“The Tholian Web” Screenshots and Video [UPDATED] March 31, 2007
by Matt Wright , Filed under: TOS Remastered, TOS-R Screenshots/Video , 81 commentsThe Tholian Web gets a major CGI facelift…
Trek Impossible
by Rick Kelvington , Filed under: Humor , 35 commentsTholian Web inspired Spockboy and I to put two great 60s Desilu shows together…enjoy
Remastered ‘The Tholian Web’ Airs Today
by Anthony Pascale , Filed under: TOS Remastered , 47 comments
A starship disappears and takes Kirk with it …then things get worse when the web weaving Tholians show up.
Star Trek New Voyages’ James Cawley Talks To TrekMovie.com March 30, 2007
by Anthony Pascale , Filed under: Fan Productions , comments closed
In recent years Star Trek fan films have been growing in popularity and the most popular has been Star Trek New Voyages. This is mostly due to the production values and some pretty serious guest stars. TrekMovie.com talked to show star and creator James Cawley to find out what is behind this attempt to complete Star Trek’s 5 year mission. “I felt that the characters had more to say, I think Kirk Spock and McCoy are more relevant now than even in 1969,” explains Cawley. That belief set Cawley off on his rather expensive ‘hobby’ almost 10 years ago. Now with two high profile episodes released, millions of downloads, and another star-led episode about to premiere Cawley feels like they are finally getting close to their goal of making their fan production ‘as if you were to sit down and watch the TV in 1969.’
Images From Remastered “The Tholian Web” [UPDATED] March 29, 2007
by Anthony Pascale , Filed under: TOS-R Preview , 88 commentsCBS have released some new images from this weekend’s remastered Tholian Web
[UPDATE: added new higher res versions]
Wheaton Comic, Who Companion, Trek Apartment, and more in a news roundup March 28, 2007
by Anthony Pascale , Filed under: Comics, Fandom, Shatner, TNG , 35 comments
Just some little Trek items to tie you over….
The new companion for Dr. Who has admitted that she is more of a Trekkie. The Sun reports Freema Agyeman is a big fan of Patrick Stewart and the Next Generation and has even attended Trek conventions. more at Sun Online…
Will Wheaton (TNG’s Wesley Crusher) is getting ready to head back to Trek. Wheaton announced that he will write a story for the next volume in ‘Star Trek: The Manga’ from Tokyo Pop. The actor says he was reluctant when first approached, but then a voice in his head said "Dude, this would be so cool! Come on, man, let’s do this!". more at his blog…
Worst Trek Tie In…Ever [UPDATED w/ More Bears!] March 27, 2007
by Rick Kelvington , Filed under: Merchandise , 106 commentsCBS beat Paramount to recasting Captain Kirk…
Shatner Unsure If He Will Be In Trek XI – Thinks It Would Be Cool March 26, 2007
by Anthony Pascale , Filed under: ST09 Cast, Shatner , 133 commentsIn the recent MTV interview with the Trek writers, there was a mention of a recent meeting with William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy. TrekMovie.com asked the folks at Shatnervision to ask Mr. Shatner about this meeting…and they were kind of enough to do so.
Happy Birthday Leonard Nimoy
by Anthony Pascale , Filed under: Nimoy , 27 commentsToday is Leonard Nimoy’s 76th birthday…proving that Spock is actually younger than Kirk! TrekMovie.com wishes him many more great years. And if you miss the 80s, then here is a music video that he directed and appeared in (and no it isn’t that Bilbo Baggins thing)…
StarTrek.com also have a nice bday tribute to Leonard Nimoy
Voyager on Simpsons March 25, 2007
by Rick Kelvington , Filed under: Humor , 60 commentsOn tonight’s episode of the Simpsons ("Homerazzi"), they gave Voyager a shoutout
The Naked Time remastered re-airs this weekend March 24, 2007
by Matt Wright , Filed under: TOS Remastered , 30 commentsCommunity member "Spockboy" has yet done it again and created a neat split screen of the original versus the remastered CGI effects for The Naked Time. So get out your mutated strains of water and sit back and enjoy! After the break is another little video for your entertainment too.
TrekMovie.com ‘The Naked Time’ Coverage: PREVIEW | VIDEO/SCREENSHOTS | REVIEW
Star Trek Auction Update: Week 13 March 22, 2007
by Alec Peters , Filed under: Memorabilia , 7 comments
Week13 of the It’s A Wrap Star Trek auction on EBay was one of the biggest yet, bringing in $73,689. Much of this can be attributed to new bidders who drove Enterprise hero costumes up to ridiculous levels. All 5 Enterprise hero costumes went for over $3,600! The same Ensign Mayweather costume, which went for $1,500 at Christie’s sold for $4,606 on Ebay. That is more than even an Archer stunt uniform that went for $4050. The buyer had to be new and not familiar with what these costumes have been going for in the past.
Happy Birthday William Shatner
by Anthony Pascale , Filed under: Shatner , 46 commentsToday is William Shatner’s 76th birthday. He has had some very good years…
ABC Gives Abrams & Shatner Renewals March 21, 2007
by Anthony Pascale , Filed under: Abrams, Shatner , 25 comments
Although it isn’t a surprise, ABC has announced early renewals for fourteen of its shows including Lost created by Trek XI producers JJ Abrams and Damon Lindelof. Although the show has slipped in the ratings, ABC still touts that it is the highest rated scripted show for the key 18-49 demographic. Although Abrams has not been involved in the day to day for the show since season 1, Damon Lindelof has been sharing show running duties with Carlton Cuse (including doing weekly podcasts). Now that JJ Abrams is committed to directing Trek XI it is expected that much of the producing duties will probably fall on Lindelof. What effect this has on season 4 of Lost is still unknown. The fate of Abrams other ABC shows, Six Degrees and What About Brian, remains less certain. Six Degrees returns this Friday after a long hiatus and retooling.
Review: Crucible Trilogy March 20, 2007
by Robert Lyons , Filed under: Books, Review , 16 comments
"The City on the Edge of Forever" is one of Star Trek’s finest hours. Harlan Ellison’s tale of personal sacrifice on behalf of others serves as the touchstone from which the lives of McCoy, Spock, and Kirk flow in David R. George III’s Crucible trilogy. These books, commissioned for the fortieth anniversary celebration, are unique in that they stand outside all other literary continuity. George limits himself to the original episodes, the animated series, and what we know of the original crew from references in later Treks. Also, while the stories can, theoretically, be read in any order, they really should be read in their order of release. The interweaving stories read better in order, and could serve to spoil the enjoyment of the other books. Sadly, reading the books in order may wind up leaving readers with a sub-par feeling at the end.
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