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John de Lancie Day Time Room Category Panel Titles Guests Fri 3:00 PM Main Programming Main Prog Time for a Little Discord John de Lancie, Jed Blue, Viga Join John de Lancie and our other panelists as they discuss his misunderstood animated bad‐guy from My Little Pony Friendship is Magic. Fri 7:00 PM Main Programming Main Prog MystiCon Opening Ceremonies MystiCon Staff & Guests of Welcome to MystiCon 2014! Join the Con Chair, and MystiCon staff as they Honor introduce our guests and tell you a little about what to expect at MystiCon 2014. Fri 8:00 PM Lobby Main Prog A Trek To The Star John de Lancie Join the John de Lancie for a trip to the Mill Mountain Star. THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT! Sat 1:00 PM Main Programming Main Prog Q&A with John de Lancie John de Lancie, Billy Flynn Spend an enchanting hour with our Media Guest of Honor, John de Lancie. Sat 7:00 PM Main Programming Main Prog It Begins and Ends with Q John de Lancie, Ashley A look back on John de Lancie's impact on the Star Trek franchise. Chappell, Tony Daniel, Keith R.A. DeCandido (M), Linda Shuping Smith Sun 9:00 ‐ 10:30 Main Programming Main Prog Pony Up for Breakfast with Q John de Lancie AM Sunday morning breakfast with the John de Lancie. (Ticket is required. THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT.) Sun 11:00 AM ‐ Ballroom CMain Prog Bronies: The Extremely Unexpected Adult Fans of My Little Pony John de Lancie, Jed Blue, Viga 1:00 PM In early 2012, John de Lancie discovered that he had been flooded with hundreds of e‐mails for his portrayal of the mischievous villain Discord in Friendship is Magic. Seeking to learn more about this phenomenon, he joined forces with producer Michael Brockhoff to create a documentary, and in the process answer essential questions about the Bronies: who they were, where they came from, and what they aimed to do. (Introduced by John de Lancie) Sun 3:00 PM Main Programming Main Prog Closing Ceremonies MystiCon Staff & Guests of Help us say a fond farewell to MystiCon 2014. We'll look back over the fun‐ Honor filled weekend and share a few surprises for MystiCon 2015!.

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Masaryk University Faculty of Arts Department of English and American Studies English Language and Literature & Teaching English Language and Literature for Secondary Schools Bc. Ondřej Harnušek Another Frontier: The Religion of Star Trek Master‘s Diploma Thesis Supervisor: Jeffrey Alan Smith, M.A., Ph. D. 2015 I declare that I have worked on this thesis independently, using only the primary and secondary sources listed in the bibliography. …………………………………………….. Author‘s signature Acknowledgements There are many people, who would deserve my thanks for this work being completed, but I am bound to omit someone unintentionally, for which I deeply apologise in advance. My thanks naturally goes to my family, with whom I used to watch Star Trek every day, for their eternal support and understanding; to my friends, namely and especially to Vítězslav Mareš for proofreading and immense help with the historical background, Miroslav Pilař for proofreading, Viktor Dvořák for suggestions, all the classmates and friends for support and/or suggestions, especially Lenka Pokorná, Kristina Alešová, Petra Grünwaldová, Melanie King, Tereza Pavlíková and Blanka Šustrová for enthusiasm and cheering. I want to thank to all the creators of ―Memory Alpha‖, a wiki-based web-page, which contains truly encyclopaedic information about Star Trek and from which I drew almost all the quantifiable data like numbers of the episodes and their air dates. I also want to thank to Christina M. Luckings for her page of ST transcripts, which was a great help. A huge, sincere thank you goes to Jeff A. Smith, my supervisor, and an endless source of useful materials, suggestions and ideas, which shaped this thesis, and were the primary cause that it was written at all.
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