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Bryan Kreutz and Lili Fox-Lim welcome Bonnie Gordon for a two-part interview. Bonnie Gordon showcases some of her voices. She articulates that voice acting gives her tons of freedom to try all different types of characters. Bonnie talks about being cast in a 1920s radio play called Tales of the Extraordinary. Bonnie talks about her time in 2014 on the ABC Network reality show called "Quest." set in a fantasy realm complete with characters and creatures that would be perfectly at home in any fantasy tale adventure. Gordon goes on to say her reality series is better than the reboot because it was adults and the first show of its kind while being shot by the same producers of Lord of the Rings. Creating her own character Bonnie Gordon discusses the very popular the Star Trek Table-top role-playing game (TTRPG) show using Star Trek adventures. She says they're all up on YouTube and about four hours long. Being a voice actor and a Trekkie, she called everyone she knew to try and get on the new animated show Star Trek: Prodigy and gives a shout out to the Hageman brothers, Dan and Kevin. Gordon talks about pulling every string she could just to get an audition including auditioning for a lead role. Being a huge fan of "Mama Troi", Bonnie discusses in great detail her USS Protostar Starfleet ship's computer voice is very different from Majel Barrett's. Furthermore, she initially asked if she was to mimic Barrett's and they said "no". Bonnie states she can't wait for people to see season 2 of Star Trek: Prodigy on Netflix. She says it's so good. Now that they made it to Starfleet, it can now be more like Star Trek.
A Captain's Log Episode 57 (Season 4 Ep.9) Title "Bonnie Gordon a multifaceted performer on so many levels of Star Trek royalty and more"
This is a full half hour episode of the television program consisting of Star Trek news, known as the talk show titled "A Captain's Log". Host: Bryan Kreutz, Co-Host: Lili Fox-Lim, Guest: Bonnie Gordon. May 13, 2024 TV aired release date. BK Studios productions, taped at Ostrich Farm Studio, Pasadena, California. Written by Bryan Kreutz and Lec Zorn and Julian Bialous (Story Editor).
