The Star Trek thread

[Justin101]

It wasn’t the swearing that shocked me it was the delivery which seemed unbelievable, out of all the characters she was the one least likely to talking like that. Unlike when Lorca found Ash in the prison cell and Ash said sh*t it seemed realistic and unforced.

[Susan Foreman]

Original 'Star Trek' television spot from 1966



1967 trailer for the second series

[SilverSurfer]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

I agree. It's a lot more realistic than the nonsense she spouted. 'You bilge-bag'

However it still wouldn't feel right in Doctor Who.

They could take a leaf out of Battlestar Galactica and and say 'Frak' instead

[Demoncrat]

Watching ST TNG II. Enjoying these more, slightly tighter pacing etc. The bits that were always dud ... are quaint and of its time now . Watching them between films is a palate cleanser. I'd tell Q to bugger off as well. For a 'higher' lifeform, his infantile shenanigans are a pain in the arse tbh.

[trebor8273]

http://www.theguardian.com/film/film...trek-franchise


Make of it what you will, but if done right it could be brilliant but highly unlikely it will happen.

[Demoncrat]

So he chickened out of the Manson thing then?

Or

Slow news week ....

[iank]

It seems the press was BSing about that too. The movie is about the 60s in general, apparently, with the Manson Murders only an aspect of it.

[Demoncrat]

Onto series 3 of ST TNG.

[trebor8273]

Originally Posted by Demoncrat

Onto series 3 of ST TNG.

this when it gets good and we get one of the best cliff hangers in tv history

[Demoncrat]

Anything would be better than the clipshow that Shades Of Gray was

So far they have been more exciting anyhow.