original Phase II episodes were written before they thought of the original motion picture.
According to James Cameron, no one ever really dies in science fiction. So who knows….?
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my question how can he die when mr. chekov is in later episodes , there had to be a cure found.
has me sitting on the edge of my seat.
i am hooked
“It must have been the vodka” may not be available in the version you downloaded but I did find it online at the DNA site in the version titled: To Serve All My Days: A Night in 1969 which is only available streaming on Digital New Age via the link provided on this page (at the very end).
Well done! Love the acrobatic space battles! Most of the space effects are better than the original series, and on your budget that is impressive… Gotta love CGI!
Just a technical note: the Klingon D7-class battlecruiser does not fire from the front of its warp nacelles. The disruptor emitters are on the top and bottom of the flat section of the forward hull. Sure, it looks cool to have it fight like a Bird of Prey, but that’s not the way it was designed. This might have been forgiveable in the context of the original version of this episode, but not in the special edition where Kargh uses the same ship design and also fires from the nacelles. (Sorry, not easy to explain that last bit without spoilers.)
But enough nit-picking!
Gotta say that the young man playing Chekov is very good. I was amazed at how much he looked right for the part in the opening sequence, but later, when they are acting together… Wow!
Great fun! Thank you for letting me re-live my youth… One hour at a time.
I beg to differ, RCartier! As we saw in “Elaan Of Troyius” the Klingon ship does indeed fire its disruptors from its warp nacelles!
I watched a couple of episodes and I across the episode where Peter and Alex wanna get married (hottest couple on there, LOL), but Alex dies. I cried like a baby when that happened. I was just wondering if Peter ever found somebody else 2 love like he did Alex?
Obviously Chekov will be retconned back to continue his exploits. Saw this a while back and just about to watch again. All these ST:P2 episodes are just excellent and getting better all the time.
Check the after credits end scene. SPOILER…..”Wodka has the same effect on me ;p”
Watch after the credits.
“It must have been the Vodka”
I was so sad when Chekov died. Why does he have to get hurt so often?
enjoyed both story lines and how they interacted in this episode, the analogies to economy of war was particularly good
Yes, Dorothy Fontana knew her Trek back in the day–and she still knows how to write a compelling Trek story. We were fortunate to have had her pen the episode. As a side not, I think the entire production crew is looking forward to producing more episodes written by her.
It was a joy to find this website (mentioned in the notices of Malachi Throne’s death yesterday). I’ve watched two episodes so far, and the producers, directors, actors, and the rest of the production crew have done a respectful and respectable job of continuing the franchise.
Thank you for your kind words. Malachi Throne death was a loss, but we are glad to have had him participate in our production. Although we are sad just as you are about his passing, we’re glad that it enabled you (and so many others) to find out about us.