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Janeway will have holographic coffee.

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And a lot of it.

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Well, the Captain Janeway
you saw on <i>Voyager</i>

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has aged beautifully.

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The hologram is young, dazzling,
full of life and energy.

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She is, of course, a hologram.

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This is, of course, the
essential difference,

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and the one that I'm
being most mindful of.

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Murf is grape jelly...

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[Rylee snorts]

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mixed with a dog, and
a cat, and a dolphin.

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[Rylee snorts]

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[Murf trills]

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In Rok-Tahk's opinion,
she doesn't see him

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as a blob of goo.

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She sees him as an actual legit pet.

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Murf, eh?

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[Murf belches]

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Murf is Murf.

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That's all I have to say.

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[Murf trills, squelches]

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I think it's obviously about respecting

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the Roddenberry legacy, but it's also

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respecting the importance
of paving a new path.

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Of discovering new
planets and new species.

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Like, I don't wanna just see our show

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only dive into the Klingons, let's say.

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You know, that's not exciting in my mind.

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But to do our show without the Klingons,

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I think, would be foolish.

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That's a species that I think kids

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should discover and
learn through our show.

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[Ben] And it's also by
giving newcomers enough

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for them to own, and to
relate to, and to engage,

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but also to kind of feel like
this is their point of entry,

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and it's not been done before,

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so they can, they're a
part of that conversation.

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And then we just bring the <i>Voyager</i>

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and the classic Trek,
you know, the feel.

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I like being alone in the recording booth.

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It gives me a great sense of freedom.

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That might be counter-intuitive,

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but it actually does
work that way for me.

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I love putting on the headset.

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I love the darkness of the booth.

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I love having the directors
and the creators on Zoom.

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I love looking at the animatics.

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I love all of it. It's wonderful.

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Welcome aboard.