(art two of two) Bryan Kreutz affirms viewers that they've "made a logical choice to join us" when Lili shifts the joining to one of Leonard Nimoy's mind melds as one of the characteristics of Spock. An incoming message from Harper Dhadde elicits Star Trek technologies, specifically the replicators, being responsible for inspiring developments in today's 3-D printing technology to create food sustenance, full meal deals, teddy bears, metallic items, building materials, and even complex machine parts. Conclusion to the two-part interview with Tommy Hinkley. Tommy continues his memories in the 1994 film Star Trek: Generations, on board the U.S.S. Enterprise-B ship he and other reporters are aboard being battered by the nexus energy ribbon. Tommy tells viewers about the bridge set with mechanically rigged up devices to help shake this all-Star bridge crew of familiar actors along with stories that include John Putch with William Shatner. Tommy also mentions working on the hit FX network show "The Shield" plus working on the hit NBC TV series "E.R." with George Clooney. Tommy Hinkley closes out the interview with a memorable moment from his time on the Star Trek: Generations film set that he's never told before with John Putch and James Doohan.
