[rocketman70092]

I read somewhere that you can catch a glimpse of the Enterprise NCC-1701D at the end of the movie. I guess as a way to show how different the new timeline will be. I'm not sure if I blinked and missed it during the credits, or if im looking in the wrong place. Can anyone confirm or deny?

[That Metal Beastie]

First I've heard of this. I saw the movie several times in IMAX. While it's possible I missed something like that, I think it's improbable I did. Of course I've yet to spot R2D2!

[Kaboom]

Doubtful. If such a thing were true, it would have undoubtedly been discussed in much detail on this board. Your mention here is the very first time I've heard of it.

[kevin]

Never heard that rumour before - you have a link or source?

[JoeFromEarth]

there was the "1701D" on Kirk's backpack when he was stranded on Delta Vega. perhaps that's it?

[That Metal Beastie]

Originally Posted by JoeFromEarth

there was the "1701D" on Kirk's backpack when he was stranded on Delta Vega. perhaps that's it?

Saw that.

[NCC-73515]

That must be it.

[RabidFan]

Not to offend any of you nexgenners (and I say nexgenners with as much disdain as I can jk ) This is TOS era. Please please please, no nexgen cameos or references. I know its to late for this movie. But the rest please no.

Lets just let it all be about the original crew. If all they plan on doing is 3 movies for this installment then, and only then at the end of the 3rd movie I will allow (notice my assuming of authority over making decisions here ) a transition scene for nexgen so that there is a possibility of a series of nexgen movies. Although I would much rather have a whole new direction, somthing like the SCE Star Trek books. (actually I want SCE for a TV series leading up to movies)

If you dont know what SCE is, check them out. Its a series of Star Trek books based on the Corps of Engineers. Great series.

[starwarsrcks]

was that a reference to the USS Enterprise in The Next Generation