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<v ->Hello, I'm Doug Jones
and I play Commander Saru.</v>

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My first point of contact
with 'Star Trek' was

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when it first starting airing in 1966.

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I was six years old

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born in 1960.

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So, I was watching it on network
television with my family

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uh, at it's birth.

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So I've lived with it all my
life pretty much and so to

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finally, after years, after
33 years in a career of

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wearing rubber makeup, and
playing aliens, and many

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films and TV shows - Star
Trek, not yet, not yet, not yet

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not..ahhh. Discovery.

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So I've finally found
a home with Star Trek

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after all these years.

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After I thought I was passed my prime too.

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I think, if I'm not mistaken,
and don't quote me on this,

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but, um, I think, it's
worth fact checking.

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I think I am the oldest
series regular to begin

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a series with Star Trek.
Ever. In the history

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of the franchise. I think I am.

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When we started, it was 2000, I was 56.

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So, worth checking out.

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Anyone geeks out when you present it with

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"Would you like to be in
this Star Trek series?"

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(laughing)

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Right, that's what happened.

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So yes, I did geek out, I did fan out.

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And my favorite thing
on any Star Trek ship

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any USS vessel, in the
star fleet is the Beama

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I wanted to be transported.

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So when I saw the transporter
room on the shinshow

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and then discovery. I was
like, uh, this, this is it!

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I can't wait for my turn
to take my first trip

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beaming somewhere.

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And I have now. Many of times!

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Well, some fan questions from the twitter

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let's have a look and see what

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(humming)

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If you could learn any
Star Trek alien language

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fluently, in an instant,
what would it be and why?

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Kelpien, because I am a
Kelpien, and when they give me

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lines in my home language it takes me days

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to learn one simple line
because uh, it's a brand

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new language and they're
writing it as we need it

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(laughing)

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and I wish I just kinda knew the whole

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thing already, that would
save me a lot of time.

