Star Trek: Temporal Investigations II

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Comment by Lance R. Violator on April 29, 2010 at 9:13pm

I'm an experienced time simmer so if you need any assistance, let me know. Also I have the Adobe CS4 Master Suite, a fully registered legal copy, so if you need some graphic design, video or audio editing let me know. I'll see what I can do.

Graphic Design (Multimedia) Professional
Refreshing/Learning at Tidewater Community College

Comment by Lt. Commander Sanford M. Barnes on April 27, 2010 at 12:41pm

I would be interested in doing any music scores for you...I have done 3 films already for indy films in Pittsburgh, PA....

Comment by Donald Polansky on July 15, 2009 at 7:30pm

Brief update on Episode 102:

As of right now we appear to be on schedule to release the next episode sometime near the end of August. As soon as more firm information is available I will inform everyone!

Comment by Donald Polansky on June 13, 2009 at 6:36pm

Without getting too technical here (As that is what would destroy our series.. Yes, it's nice to be as technical and theoretically accurate as possible, but at some point it starts to detract from the story. Just like Science has tried to take the umph out of religion.) I can partially agree with your dissertation below. The major difference between parallel time lines and realities though is that parallel realities form when different courses of action are taken at any pivotal point naturally. A time course disturbance is when the natural course of that time line is altered through artificial means (IE: Time Travel). In our point of view those events were not suppose to happen and result in a wrongfully manipulated course of events. This is what our team sets out to stop or correct. Sometimes they may be successful, sometimes they may not, and sometimes they will only be able to fix things back to a certain level of their natural course. There are not parallel time lines unless you want to go totally scientifically theoretical here. For our purposes only parallel universes exist where decisions may unfold differently unless someone successfully alters that planes natural course of time and events.

Comment by Zeb Oswalt on June 6, 2009 at 4:13am

Hmm, cool pod cast tella play…question if we now follow quantum mechanics. And that meaning time is now like a spider web and incidents no longer destroy the time line, but instead cause a new a different time line. Thus the starter time line isn’t destroyed theirs just a new part of the web added. Andf that part of time just goes differently. Wouldn’t going back in time to reseat the time line to keep time line a going be un needed? Since that time line still exists. It just now runs parallel to the time line you started with. So if you go back wouldn’t all you be able to do is just start another time line? So if you went back and changed things to be exactly as you remembered would you a just travel along the time line that was there to start with as the “changed” time line would go on just on a different part in the web of time. Or would your being there to start with create a new time line? And with it being exactly as another time line wouldn’t that be a paradox in it’s self? Since now there are 2 time lines that don’t need to be since both do the same thing? A Xerox of the other. Thus in Quantum mechanics wouldn’t time police do more harm than good?

Leaving the time line to change it back no longer being needed since A will always coralline to b. It’s just there’s now a new off station that leaves a fork in the road that time would only be followed by the doppelgangers created in this new time line? They remembering all that was in the lives you know them from your time, line, but the new fork in the road creating the alterative time line would create a new way their life goes from that point on. And wouldn’t temporal cops be more worried about some one trying to do something like in that Jet Lee movie the one? Since all these AlterNet time lines have been created from point b. If some one tries to be the only one of all those how much damage could that cause the multivers? Also if you tried to wrestle all the different time lines into one to make it all one time line. Removing quantum mechanics wouldn’t creating a temporal Pangaea cause more damage than good? Putting all these time lines intro one may in fact cause a temporal quake of a high enough on I guess a temporal rector scale that could in fact destroy a few of the forks and do massive damage to the others. You might even cause gaps in this Pangaea type time line. Granted it’s all fiction and just fun, but hey a thought on what if with time lines etc. That could be something Time cops made to stop some one from turning the quantum mechanics version of the time line into one Pangaea version of just the one time line. Ok back on topic. I like what ya’ll have done with ya’lls story line. Very entertaining. And I look forward to the next episode.

Comment by Donald Polansky on May 30, 2009 at 8:09pm

NDB Radio Interview now available for download from RSS feed or iTunes subscription feed ONLY. This broadcast, originally aired on May 14, 2009, featuring a 2 hour live radio talk show interviewing TI Executive Producer Donald Polansky is not available on the main website. Combining humor, banter, and inside informative discussion.. this interview is a must for those who wish to learn more about the past, present, and future of TI.

Comment by Donald Polansky on May 14, 2009 at 11:49pm

TI 1.01 Series Premiere "All The King's Horses" NOW AVAILABLE!

Comment by Mary on May 5, 2009 at 5:15pm

Again thank's 4 invite. Hope 2 get more involved, a little behind stuff. What can I do 2 learn more about u???

Comment by wambi on April 22, 2009 at 5:06pm

Wow! this is cool !

Comment by Donald Polansky on April 22, 2009 at 4:59pm

New Website Coming!

As we prepare to release Episode One next month; TI will also be unveiling a brand new website for the Audio Production section of our website. Over the last 9 months since TI - The Audio Series was announced we have had a temporary site up on the homepage next to our RPG site. This temporary site was very basic and... well.. crappy. Recently a new webmaster has signed on to our team. Over the last month he and I have worked diligently to create a brand new site which is more appealing and attractive. Devon Atwood has created a perfect new page with awesome Flash applications and a fresh feeling. The new site will replace the temporary one just prior or in tandem with the release of our Premiere episode.

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