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  • Okudas React to NASA Proposed Budget Cuts

    T'Bonz
    8 Feb 2010 | 1:27 pm
    Recently, the proposed budget for NASA was announced and to the disappointment of many, Project Constellation, a six-year, nine billion dollar project which would have led men back to the moon, was not a part of future plans. Star Trek designers Mike and Denise Okuda disagree with the new direction in the space program and have sent a letter to fans, encouraging them to write to President Obama and to their elected representatives in hopes of getting Project Constellation restored. The letter is as follows: Dear Friends, As long-time supporters of real-life space exploration, Denise and I…

  • Star Trek Magazine: Star Trek Online

    T'Bonz
    8 Feb 2010 | 1:23 pm
    The Star Trek Online team describes the parameters of the new MMORPG, released last week, for Star Trek Magazine readers. The key to Star Trek: Online was figuring out what had happened to everyone’s favorite races, then deciding where to go from there. According to Star Trek: Online’s Christine Thompson, there was a “metastory to the game.” “We needed to figure out what happened with the Romulans, the Klingons, the Cardassians, etc.,” she said. “And once we had all those pieces in place, we needed to figure out where they move from there. There are…

  • Star Trek Magazine: The Klingons Strike Back

    T'Bonz
    8 Feb 2010 | 1:20 pm
    Klingon fans will enjoy the latest issue of the Star Trek Magazine, which features the warrior race. In addition to the Klingons, Star Trek Magazine issue 24 will give readers “exclusive access” to the Star Trek DVD launch party with comments from some of the stars of the movie, and “Tribble Tweets,” a new way at looking at The Trouble with Tribbles. J.G. Hertzler shared his memories of playing General Martok in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, admitting that he didn’t know much about the Klingons when he first began. “Well, first of all, I didn’t have any…

  • Retro Review: Schisms

    Michelle
    5 Feb 2010 | 5:28 pm
    Members of the crew experience bizarre symptoms and have flashbacks of alien abductions. Plot Summary: While mapping a globular cluster using a modified deflector grid, several crewmembers experience strange afflictions. Riker has trouble staying awake, LaForge’s VISOR fails, Data’s chronometer falls out of sync with the ship’s, Worf believes the ship’s barber is trying to attack him, and an explosion appears to damage a cargo bay though minutes later there is no sign that anything occurred. Since the symptoms seem to affect people who worked in the cargo bay, LaForge…

  • Kurtzman And Orci To Adapt Comic Book Series

    T'Bonz
    5 Feb 2010 | 4:21 pm
    Star Trek XI Co-writers Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci have added even more to their already full plates with word that they are taking on a product based on a comic series published by IDW Publishing. The pair will work on an adaptation of Locke & Key, a comic series written by Joe Hill and illustrated by Gabriel Rodriguez. Locke & Key is set in the village of Lovecraft and is the story of the Locke family, who move to their estate (Keyhouse), after the murder of the head of the family by a deranged high school student. Keyhouse has “fantastic doors” (opened by special…
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  • FanMade: Phase II In Pre-Production On “Origins” Prequel Story – Exclusive Details and Cast Photos

    Anthony Pascale
    8 Feb 2010 | 10:02 pm
    Today TrekMovie kicks off a week of special coverage of the Star Trek fan films. We begin with big news from the big daddy, Star Trek Phase II, who are planning to do their own prequel episode, telling the ‘prime timeline‘ story young (recast) Kirk meeting Spock for the first time. We have exclusive details [...]

  • Previews Of NX-01 ‘Refit’ from 2011 Ships Of The Line Calendar

    Anthony Pascale
    8 Feb 2010 | 2:57 pm
    For the last decade or so, one of the most anticipated Trek products each year is the Ships of the Line calendar, featuring work from veteran Trek artists, wrangled by Doug Drexler. Last week Doug put up a sneak peak of a special bonus centerfold for this year’s calendar, featuring a tech manual style -look [...]

  • Orci & Kurtzman Update: Trek Talk at Film Fest + Ink Fox TV Deal + Cast Lost/Trek Actor For Hawaii 5-0 + more

    Anthony Pascale
    8 Feb 2010 | 2:18 pm
    It has been a busy week for Star Trek writer/exec producers Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman. Firstly Alex talked about Star Trek over the weekend at a film festival. Plus last week they signed a new big TV deal with Fox, and today they cast an actor from Lost (and Trek) for their Hawaii Five-0 [...]

  • Editorial: Going Boldly, or Barely Going?

    Michael & Denise Okuda
    7 Feb 2010 | 11:50 pm
    Yesterday TrekMovie presented an editorial by former Star Trek science advisor Andre Bormanis, supporting the new proposed change in NASA’s human spaceflight policy that including cancelling the Constellation program. Today we present an different point of view from veteran Trek designers (and active space advocates) Mike and Denise Okuda.   Support Project Constellation by Michael & Denise Okuda Dear [...]

  • Sci-Fi TV Sunday: Lost, FlashForward, V, Smallville, Doctor Who, Heroes, Caprica + more

    Rosario T. Calabria
    7 Feb 2010 | 3:26 pm
    In this week’s edition of Sci-Fi TV we start off with lots of Lost, from answers about this week’s episode through to the finale, plus new previews. We also have news on changes with FlashForward and V, the possibility for new seasons of Smallville and Supernatural, Neil Gaiman writing for Doctor Who, and much more. [...]
 
 
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  • Star Trek Online Advanced Combat Tactics | Ten Ton Hammer

    Medeor
    9 Feb 2010 | 10:13 am
    Star Trek Online provides plenty of margins for those players who are used to routine and safe combat scenarios. For those who want to really pump up the volume though, there are many ways to add spice (and extra damage) to the combat ... Getting you on your way in the universe of Star Trek Online. Two New Races to Star Trek Online News: (Wed, Feb 03, 2010 by Dalmarus). Race Portal and Racial Traits pages updated with new information! Star Trek Online Ground Combat Video ...

  • STAR TREK Q&A in PlayStation Home with JJ Abrams, Chris Pine, and ...

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    9 Feb 2010 | 6:10 am
    Image taken on 2009-04-21 12:14:07 by Annie Ok. Related posts: STAR TREK Q&A in PlayStation Home with JJ Abrams, Chris Pine, and Zachary Quinto Image taken on 2009-04-21 12:14:01 by Annie Ok. … STAR TREK Q&A in ... New TV on DVD Releases This Week – www.webege.com – deep web news … | Drakz Free Online Service on New TV on DVD Releases This Week · The Value Betting On Tennis – www.webege.com – deep web news radio | Drakz Free Online Service on The Value Betting On Tennis ...

  • Star Trek Online Tops UK PC Chart (Star Trek Online)

    admin
    9 Feb 2010 | 5:00 am
    Cryptic Studios' latest MMO Star Trek Online outsold all other PC games in the UK for week ending 6 February, according to the latest sales charts.. Read the.

  • TYT Hour 10/14/09 (Healthcare, Hannity, Star Trek & More ...

    Doc Noob
    9 Feb 2010 | 4:25 am
    25 Responses to “TYT Hour 10/14/09 (Healthcare, Hannity, Star Trek & More!)” sethmanrockandroll Says: February 9th, 2010 at 1:09 pm. Homosexuality is an act, no one can be a homosexual unless they actually have sex or become sexually active . ... And what liberal media? Whenever Obama says something that hurts him it's plastered all over the news. You sound like Fox News when they claimed they were the only ones who covered the Washington protest out of MSNBC and CNN. ...

  • Star Trek Online Tops UK PC Chart News Item | IncGamers

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    9 Feb 2010 | 3:00 am
    Star Trek Online Tops UK PC Chart News Item, Videogame news, reviews, previews, videos, forums and more.
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  • 25 Jan 2010 | 8:59 pm

    25 Jan 2010 | 8:59 pm
    One of the appeals to generations of Star Trek fans, like this father and son at a Las Vegas convention, has been its exploration of the question: what does it mean to be human? We begin to explore it ourselves, in the post below.

  • 25 Jan 2010 | 8:53 pm

    25 Jan 2010 | 8:53 pm
    What It Means To Be Human: Star Trek’s Central QuestionIn a live stream last spring, British science fiction writer Ian R. MacLeod enumerated “8 problems writing about the future.” As summarized by science fiction writer Bruce Sterling, they are:1. Future not dominated by Western culture and its archaic Western concepts of “futurity”2. Future subjects of fiction not “people” as we know human beings today3. Space travel not what we once imagined, and faster-than-light travel flatly impossible4. Science becoming arcane and ultraspecialized, while the nature of reality may well be…

  • 9 Jan 2010 | 1:56 am

    9 Jan 2010 | 1:56 am
    While I mull over "The End of Time," I thought I'd pass on a few of the more interesting bits of news from the real universe. For example, above is an artist's conception of something recently discovered by the Voyager spacecraft: a kind of cloud--30 light years across surrounding the solar system, held together by a magnetic field. It's similar to the magnetic field surrounding the earth itself, and both protect against cosmic radiation. Meanwhile, the Kepler telescope has found some more new celestial objects, both like and unlike planets or stars. Commented one scientist: "The universe…

  • 31 Dec 2009 | 6:59 pm

    31 Dec 2009 | 6:59 pm
    JK Rowling's Harry Potter, Doctor Who revived, and the fall and rise of Star Trek are among the stories leading a new prominence of science-fiction and fantasy storytelling in the decade just ending: see post below.

  • 31 Dec 2009 | 5:52 pm

    31 Dec 2009 | 5:52 pm
    A Decade of StoryThe past decade saw science fiction and fantasy storytelling come into prominence. A lot of it was bad or questionable, but some of it was among the most compelling storytelling of the decade, reaching the most people and influencing many lives.Among the noteworthy events was the completion of the Star Wars saga and the successful reimagining of Battlestar Galactica. Of course, for many readers of this site, the big event was the fall and rise of Star Trek, largely chronicled in this blog's posts (of which, by the way, this is #1001. Patrick Stewart's knighthood was 1,000.)…
 
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  • Make your own working Star Trek phaser

    Capt. Xerox
    19 Jan 2010 | 4:57 pm
    Does the thought of having your own working Star Trek phaser interest you? Check out this link for the instructions and gaze upon this video to give you inspiration. Just don't point it at anyone's eyes!

  • Which science fiction movie could win the Oscar for best motion picture this year?

    Capt. Xerox
    23 Dec 2009 | 7:58 pm
    A science fiction film has never won the Academy Award for best motion picture, but this year they are expanding the number of nominees from the usual five to ten. That may increase the odds that a genre film gets nominated, but I doubt that any will win. Hollywood trade magazine Variety wrote recently about the possiblity of a science fiction film taking the top honour this year. In the end, they concluded that the odds were long. That didn't stop a bevy of commentators from weighing in on which sci-fi films they thought would merit the nomination. Movies like Moon, District 9, Avatar,…

  • Do you celebrate Sithmas or Trekmas?

    Capt. Xerox
    16 Dec 2009 | 6:46 pm
    Even science fiction fans like to take the time to celebrate Christmas. According to reports, Hallmark's Robby the Robot ornament is flying off the shelves this year. It's not the only sci-fi ornament they are selling this holiday season. They've got a complete line of Star Wars and Star Trek ornaments. Probably the oddest of the lot is this one from the Trek episode The Menagerie which depicts Capt. Pike in his iron lung, or whatever the heck that box is that he lives in. They've also got a bunch of other genre-related ornaments like this Twilight Zone TV and even an old…

  • Ellison offers to pen script for next Star Trek movie

    Capt. Xerox
    2 Dec 2009 | 6:29 pm
    So Harlan Ellison has publicly offered his services to write the script for the next Star Trek movie. I'm sure the folks at Paramount, who he just sued, are going to be glad to hand over the keys to the franchise. That was sarcasm, in case you didn't notice. Maybe Ellison would be better off contacting Disney who want to film a remake of The Black Hole. More interesting Star Trek news is the story that they recently discovered an early pilot of the series that was believed to be lost. A German collector offered the film to Paramount and they plan to release it in a future Blu-ray…

  • Mainstream travel writer embarks on a Star Trek-themed cruise

    Capt. Xerox
    16 Nov 2009 | 3:35 pm
    So what happens when a well-respected travel writer books passage on a Star Trek-themed cruise? He actually writes a decent report that doesn't trot out the usal Trekkie clichés that you read in mainstream news reports about fandom. I wonder if anyone on the cruise told him about their black velvet paintings of Captain Kirk. Don't believe they exist? Check out this gallery and admit you want one. Don't mock Trek fans. There are other popular franchises which exhibit equal levels of obsessive behaviour. What else would explain the motivation to buy replica boots from the Star…
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  • Star Trek Online: Ship Battles

    Spacerguy
    26 Jan 2010 | 7:01 pm
    Incoming Priority One Subspace. Communication. In Star Trek Online you'll get to experience all the aspects of the Star Trek Universe. Exploration, diplomacy but the year 2409 is a time of war, so with this video we wanted to give you an idea of what it would be like to engage the enemy in Starship combat.The most basic strategy in starship combat is to maneuver your ship and use your energy weapons to bear on one section of your enemies shields. Knock those shields down and then use your photon torpedoes on the exposed hull.Here are the three basic types of starship that you can get on Star…

  • Too Much Trek.

    Spacerguy
    24 Jan 2010 | 6:06 pm
    Your family give you the slip because you love watching Star Trek so much that its really peeving them off. You tell them Resistance IS Futile!Your girlfriend beat you because she discovered your private stash of love letters written to Jeri Ryan in Star Trek's Voyager.You turn your attention to the Duras sisters and develop a crush on B'Etor, who is'nt half bad for a Klingon. Your girlfriend is suspicious now.You start believing aliens will invade earth and will spread universal peace to every corner of our little world.You have no life.Klingons are fearless while Earthies react to fear…

  • Asteroid Space Trek

    Spacerguy
    15 Jan 2010 | 4:23 pm
    The year is 2364. In the murky darkness of space and time, several shadows flicker directly ahead of Uss Enterprise-D's flightpath. The bridge viewscreen crackles with static. Riker stops short and looks at Worf for answers. The Klingon growls and thumps his Tactical Station in sheer frustration. Captain Picard gets up from his command chair breathing heavily carrying with him the burdeons of command and over 1000 enterprise crew on his mind. Engineering is getting unusual readings from the long range and short range sensors. In fact the eyes of the Enterprise are completely blind and its…

  • Star Trek The Next Generation. U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D.

    Spacerguy
    3 Jan 2010 | 3:36 am
    Happy New Years Trekkies. To roll in with some cosmic fun, I've selected a poster from Star Trek's The Next Generation with the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D. In 2363 the Flagship of the Federation launched from Utopia Planitia Yards oribiting Mars. It was an exciting moment for Starfleet's Core of Engineers so I thought it worth mentioning. She was the finest in the fleet. The Federation's U.S.S. Enterprise 1701-D Galaxy Class flagship rose into the heavens. Fully equipped with her 42 decks gleaming, Dr Leah Brahm's warp-drive engines, a dilithium…

  • Trekkie Books

    Spacerguy
    25 Dec 2009 | 2:29 am
    Hi Trekkies, Did you find any of these awesome Star Trek books under your christmas tree? In case you were disappointed, I've decided to add some sparkle to your Star Trek Universe with these all time favorites of mine. 1. Star-Trek Encyclopedia-Paperback 23 new from $18.69, 19 used from $8.99, 2 collectible from $29.99. I can't imagine being a die-hard Trekker without this book: the ultimate reference to people, places, things, events in the entire Star Trek universe from the original series of 1966 through all the movies and series right up to Voyager. I think I know a lot about Star Trek,…
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  • Propworx Star Trek auction gets more interesting

    7 Feb 2010 | 8:52 pm
    Well, this week we had an interesting development. It looks like Propworx will be adding the physical assets of the Star Trek Experience from the Hilton into our Star Trek Auction.This will mean the auction is being pushed into June for sure. At the moment it is scheduled for June 18-20 at the Pasadena Convention Center. Because we are producing an amazing catalog, and the Star Trek Experience assets need to be brought back from their current location to our warehouse, cleaned up, described and photographed and then put in the catalog layout. So what is the story with the Star Trek Experience…

  • Robert Fletcher's Kirk Concept Art

    29 Jan 2010 | 10:30 pm
    This popped up on eBay last week and I had to get it. I am a sucker for original costume concept art, and when I saw this, I realized I had found the perfect piece for my collection.Robert Fletcher is the well known costume designer of Star Trek I - IV, and created the iconic maroon uniforms we all so covet. This peice is titled "Captain Kirk" but has no date. It appears to be a ST: TMP uniform, though the other three pieces the seller had for sale (Sulu, Chekov and the bar alien) are all from Star Trek III.While my bid was higher than the $ 1,136 I paid, I am surprised it went this low. But…

  • Propworx Star Trek auction in May/June

    21 Jan 2010 | 8:15 am
    Propworx will be holding a Star Trek auction in late Spring, with the Doug Drexler and Rick Sternbach collections being highlighted. There are some amazing lots and we are looking for more! There will be a full color, hardcover catalog of course, and it will be stunning.So if you have any Star Trek items you want to sell, contact me at alec@propworx.com.

  • IAW selling Shuttlecraft Nacelle on eBay

    17 Jan 2010 | 2:25 pm
    Well, It's a Wrap has listed some more background set piece items from the Star Trek movie. Once again, mostly unspectacular pieces, but one item stands out, the Shuttlecraft Nacelle.The only problem is it is 31' long!This falls under "The Law of Big props" as I call it. Basiclaly, the bigger the prop, the less people interested, because 1) less people can afford it and 2) few people can store it!So I am not sure who is going to buy this, but I doubt it gets big bucks. It is the best item we have seen so far, and the only item I have seen in the IAW inventory, that is somewhat…

  • Star Trek: Generations Naval Costume

    14 Jan 2010 | 2:20 pm
    This costume has been on my want list for a while. I loved this seen in "Generations' and I have always liked this movie, especially the score, despite its long list of detractors. The opening scene is smart, inventive, and a great way to introduce the Next Gen cast toWhen the last one of these costumes came up on the IAW auctions about two years ago, I backed off for my good friend Jim Williams. We didn't know it would be the last one they had, and of course, they may have had more and dumped it all to Martin from Germany in that grand "Let's get out of Star Trek" fiasco that prematurely…
 
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  • 2010 Hollywood Charity Horse Show - Date and Muscial Guest Announced

    28 Jan 2010 | 9:15 pm
    The 2010 Priceline.com Hollywood Charity Horse Show dates have been announce along with the musical guest. The date of the 2010 Priceline.com Hollywood Charity Horse Show will be Saturday May 1, 2010 and the musical guest will be American Singer-songwriter Sheryl Crow...

  • Win a Signed Kingdom of the Spiders DVD!

    12 Jan 2010 | 1:48 pm
    On January 19, 2010, Shout! Factory will unleash the Kingdom of the Spiders Special Edition on DVD. Featuring all-new anamorphic widescreen transfer of the film, this Special Edition DVD release contains an all-new interview with William Shatner; an in-depth commentary featuring director John Bud Cardos, producer Igor Kantor, spider wrangler Jim Brockett and cinematographer John Morrill, moderated by HOSTEL producer Scott Spiegel and Lee Christian; rare behind-the-scenes footage; “Jim Brockett: Spider Wrangler” featurette; poster gallery and the original theatrical trailer. The…

  • Statement Regarding Prestige Entertainment

    13 Nov 2009 | 11:09 pm
    The following is a message from Bill Shatner's company over a event planned for September 2009 in Chicago IL by Prestige Entertainment. Recently, we have been contacted by several fans who purchased tickets to a September 5 event in Chicago where William Shatner was scheduled to appear. Just two weeks prior to the event, Prestige Entertainment – the company producing the event – sent an email to Melis Productions (Mr. Shatner’s production company) canceling Mr. Shatner’s appearance. Citing their inability to secure a sponsor, they reneged on the deal to bring Mr. Shatner to Chicago.

  • Shatner's Raw Nerve Season 2 To Debut December 6, 2009

    10 Nov 2009 | 4:14 pm

  • Celebrities Arrive at the Star Trek Premiere

    3 Jul 2009 | 3:46 pm
    The sights, sounds and celebrity arrivals from the chaos outside of Mann's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood on the day of the Star Trek Premiere. Click to Watch Video
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  • 1972 The Monster Times article: The Saga of Star Trek

    8 Feb 2010 | 6:38 am
    This time, I've dug deep into the inner recesses of the Collection Cabinet #2 (pictured in the middle of the three, the TMT stack is on the fourth shelf down, on the left) for some of the earliest and best Trek articles to come out during the early 70's, when the show was only beginning to gain its reputation as the "show that will not die."Here, from Feb. 16, 1972 is Issue #2 of "The Monster Times." More than any other, "The Monster Times" seems to encapsulate the memories and excitement of that period of my life, and each issue holds a fond place in my recollections. The first article from…

  • 1980 article on Bob Fletcher

    5 Feb 2010 | 8:32 pm
    Ah, what fun I'm having going through the collection cabinets looking for stuff to share with you! Lately I've been hitting the Starlog shelves, and there's so much good stuff in them that I think my readers will enjoy, that I've been posting them back to back. Here from the April, 1980 issue of Starlog is an interview with and article on Bob Fletcher, costume designer for ST:TMP. (Click on images to enlarge.) On the Rigellian homeworld, interior decorators also moonlight as fashion designers. Which makes a lot of sense when you realize that they resemble turtles, which carry their homes on…

  • ST:TMP article from 1980 Famous Monsters

    3 Feb 2010 | 6:33 am
    This time we take a fond look back at Issue 161 of the fun(and pun)-filled Famous Monsters, as they covered the new Star Trek: The Motion Picture. This was published in March, 1980 and I bought it on the newstand while living in Savannah, GA at the time. I was 22, going on 16. (I have always been younger in heart than my actual age.)(Click on images to enlarge.)In case you're curious about the unusual use of the word "sevagram" in the article above, I looked it up for you. I learned something new about a word I have never read in use before. See, kids could learn from reading FM!Bonus: below,…

  • 1976 article: "Shatner: Shakespeare To The Stars"

    30 Jan 2010 | 12:52 pm
    Here's another article from the first issue of Starlog, published Aug, 1976. I've already posted the cover and some memories of this landmark first issue, here, as well as an article in the post before this one. This was such an exciting issue to read, being mostly devoted to the series as it was; a great way to start off the magazine!The photo caption above says that Shatner insisted on doing all his own fight scenes... which is true, up until the point where the director called "Cut! Stuntmen!" The stuntmen on the show are so easy to spot now, with our high-definition TVs. but back when…

  • 1976 article: Star Trek: Past, Present and Future

    28 Jan 2010 | 5:21 pm
    Today's item from the collection cabinet is a goodie from the first issue of Starlog, published Aug, 1976. I've already posted the cover and some memories of this landmark first issue, here. Now, I begin posting the actual articles contained within, starting with one that is especially interesting in light of what all has come about since it was written. Bonus: below, a newspaper clipping about Bill's TV movie "Indict and Convict," from 1974. You can see the old tape that holds it in my first scrapbook, which was a school notebook. Bonus: Below, Kirk discovers that the time of captivity on…
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  • Lost Returns; Fringe Leaves; Both Strong

    8 Feb 2010 | 5:04 pm
    Last week's Nielsen ratings brought some clarity to the futures of most of this season's sci-fi and fantasy shows. Lost's season got off to a good start, while Smallville hit a season high. Here's how each of last week's network sci-fi and fantasy shows did.• Chuck (NBC, 8pm Monday) 6.73 million viewers, fourth in timeslot, down 4% from last weekThrough five weeks, Chuck is averaging seven million viewers. If it can maintain that after it takes a break for the Olympics, it'll certainly be back for another season in the fall.• Heroes (NBC, 9pm Monday) 4.42 million viewers, fourth in…

  • Caprica Goes Over a "Waterfall"

    7 Feb 2010 | 7:16 pm
    Like last week, I thought it was hard to judge Caprica's "Reins of a Waterfall." I like what the series is doing, I'm just not sure where much of it is headed. What did you think? Click here to read my entire review (including spoilers) and discuss the episode.

  • Fringe Slips Away to "Jacksonville"

    6 Feb 2010 | 6:20 pm
    Like another of Fringe's mythology episodes this season ("Momentum Deferred"), I was a little disappointed in "Jacksonville." I thought it was slow, and the resolution of the plot was obvious fairly early on. I think one reason I'm harder on this season's mythology shows is that the quality of Fringe's standalone episodes has risen so much. Last season, The mythology eps were head-and-shoulders above the standalone ones. This season that's not the case. What did you think? Click here to read my entire review (including spoilers) and discuss the episode.

  • ABC Sets Date for Lost Finale

    5 Feb 2010 | 6:02 pm
    ABC will make the series finale of Lost a special event. The two-hour finale will air on Sunday, May 23rd at 9pm instead of the show's regular Tuesday night timeslot. It will be preceeded by a one-hour recap special. You can find ABC's scheduling announcement for Lost's final episode here:http://www.thefutoncritic.com/news.aspx?date=02/03/10&id=20100203abc05 Click here to comment on this news.

  • Heroes Can't Get Over "The Wall"

    5 Feb 2010 | 3:23 am
    After having a decent season, Heroes may be faltering at the end. I was disappointed by a couple of aspects of "The Wall," and it seems like the writers have left themselves an awful lot to accomplish in the season finale. What did you think? Click here to read my entire review (including spoilers) and discuss the episode.
 
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  • Another Great Butt Plug

    Commodore Mendez
    9 Feb 2010 | 11:43 am
    Listen to the fun Trek talk with LT and JK, of Look at His Butt.

  • "It Girl" Watch, 2010: a Guy's View (Zooey Meets Zoe...)

    easearle
    9 Feb 2010 | 11:27 am
    *THANXX to ADAM LAMBERT & DAVY JONES FANS for great ongoing discussions; Scroll Down for Adam & Davy… ‘It Girl’ Watch, 2010  by Elizabeth Searle I asked some smart guys I know to comment on the concept of ‘It Girls of 2010′: who are they watching?  Here on the blog, we are always waching Zooey Deschanel, our 2009 ‘Hit Girl’.  Zooey, meet Zoe.   And a few other new names… Mark McNutt, co-founder of Bravo Sierra Motion Pictures, nominated lovely young Katherine Waterston: “My ‘it girl to watch’ is Katherine Waterston,…

  • Spectrum of Hotness: 9th February 2010

    bitchwantstea
    9 Feb 2010 | 10:18 am
    Chris Pine Known for: Star Trek, Smokin’ Aces, Just My Luck

  • Music with a sci-fi pulse

    Lauri Jarvilehto
    9 Feb 2010 | 10:01 am
    SONGSWORTH The biggest influences on Land of Willow City of Steel: Jarre, Vangelis, Ørbit, Eno, Williams, Horner, Ottman, Beethoven, Chopin, Barber, Satie, Pärt. Listen here. Download here. Uncopyright.

  • Best Films of 2009

    ahluch
    9 Feb 2010 | 8:24 am
    I realize how late this is, and I apologize.  But with the Academy Award noms in full swing I am finally being forced to lay decree to the year of 2009.  To tell the truth, it has taken me AT LEAST this long to catch up on most of the material in 2009 (and I’m still quite behind).  While I was initially going to give in to the popular kids and stack-rank, I decided that this year had too many excellent selections from extremely broad-ranging categories.  So, I decided to list the best picks that fit together and then list my number 1 and 2 favorite movies of 2009.  Yay for…
 
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  • STO Trailer, Update, Player Log and New Races

    TFLive
    3 Feb 2010 | 4:26 pm
    The first full day of the official release of Star Trek Online is done and already the game is doing extremely well with at least 1 million "accounts" according to a press release from Avatar. In addition a new trailer that shows ground combat has been released and two new classes have been added.One Million Cryptic Accounts CreatedCryptic has issue a press release about the official launch of Star Trek Online with the note "Already, over 1 million Star Trek fans have created accounts at the official websites." Exactly how many of those accounts translate into paying players is unknown. The…

  • Star Trek Recieves Four Oscar Nominations

    TFLive
    2 Feb 2010 | 5:19 am
    This morning the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced its official list of nominations for the 82nd Academy Awards. The goal - to win the coveted Oscar, which indicates the winners produced the best work in their field for 2009 and of course get to add that line "Oscar winning..." to their resumes from now on. The Academy gives out a lot of awards with only the prime categories being award live on ABC Sunday, March 7th, 2010. Overall, Star Trek had a good showing. It did not get a nod for Best Picture which was a long shot bet anyway but it did get a nod for Makeup, Sound…

  • Star Trek Online Officially Launches with Spock Assist

    TFLive
    2 Feb 2010 | 2:19 am
    Today is the official launch date of the massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) Star Trek Online. While those that pre-ordered the game from Amazon and elsewhere had a head start as of Friday, now everyone else will be able to hit up their local store for a copy.As part of that, the USA Today discussed the launch with Star Trek's two Spocks - Leonard Nimoy and Zachary Quinto who both provide their voices for the game. Nimoy reprises his role as Spock, "I'm an omniscient voice that tells the player what is going on (and) what to do next." Quinto is an Emergency Medical…

  • Stewart, Shatner Talk Abrams and More

    TFLive
    30 Jan 2010 | 6:29 am
    Last weekend, an official Star Trek Convention was held in San Francisco that included a panel with William Shatner and Sir Patrick Stewart. Information wise nothing was revealed, except Shatner has not seen the film but a determined JJ Abrams has set up a screening just for him on the Paramount lot in a few weeks.The full report can be found here at TrekMovie.com. The highlights mostly include Stewart's joke about rebooting the Next Generation era with a 10 year Riker, Data as R2-D2 and Troi being played by Lady Gaga. Shatner asked for a good word to be put in with the Queen by the newly…

  • Updated Star Trek Book Schedule

    TFLive
    29 Jan 2010 | 6:06 pm
    Pocket Books has released its 2010 schedule of Star Trek books now that the four Star Trek movie books are no longer planned. Other then the removal the rest of the scheduled remains mostly on track from the one released last year. Full details here, brief summary below.In general, most of the books set on DS9, the Next Generation Enterprise, etc all take place post in the post Star Trek: Nemesis era but around 20 years before the events of JJ Abram's Star Trek movie or 50 years before Star Trek Online's timeframe. The Typhon Pact (below) is a new coalition between the "evil" Star Trek races…
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  • Epic Collection - Akkadian Empire Guardians At The Gate (Avatar Trailer), Freedom Fighters(StarTrek)

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    18 Jan 2010 | 4:41 pm
    Epic Collection - Akkadian Empire Guardians At The Gate (Avatar Trailer), Freedom Fighters(StarTrek) Took those 3 awesome trailers soundtracks (their from Avatar and Star Trek trailers) made by audiomachine & Two Steps From Hell and combined them with nice videos. Hope you'll like it, maybe ill make more in the future. Disclaimer : This is for entertainment purpose only. No copyrights intended From: y000u999tube Views: 769 13 ratings Time: 05:56 More in Music

  • startrek atlantis s03e04 sateda part 1

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    11 Jan 2010 | 7:01 pm
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    25 Dec 2009 | 2:30 am
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    10 Dec 2009 | 9:50 pm
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  • Android on HTC Startrek

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    23 Oct 2009 | 1:55 am
    Android on HTC Startrek The HTC Startrek smartphone (branded as the Cingular 3125, Qtek 8500, i-Mate iflip, others) booting Android courtesy of wing-linux. Several of the Android apps (including Contacts, Dialer, and more) currently will not open. There is still no support for audio playback, power management, or the external LCD. You can get this by installing the latest version of Wing Linux on your phone; See link below. Wing Linux: sourceforge.net Forum thread at XDA-Developers: forum.xda-developers.com From: BHSPitMonkey Views: 1097 1 ratings Time: 07:11 More in Science & Technology
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