If you were trying to be funny, you failed miserably.

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LeVar Burton is a class act. Geordi LaForge was always one of my favourite TNG characters, I love his appreciation of comics and science fiction.

I am so looking forward to the Hobbit films. I have been a LOTR and Hobbit fan since I was ten years old. I am hoping that James McAvoy is cast as Bilbo Baggins.

I didn’t know Burke and Hare was a true story until I read an article about it on the Empire Magazine website. I thought it was an urban legend. The subject matter is pretty gruesome. I like most of John Landis’s films especially his horror ones. I love Simon Pegg and I think he will be great. He is very talented and I like seeing him cast in varied roles.

Seriously, what’s his beef? He’s got have more money than he and his family can blow in several lifetimes. Sheesh!

Am I the only who thinks that Allison Mack on Smallville looks like Power Girl? I’ve always thought that she looked like a young Power Girl. Would be cool if the show somehow turned her character into her.

I agree that the medium has evolved, but I think it may be symptomatic of the larger trends in society and not just the natural evolution of a medium dependent upon increases in supporting technology. There’s been an undeniable shortening of attention span among under 30 year-olds in the last twenty-five years. There’s also been a sizable decrease in the pool of communal knowledge. Many of my college students, for example, don’t even know when World War II was. There’s a recent book by a gentleman from the National Endowment for the Arts titled The Dumbest Generation that succinctly summarizes this data. It’s the scariest book I’ve read in a long time. Of course there are undoubtedly exceptions (like many Trek fans, I suspect).

Just be glad Star Trek is on DVD because when your daughter becomes a teen and if they are still teaching history of before the students birth year/day, she make be interested in what formed what she loves. I know when I was in 9th grade and my civics/history class taught the views of our nations founding fathers, I got interested in how the history of many things formed. By 11th grade I knew as much as my history teacher did on WW II. And he was a Master Sargent in the Marine Reserves at Ft. Carson in Denver.

When DIA opened and Stapleton Intnational land was sold so was a third of Fort Carson land and the Marines were forced to intagrate with the Air Force and Navy Parts, but the Army and Nat Guard parts were never eatten in property sales for new housing land.

May I guess that the evolution of technology is making every thing smaller even the Armed Forces, but I hope not the soilders, unless they become Superbots.

There was points that to me seamed done from a odd angle of presentation, but you have to remember some thing labeled progressive evolution. It’s like Radio people getting use to Video shows -vs- Radio shows, or even 60’s TV Batman -vs- 90’s movie Batman with a frozen Arnold as a the bad guy. And you have to also look at how Batman Returns rebooted the Bat.

I also hope STM#12 is as good a hit as The Dark Knight with it’s energizing energy boost. I even liked the sequel movie more than the first reboot movie.

I hope JJ and crew can create just as good a talented movie in 2011. If so look for Trek movies at least until 2030 and hopefully until 2063 when the miricle of a Space Warping drive may be invented.

If I’m still around then I may look like McCoy did in TNG:Farpoint since then I’ll be 103, but I think Data said McCoy was 126.

It could be at that point in time Health-care may have been saved and had my brain memory matrix moved to a Quantum Computer mo bigger than a Pencil Erase in size, but working better than my bio-mechanical brain ever did.

And that topic was kind of covered in Frakes(TNG:Riker) episode #4 of That’s Impossible.

Man, they gotta come up with a new black-superhero naming convention. This one’s kind of stale, isn’t it?