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For sale:  an awesome Star Trek Themed motorcycle.  I am the original owner of a 2002 Vulcan Nomad with scenes painted by a professional airbrush artist.The Tank features the Excelsior firing on the cloaked Bird of Prey from Star Trek VI:  The Undiscovered Country.  The left bag features Mr. Spock mindmelding with the Nomad probe from the 1967 TOS episode "The Changling" and the right bag features STNG Locutus of Borg with a Cube in the background.  The bike has many extras and unique…

Saturday 18th May, Peterborough Showcase (UK) - The crew of Starbase 24 and the USS Naseby went Into Darkness.…

Not too long back, I had the good fortune of stumbling across a post involving what I was told were 'the Harp Twins,' a couple of lovely young ladies with a lifelong interest in -- of all things -- the harp.  The post kindly directed me toward their YouTube Channel, as well as their…

In the tradition of David Letterman, I now present not one but two top 10 lists of everything that I liked and didn't like about the latest Star Trek movie, starting with the positive. So here we go...

10: Lots of action. I know many people complain that this was nothing but an action movie that just happened to have Star Trek in the title, but I would rather sit through this again, than go back in time 30 years to sit through Star Dreck: The Motionless Picture, where nobody does…

Yes, we're still around & going strong with a better place to upload & sell my Star Trek art-prints.

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Current Assignment: Operations Chief (USS Judah…

Hey, folks, when I was stumbling around the Web today, I ran across some basic info about the 35th Anniversary of Battlestar Galactica (not the Ronald Moore version, but the original as conceived by Glen Larson).  It looks like there's a Best Buy Exclusive Blu-ray release of the original 3-part…

I can't find my Star Trek sheets for my wheelchair, so on Friday I'll go to the premiere of Star Trek: Into Darkness with Star Wars sheets. This could result in some VERY interesting comments!

George Lucas has been called many things:

• A visionary for seeing the future of filmmaking;
• A genius for creating a franchise custom-made for toys;
• A…

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On this day in 2005, the grand experiment that was, first, ENTERPRISE and then STAR TREK: ENTERPRISE came to its dubious end with the airing of "These Are The Voyages," what proved to be the series finale to that last Star Trek TV series (so far).  There have been some…

Here is a cake even Deanna Troi couldn't turn down.

We have all sorts of news to report today, so this may seem a bit long winded.

First some of you may have notice we now have a few sister websites added to our own site. Each of these site represent the various departments found on the Nosferatu, such as the Engineering department (overseen by Lt.…

On this day back in 2001, Paramount made it official: they announced that the next TV incarnation of Gene Roddenberry's beloved franchise would be known only as ENTERPRISE.  From what I understand, they felt that the Trek brand was so well known at this point in human history…

If you're never seen the phenomenal SOYLENT GREEN (it's people, you know), then stop what you're doing right now and head out to your local rental store or, better yet, purchase yourself a copy.  On this day back in 1973, it premiered in theatres, and even folks back…

Okay people, we're just a little over a week away from the premiere of a new Star Trek movie, and I for one am getting pretty sick and tired of all the negative reviews from people who haven't even seen it yet. Come on! They'll be plenty of time to piss and moan about it after it's released. For now, let's get excited! We live for this stuff! Be happy that we're not living back in the 70s because A: the 70s sucked big hairy balls because of disco, and B: aside from a cheap cartoon and a few…

I guess it's one thing to have a small part in a pretty big film ... but it's another thing entirely to have a small part that's remembered for, possibly, many generations.  That's what happened for the young Carrie Henn, who was cast as 'Newt' in the James Cameron sequel to the original…