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The person there posted a pointer to this crazy story about it from the LA Times:
"Santa Monica sci-fi museum controversy: A child porn conviction, delays and angry 'Star Trek' fans" :O
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The person there posted a pointer to this crazy story about it from the LA Times:
"Santa Monica sci-fi museum controversy: A child porn conviction, delays and angry 'Star Trek' fans" :O
Variety: In another casting coup, the upcoming Paramount+ series "Star Trek: Starfleet Academy" has cast Emmy winner and multiple Oscar nominee Paul Giamatti in a recurring guest role as the first season's main villain, who has a sinister connection to the past of one of the (yet to be cast) cadets.
The return of Nicholas Locarno?
Further, could this also fuel some after story involving Boothby?
BL.
After some recent events, including a trip where I think well more than half of the people on the subway did nothing but stare at their phones, it brought to mind the TNG episode, "The Game," which was eerily prescient about how absorbed people can be with their devices.
To jog memories, it was one of two episodes a young Ashley Judd appeared on, and, Wesley wasn't terribly annoying.
To jog memories, it was one of two episodes a young Ashley Judd appeared on, and, Wesley wasn't terribly annoying.
On that note, there's an FB page https://www.facebook.com/EveryTNGFrameInOrder that literally does just that with subtitles on. So frames of TNG eps show up in my feed. "The Game" was quite awhile ago and some of the frames w/subtitles taken out of context from that ep were pretty funny.After some recent events, including a trip where I think well more than half of the people on the subway did nothing but stare at their phones, it brought to mind the TNG episode, "The Game," which was eerily prescient about how absorbed people can be with their devices.
To jog memories, it was one of two episodes a young Ashley Judd appeared on, and, Wesley wasn't terribly annoying.
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Alex Kurtzman talks about 'Star Trek' fandom, AI, and where the sci-fi franchise will boldly go next
Alex Kurtzman, the producer in charge of Star Trek, talks about the enduring sci-fi franchise, which was just honored with a Peabody Award.
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I thought this was an interesting article!
Someone posted
"Modern Trailer for Star Trek Generations, originally released in 1994." in a Picard FB group. I'd not seen it before but it's apparently 3 years old. It's quite well done.
I've only started on part 1. They got Commander Shelby in on this podcast, or whatever you want to call it: