These guys only need another $3,465 out of the $3,500 they requested. They have 17 hours to go, so I don’t think it is going to happen.

What can I say. This is another example of how, if you want the fans to fund your independent Star Trek project, you need to show something to them as proof of concept first. You need to have a decent Web site. Even if you are a comedy team, you need to show that you are serious about production value.

Without that, your Kickstarter ends up looking like a plot to get fans to buy some Monster Maroons and Spock Ears for your cosplay group.

As of this writing, the following forty-four second video only had six views, and I gave it its first “Like.”

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