[tannerwaterbury]

Originally Posted by samwiseb

"Next tiiiiiiiiiiiiiime, on Starrrrrrrrr Trek the NEXT GenerATion!!"
"Data something's got meeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!"
"A sinister creature threatens murrrrderrrrrr."
"Please, stop hurting him!"
"And TRAPS Counselor Trooii in a sipwrecked VESsel!"
"ONE OF YOU IS GOING TO DIE."
"Nowwww it's a struggle to stop the alien's savage [powerrrrrr]"
(Is that what you said? Speak clearly for bloody sake!)
"Get them UP! NOW!"
"But ONE of the crewwwww will bid a tragic fareweeeeellllllll, on Starrrrrrr Trek the next GenerATion."
(insert muliple reaction shots: My god, who will it BE?)

Those were the days. Now what made me pick that particular episode? Surely they weren't serious (and then it turned out they were).

Oh man, I do miss those promos.

[samwiseb]

Originally Posted by tannerwaterbury

Oh man, I do miss those promos.

Blu-ray baby, blu-ray.

[FireDevlin]

Originally Posted by Captain Tom Coughlin

It's started to come back to life a bit. It's just a small handful of us, like here. But there is some posting going on there. And if this place gets the ax, it could serve as a place for our small little band of survivors here. That was it's original purpose in fact.

Oh crud. I have never been on there.....whats the addy in case my search I am about to engage in doesnt work out? I want to keep the small peeps squad rolling also . . .

[horatio]

Fewer people than over here but it was mainly setup as a backup forum and unlike this place it is open for new folks: http://startrekkers.phpbbhosts.co.uk

[martok2112]

I like the title. Could mean anything.
And I think the words of the Bard were used only once in a ST film title, so calling upon remembrance of same seems a bit trite. ...that being "The Undiscovered Country". At first, it was for The Wrath of Khan, but it was thought to be too cerebral and not catchy enough for the 80's crowd. Then it was reused for the sixth film. Fitting.

Yes, I know there were some Bard'ish titles in the original series, and in other ST shows, but I'm thinking in terms strictly of the movies.

[kevin]

Originally Posted by jla1987

Speaking of teasers and trailers, does anyone else think we'll get a teaser this November not unlike they did with the first movie in '08?

I know there's no evidence yet, but I would not be surprised to see at least a teaser around Thanksgiving weekend and then a full trailer for the Christmas season to capitalise on the last two big cinema going spells of the year.

[tannerwaterbury]

Originally Posted by samwiseb

Blu-ray baby, blu-ray.

On the next Starrrrrr Trek INto Darrrrrkness!

[martok2112]

Originally Posted by tannerwaterbury

On the next Starrrrrr Trek INto Darrrrrkness!

I foresee a blooper:


On the next Starrrr Trek INto Dar-----hargghhh hack cough wheeze---cough---hack hack---sput----wheeeeeeze.....Darkness!-- gasp.

[horatio]

Originally Posted by martok2112

I like the title. Could mean anything.
And I think the words of the Bard were used only once in a ST film title, so calling upon remembrance of same seems a bit trite. ...that being "The Undiscovered Country". At first, it was for The Wrath of Khan, but it was thought to be too cerebral and not catchy enough for the 80's crowd. Then it was reused for the sixth film. Fitting.

Yes, I know there were some Bard'ish titles in the original series, and in other ST shows, but I'm thinking in terms strictly of the movies.

I don't know, Undiscovered County could mean anything, death, the future, a virgin's pus*y.
Seriously, I never got to this "too cerebral" thingy. The first Trek pilot was about sex and then the studio executives say it is too brainy? Doesn't this imply that they thought with their dicks?

[martok2112]

Originally Posted by horatio

I don't know, Undiscovered County could mean anything, death, the future, a virgin's pus*y.
Seriously, I never got to this "too cerebral" thingy. The first Trek pilot was about sex and then the studio executives say it is too brainy? Doesn't this imply that they thought with their dicks?

Ha ha ha....indeed. They thought with the wrong "head".

And yeah, TUC certainly was open to interpretation as to its meaning in Star Trek VI.