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Started this discussion. Last reply by T'Bree Oct 22, 2012.
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Steve Emirzian replied to Captain Baber of the USS Victory's discussion The reboot"Oh, that could be. But 4 days is still far different than a few minutes or an hour."
Captain Joseph Hennessey replied to Captain Baber of the USS Victory's discussion The reboot"I think he was referring to the end of TMP where Scotty told Spock they could have him back at Vulcan in 4 days, before Spock declined in favor of remaining in Starfleet.
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Steve Emirzian replied to Captain Baber of the USS Victory's discussion The reboot"They didn't go to Vulcan in TMP, Spock intercepted the Enterprise enroute to V'Ger in a shuttlecraft."
T'Bree replied to Captain Baber of the USS Victory's discussion The reboot"I do think it is possible that Kirk shared the story with Spock at some point in their friendship. The two were as close as brothers (and in fact saw each as a brother) so rather than Spock having been in the same class as the only solution,…"
T'Bree replied to Captain Baber of the USS Victory's discussion The reboot"Actually, it takes four days to get from Earth to Vulcan, as stated in TMP, not weeks. I discovered this and had to rewrite a scene from my novel to fix my error. I, too, had it taking only a matter of hours. Oopsie. "
Spot Speaks replied to Captain Baber of the USS Victory's discussion The reboot"Hmmm, I was too engrossed in the movie just being able to watch a new ST movie....I will have to watch again an pay attention to the nuances.
And I do agree with you on the beer warehouse. Was DEFINATELY not part of any star ship Ive…"
Steve Emirzian replied to Captain Baber of the USS Victory's discussion The reboot"The reboot was a great action movie in general but as Star Trek it didn't work for me. How on Earth are you going to explain McCoy (at his age) and Chekov (at his age) being at the Academy at the same time? The Enterprise interior was…"
Spot Speaks replied to Captain Baber of the USS Victory's discussion The reboot"Really? Im interested now.
What do you think is the original representation of ST
and
what do you think the JJA representation is?
Aside from some heavier action sequences, ship designs, and Vulcan being…"
Spot Speaks replied to Captain Baber of the USS Victory's discussion The reboot"Um, maybe I missed the tuna boat on this, but what does this movie have to do with sexist pigs and you not being able to wear what you want??????"
Madison Bruffy replied to Captain Baber of the USS Victory's discussion The reboot"In "The Wrath of Khan" Spock talks abouit Kirk's taking the Test (Can't remember how to spell it). He talks about how Kirk's final solution was unique. As secretive as Starfleet apparently is about the test, the only way…"
T'Bree replied to Captain Baber of the USS Victory's discussion The reboot"In all actuality, according to the Original Concordance that had the character biographies in it, McCoy is actually about fifteen years older than Kirk. Kirk was about thrity-four making McCoy about forty-five in the series. They never gave…"
Grand Admiral Matt. R. Daunis replied to Captain Baber of the USS Victory's discussion The reboot"Aye.... and it sucks.... as well as goes against all that Star Trek is suppossed to represent...
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Spot Speaks replied to Captain Baber of the USS Victory's discussion The reboot"The way I see this, is that the altered time line serves as a reason for giving all the same characters different venues.
Its the "what if" conspiracy theory.
What if....;Spock and Uhura were an item?
What if....Vulcan was…"
Madison Bruffy replied to Captain Baber of the USS Victory's discussion The reboot" The biggest problem with Abrams' ...thing, is the fact that the man doesn't know the difference between an altered time line and an alternate universe.
An altered time line is created by the changing of an event- in this case…"
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An ambitious franchise restart in the tradition of Batman Begins and Casino Royale, this intergalactic adventure centers around the meeting of two wet-behind-the-ears Starfleet recruits: half-Vulcan Spock and all-American rebel James T. Kirk. Thrown together on a perilous mission, they must settle their differences to defeat a nefarious time-travelling Romulan. Amid explosions, fistfights, and faster-than-light travel, we witness the beginnings of one of the most famous friendships in TV and… Continue
Posted on May 23, 2009 at 8:07pm
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Director J.J. Abrams put himself in a perilous position when he agreed to direct a new movie version of "Star Trek." On one side, he had the fans. They had embraced a short-lived science fiction television show from the 1960s and, through sheer affection and determination, turned it into a worldwide institution. But in addition to being fiercely loyal, Trekkies can be finicky (for example, if you call them that, rather than "Trekkers"). The television shows, movies, books, graphic novels and… Continue
Posted on May 17, 2009 at 7:11pm — 1 Comment
The Time line
Wow some of you want to hang on soooo bad to the old time line its scary.
Well its all in how you look at it.
It was said that everything has changed since Nero came from the future creating a new time line therefore change all of Trek history from TOS on..
WHY ? BECAUSE NOTHING ELSE HAS HAPPENED YET.
Its a clean slate Kirk may not die helping Jean Luc ,Spock may die fighting Khan.
The only thing we now know is Vulcan is gone and the Romulans should cover their butts… Continue
Well its all in how you look at it.
It was said that everything has changed since Nero came from the future creating a new time line therefore change all of Trek history from TOS on..
WHY ? BECAUSE NOTHING ELSE HAS HAPPENED YET.
Its a clean slate Kirk may not die helping Jean Luc ,Spock may die fighting Khan.
The only thing we now know is Vulcan is gone and the Romulans should cover their butts… Continue
Posted on May 16, 2009 at 9:52am — 11 Comments
Something to think about.
I came across this little bit of news.
With the world of Star Trek switched to an alternate reality timeline, as far as future stories are concerned, anything goes.
As reported by MTV, one of the problems writers Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci faced while penning the prequel Star Trek XI was that the future was already known by the fans. "One of the obstacles that we found ourselves butting up against [when we took on the job] was this idea that we already knew the… Continue
With the world of Star Trek switched to an alternate reality timeline, as far as future stories are concerned, anything goes.
As reported by MTV, one of the problems writers Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci faced while penning the prequel Star Trek XI was that the future was already known by the fans. "One of the obstacles that we found ourselves butting up against [when we took on the job] was this idea that we already knew the… Continue
Posted on May 12, 2009 at 4:47pm — 2 Comments
I saw it and still ,im in shock.
Well i have to admit i was great.
I went in wanting,hoping and it was good .I didnt expect much form it and i think that was the best part i was comparing it to what i know and i was back in the trek zone by the end of the movie updated and it explained mostof my question at least the main ones that made me like this film.
I went with my Trek group and a few more friends and even a Star Wars fan who turned to me and said "Now i see why you like Star Trek ."
So i guess he did what… Continue
I went in wanting,hoping and it was good .I didnt expect much form it and i think that was the best part i was comparing it to what i know and i was back in the trek zone by the end of the movie updated and it explained mostof my question at least the main ones that made me like this film.
I went with my Trek group and a few more friends and even a Star Wars fan who turned to me and said "Now i see why you like Star Trek ."
So i guess he did what… Continue
Posted on May 8, 2009 at 7:35pm — 1 Comment
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