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Written by Derek Kessler on
Saturday, 30 August 2008
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 Set three decades into the future, Star Trek Online players will clearly have some catching up to do if they want to understand the universe in which the upcoming MMORPG will be taking place. To that effect, the Star Trek Online website just launched a new section called “Universe” which will tackle the details and nuances of the Star Trek Online galaxy and the changes that have been made in the intervening thirty years. The first part of this is “The Path to 2409”, which is starting off by picking up right where Star Trek Nemesis left off. The full text of 2379-2380 is after the break.
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Written by Derek Kessler on
Friday, 29 August 2008
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 It’s been a month since I last asked “How would you change?” so the time has come again to pose the question. With the debate still raging over Star Trek Nemesis, it seemed like an interesting point to take a look at what many consider to be one of Star Trek’s more flawed television series: Star Trek: Voyager. Lost in the Delta Quadrant for seven years, Voyager had a few more, shall we say, quirks than the other series. So I’ll put forth these talking points, and you may take it to wherever you like. Were the Borg overused or neutered in Voyager or did the ship stay in unrealistically pristine condition? What about all those shuttlecraft (seventeen total) that blew up, fell apart, or crashed? Or what of that magical reset button that almost without exception had ship and crew healthy, hearty, and even closer to Earth at the end of every episode? You know the question is just on the tip of my digital tongue, so enough teasing: how would you change Star Trek: Voyager?
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Written by Derek Kessler on
Thursday, 28 August 2008
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 In an interview with Starlog, Simon Pegg addressed the issue of Star Trek (2009) being a remake vs. a reboot vs. the recently coined “reimagining.” The actor, who is playing Scotty in the upcoming Trek prequel, said this about the remake talk: “The weird thing - and I think this goes for both Star Trek and Doctor Who - is that neither of them are remakes. I often see Star Trek being referred to as a remake, and it really isn't. It's another Star Trek film; it's another movie in the series. It's the continuing mission.”
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Written by Derek Kessler on
Thursday, 28 August 2008
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 The rumor mill has been swirling on Shatner’s involvement - specifically his lack thereof - in Star Trek (2009). The original Captain Kirk has long said that he is not involved and knows nothing about the production, but it seems that some people just couldn’t let it go. So the burden of proof fell to ST09 producer/director extraordinaire JJ Abrams, who flat out says, “No, the only cast member from the original films is Nimoy.”
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Written by Derek Kessler on
Thursday, 21 August 2008
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 Diamond Select Toys recently announced their first venture into furniture. The prolific Star Trek toy manufacturer is gearing up to introduce a full-size “fully operational replica” of the original Star Trek series’ captain’s chair. Based on measurements from the original chair and constructed to be used as an actual piece of furniture, the chair will be available for the staggering price of $2000.
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Written by Derek Kessler on
Thursday, 21 August 2008
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 Being that the actor is playing a Romulan, or at least so we assume, there’s quite the connection. Clifton Collins, Jr., has been case as Ayel, Nero’s Romulan cohort in Star Trek (2009), and as part of the role, he had to learn to speak Romulan. As in the language. “The had a linguist come in and invent Romulan!” Collins said, in an interview with E! Online.
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Written by Derek Kessler on
Thursday, 21 August 2008
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 At the official Star Trek convention in Las Vegas, Paramount Pictures saw fit to release four more Star Trek (2009) character posters in the same vein as the four loosed upon the public back at Comic Con San Diego. Up this time are John Cho as Hikaru Sulu in black, Simon Pegg as Montgomery “Scotty” Scott in red, Karl Urban as Dr. Leonard McCoy in blue, and young Anton Yelchin as Pavel Chekov in yellow. These four, like the previous set of Nero, Uhura, Spock, and Kirk, are all cropped in such a way that when arranged properly create the famous Star Trek delta shield. [minor spoilers]
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Written by Derek Kessler on
Wednesday, 20 August 2008
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The new owners of the Star Trek Online license, Cryptic Studios, have unveiled the first footage of the upcoming online role-playing game. Set in a future thirty years beyond Star Trek Nemesis, Star Trek Online will at first allow you to play as a member of the Klingon Empire or of Starfleet, from there, the possibilities are practically endless. You can customize your character to be a plain vanilla human or go all out as an Andorian or a Gorn. Or make up something entirely unique and heretofore unseen. Players then enter the Star Trek Online universe where they gain experience and rank, leading to larger ships to pilot and more crew at your command.
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Written by Derek Kessler on
Tuesday, 19 August 2008
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 According to TrekMovie.com, the Star Trek (2009) crew has completed their first cut of the film and screened it for their bosses at Paramount. Put together by director/producer JJ Abrams and editors Mary Jo Markey and Maryann Brandon, the first screening apparently went very well, with TrekMovie’s sources describing it as “a hit” with Paramount Pictures chairman and CEO Brad Grey.
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Written by Derek Kessler on
Tuesday, 19 August 2008
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 It wouldn’t be Star Trek if James T. Kirk didn’t rip his shirt and lock lips with a lady of otherworldly hues, now would it? While we have yet to get confirmation of the obligatory shirt ripping, Chris Pine recently chatted with E! Online, where he revealed (unsurprisingly) that he’s not going to attempt to mimic William Shatner’s Kirk and the requisite dramatic... pauses. Said Pine, “Really what Shatner did was very specific and very unique to him. I think if I went to mimic-ville, I went to try to do Shatner, it would not have been smart.” Good call.
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