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Critters of the Cinema started to work on The Next Generation in 1992 when several horses were required for the cliffhanger "Time's Arrow" and its sequel "Time's Arrow, Part II" . Bloch and fellow horse trainer John Hanna worked on these episodes and Hanna also appeared as a background actor, a buggy driver in the second episode. For Star Trek: Voyager, Critters of the Cinema worked on the pilot episode, "Caretaker" . They provided horses for a location shooting as well as the two dogs seen in this episode. One of the dog trainers was Rose Ordile.

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  • Critters of the Cinema started to work on The Next Generation in 1992 when several horses were required for the cliffhanger "Time's Arrow" and its sequel "Time's Arrow, Part II" . Bloch and fellow horse trainer John Hanna worked on these episodes and Hanna also appeared as a background actor, a buggy driver in the second episode. For Star Trek: Voyager, Critters of the Cinema worked on the pilot episode, "Caretaker" . They provided horses for a location shooting as well as the two dogs seen in this episode. One of the dog trainers was Rose Ordile.
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  • Critters of the Cinema started to work on The Next Generation in 1992 when several horses were required for the cliffhanger "Time's Arrow" and its sequel "Time's Arrow, Part II" . Bloch and fellow horse trainer John Hanna worked on these episodes and Hanna also appeared as a background actor, a buggy driver in the second episode. Bloch and his crew chose the dog Friday to play Maura in the sixth season episode "Aquiel" . Friday previously worked on the television series Perfect Strangers and for four years on General Hospital beside other projects. For the episode "Dark Page" , Bloch chose the two wolves Buck and Teddy. They previously worked as the wolf "Two Socks" on the Academy Award winning drama Dances with Wolves in 1990. Critters of the Cinema also took over from Gary Gero and Birds & Animals Unlimited when they "cast" a new Spot. Animal trainer Scott Hart worked with Somali cats on the episodes "Data's Day" and "In Theory" . Bloch and his crew changed Spot's appearance when they chose orange tabby cats instead. Monster, Brandy, and Bud became the lead "Spots" while Tyler later joined the group. For Spot's appearance in Star Trek: Generations, Critters of the Cinema worked with Monster for some early scenes and with Brandy for the end scenes. The back-ups Spencer and Zoe also worked on this film. Star Trek: Generations is the only Star Trek project on which the company received screen credit for their work. Karen Thomas-Kolakowski is the animal trainer who was responsible for the work with the cats on Star Trek: The Next Generation. For the final TNG episode "All Good Things..." she worked with the cats Bacall, Uma, Zeke, Bandit, Wendy, and Shelley, the fill-ins Aspen, Caesar, Buffy and Fido as well as their doubles Crystal, Sinbad, Sascha and Justin. All these cats can be seen as Data's cats in the anti-time future. For Star Trek: Voyager, Critters of the Cinema worked on the pilot episode, "Caretaker" . They provided horses for a location shooting as well as the two dogs seen in this episode. One of the dog trainers was Rose Ordile.
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