Star Trek continues

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Bellona replied

23 October 2013, 15:10
Originally posted by cojak View Post

Cojak: Because it was rubbish Dearest - shall we watch Sherlock as the baddie in the last film?

Mr C: Yes please. But why....?

Excellent film wasnt too impressed with young Mr Spock, something just a bit "off" with the character. McCoy was my personal fave for some obscure reason.

Sure there will be more to follow
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d000hg replied

23 October 2013, 13:21
I am wondering if they're going to launch a reboot of ST off the back of the recent films... the cast are generally not AAA actors commanding stupid salaries and anyway, TV shows are where the money and actors are going these days.
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BA to the Stars replied

23 October 2013, 12:56
Back - it never went away for some of us
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Bunk replied

23 October 2013, 12:42
Zeity, they might have a part for you! Revenge at last
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cojak replied

23 October 2013, 12:41
I thought the 1st season of Enterprise was excellent btw - but you could tell that later seasons were just trying to put off the inevitable.
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cojak replied

23 October 2013, 12:39
Originally posted by vetran View Post

what - will you dress up as an Ensign?

No - just the normal short skirt and black tights.

Mr C: Why did it end like that?!?!?

Cojak: Because it was rubbish Dearest - shall we watch Sherlock as the baddie in the last film?

Mr C: Yes please. But why....?
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vetran replied

23 October 2013, 12:35
Originally posted by cojak View Post

I'm not cruel enough to tell him it's the very last episode so I'll watch it with him - I know there'll be questions at the end...

what - will you dress up as an Ensign?
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cojak replied

23 October 2013, 12:33
Interesting.

Mr C has has one Enterprise left on the PVR after going through a load of them that were broadcast while we were on holiday.

I'm not cruel enough to tell him it's the very last episode so I'll watch it with him - I know there'll be questions at the end...
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vetran started a topic Star Trek continues

23 October 2013, 12:29
Star Trek continues

5 Year Mission Continues After 45 Year Hiatus

Star Trek Continues E01 "Pilgrim of Eternity" - YouTube

here have been many iterations of the Star Trek franchise since the original Star Trek 5 year mission series aired in 1966 including a cartoon series in 73, a new television series in 87 and many movies on the big screen. Those series and movies inspired many youngsters to pursue a career in the fields of science, engineering, technology and cinema. Now the franchise is coming full circle with a fan based Kickstarter funded web series. Those inspired fans are attempting to complete the original 5 year mission “to boldly go where no man has gone before”, which ended after only three seasons on the air. The fan based and fan supported reincarnation is cleverly titled “Star Trek Continues” and has CBS’s consent.

get yer wallets out!
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