The Best Episodes of A Captain's Log Season 6

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   #1 - John Eaves - Star Trek concept illustrator, designer and model maker

   S6:E15/3/2026

   Bryan & Lili return for the season 6 premiere of their Star Trek talk show with production artist John Eaves. Eaves began with Greg Jein making models on Star Trek 5:The Final Frontier, with some in-between model work on Star Trek: The Next Generation. Later, after Herman Zimmerman discovered John Eaves did illustrations and drawings at a very high level, he asked him to be on Star Trek: Generations, the 1994 film where Eaves worked with Michael Okuda and others on the Enterprise-B sketch concept design. Eaves also talks about how Zimmerman asked him to come on board to Star Trek Deep Space Nine soon there after. Part 1 of a 2 part interview.

   Director:Dustin Serrano

   Writers:Bryan Kreutz, John D. Adams

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   Director:Dustin Serrano

   Writers:Bryan Kreutz, John D. Adams
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   #2 - John Eaves - Star Trek concept illustrator, designer and model maker, Part 2

   S6:E25/10/2026

   Our Sagacious hosts, Lili Fox Lim and Bryan Kreutz, continue their incredible interview with special guest John Eaves. In this conversation, we hear from Star Trek's longest-running staff member and his great stories working on concept art, illustrations, and model making. John talks in depth about working on Star Trek Projects from 1989 through 2022. We hear how he got his start working on Deep Space Nine as a production illustrator and how he incorporated his love of making models into that role. Bryan and Lili ask interesting questions about what it was like working with JJ Abrams, as well as working for Paramount on so many Star Trek TV Series. We find out his influences when designing iconic props like the Phaser weapons in Star Trek: Enterprise. John also gives Bryan and Lili insight into what it was like working in a production role that has had so many technological improvements over the years.

   Director:Dustin Serrano

   Writer:Bryan Kreutz

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   Director:Dustin Serrano

   Writer:Bryan Kreutz
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   #3 - Jonathan Del Arco; My immigration story in a new book, plus Star Trek's Hugh and Fantome

   S6:E35/17/2026

   Our hosts, Bryan Kreutz and Lili Fox-Lim, beam up special guest Jonathan Del Arco to discuss his newest book, "Freddy the Alien," as well as his roles as Hugh and Fantome. Del Arco brings along his co-author, Trisha DeFazio, and Illustrator Adria Alvarado to discuss the collaboration that went into getting their book published. The trio also discusses the importance of releasing a story like "Freddy the Alien" in today's world. Jonathan also dives into his role at Ricky Diaz on Miami Vice and what it was like working with NBC. They wrap up part one of this exciting interview, talking about the audition process at Paramount for Star Trek.

   Director:Dustin Serrano

   Writer:Bryan Kreutz

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   #4 - Jonathan Del Arco; My immigration story in a new book, plus Star Trek's Hugh and Fantome, Part 2

   S6:E45/24/2026

   Lili and Bryan continue their thrilling interview with Actor and Author Jonathan Del Arco. But first, Lili tests her knowledge on a challenging segment of Tractor Beam, me. Our magnetic hosts discuss Jonathan's role as the first Borg in Star Trek when he appeared in Star Trek: The Next Generation. He talks about his initial thoughts while reviewing the script. As the questions keep rolling, we find intriguing insight into what it was like on set while shooting for Star Trek: Picard. Lili wraps up the interview, asking Jonathan about his Star Trek: Voyager character Fantone in the season 7 episode "The Void".

   Director:Dustin Serrano

   Writer:Bryan Kreutz

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   Director:Dustin Serrano

   Writer:Bryan Kreutz