Marina Sirtis On Wishing For More Star Trek & New X-Mas Play + New Pix w/ Stewart & Picard November 24, 2011
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We now know when the next Star Trek movie is coming out, but we still don’t know what it is about. One question is about how much the two films will be tied together. A new comment from producer/director JJ Abrams indicates that the sequel will stand on its own. Details below.
Sirtis wanted, but doesn’t expect more Star Trek
Star Trek: The Next Generation’s Marina Sirtis will soon be appearing on stage as the Wicked Queen in a North Hollywood production of "A Snow White Christmas." In an inteview promoting the show with North Hollywood Patch, the actress talked about her wish (but lack of expectation) to return Star Trek:
PATCH: Would you hope to see a version of The Next Generation in the new Star Trek movies?
SIRTIS: I don’t think that’s going to happen. I would love to because I never wanted the job to end in the first place. This was my job of my life. I loved my seven years on it. I loved doing the four movies that we did, but it’s not going to happen. As we were the young kids who came along after the original Star Trek, now it’s the next next generation and I wish them all the best.
PATCH: So you would have done one more movie?
SIRTIS: I would’ve done 10 more movies.
While she doesn’t expect to return, Sirits hopes she will see a rebooted Star Trek: The Next Generation.
PATCH: What if they cast new actors as the young versions of Troi, Picard and Riker, like they did for Kirk and Spock?
SIRTIS: Exactly. You never know because you’re right, after this spate of movies, they might decide to resurrect The Next Generation with us recast young, which would be amazing. I’d be fascinated to see who they picked to play me younger.
Marina Sirits in 2002’s "Star Trek: Nemesis" – her final Star Trek film appearance
See Sirtis as Evil Queen
"A Snow White Christmas" featuring Marina Sirtis and Neal Patrick Harris opens November 30th at the Portal Theater in North Hollywood, CA. More info and tickets at elportaltheatre.com.
PHOTOS: Marina and Patrick and Picardo
Here are some new photos of Marina from the last month with some other Star Trek stars.
Marina Sirtis with Patrick Stewart at the launch Of Burberry’s New fragrance "Burberry Body" in Beverly Hills (October 26, 2011) [WireImage - Granitz]
Marina Sirtis with Patrick Stewart at the launch Of Burberry’s New fragrance "Burberry Body" in Beverly Hills (October 26, 2011) [WireImage - Granitz]
Marina Sirtis and Robert Picardo participate at the Comikaze Expo 2011 – Day 1 at the Los Angeles Convention Center (November 5, 2011) [WireImage - Ortega]
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a new next generaton… hm. why not? if only it is roddenberrys trek – and you know, what i mean, when i say “rodenberrys trek” – … why not? the tng movies could have been much better. not the actors, but the screenplays. they were action-movies. the characters were not the same as in the series. picard was a kind of “schwarzenegger”. terrible! generations was full of plot holes, first contact had the depth of buck rogers. entertaining, but.. well… and insurrection was as good as a 2 part episode on tv. nemesis was better in the way, the characters were a little bit more themselves. except maybe the jeep-chase. in all good things, q says, there will be things to explore, picard just cannot imagine. they NEVER appeared to us! that was frustrating. i vote for a new next gen OR a series a little bit after the next gen, full of conflict AND full of the vision of roddenberry. look at the book – series, they are full of good ideas. better than the most screenplays for the next gen!
Nemesis was not her final Star Trek appearance.
It was the finale of Star Trek Enterprise…
Funny about aging……….Marina has changed considerably, Patrick not at all.
Funny how in that picture with Robert Picardo she could be mistaken for a younger Shohreh Aghdashloo!
They could do a TNG reboot movie and cross it over with Mass Effect.
Sirtis would be a perfect Matriarch Benezia.
TNG reboot movie (if they made it fairly soon – which they aint gonna do)
Picard – Mark Strong
Riker – Brandon Routh
Data – Cillian Murphy
LaForge – Don Chedel
Dr Crusher – Gillian Anderson
Troi – Eva Longoria
Worf – Michael Clarke Duncan
Yar – Ali Larter
Guinan – Halle Berry
Marina as Lwuxana. Wouldn’t that be sci-fi weird…
btw — EVERYONE in these pictures really knows who to wear nice clothes, especially Sir Patrick. Nice to see.
Brent Spiner said Sacha Baron Cohen is his choice for rebooted Data. Though he could be joking. Anyhow, no reason why they couldn’t do a USS Titan series.
if theyd done TNG as a big movie instead of a tv show in 1987:
Picard
Sean Connery
Riker
Christopher Reeve
Data
Lance Hendikson
Geordi
Wesley Snipes
Beverly
Susan Sarandon
Tasha
Vasquez from ‘Aliens’
Troi
Carrie Fisher
Wesley
River Phonix
Worf
Bill Duke
Q
Bill Murray
CBS should do a limited run of new TNG on tv in spring 2013 to hype the movie, say 4 to 12 hours.
Marina looks _fine_.
#10… Unless it was all filmed in front of a green screen there is no way on Earth a ‘limited run” on TV would be at all cost-effective… and if you want to see some green screen-trek just go to one of the YouTube fan-made series… I think there is Scottish one that is particularly awful…
@Khan 2.0 CIllian Murphy as Data? That’s inspired.
Ugh, a TNG remake would be terrible. Its one thing to remake the original Star Trek, and it is made into a movie not a TV show, but to make a TNG reboot, yea its all wishful thinking but honestly I think it would destroy all the popularity Star Trek has gained because of the new movie. Most non trekkers know Kirk and Spock but those people have no idea who Picard and Riker are, MAYBE they know Data. But come on.. what happened to new ideas? Its all just remake after remake after remake.
@2. Richard. Read carefully, it said final Star Trek FILM appearance.
@3. Harry Ballz Oh harry ballz you might just be being sly but its not just aging, Maria has had surgery to attempt to make her look younger which is why she looks so different. Look at Patrick in that pic and go to the first season of TNG, it looks VERY different. But agreed that Patrick has not changed much, he is one of the few celebrities who has aged gracefully. Probably because he does not drink, or smoke, or do any sort of drug, and genetics.
Marina looks great… whatever the reason, she is getting!
:-) :-)
Ugh how about NOT rebooting anymore Trek and giving us new Prime Universe Trek? Star Trek was about moving forward, not going back and repeating the past over and over again. I’d rather see a low budget internet Trek series over anymore of this rebooted JJ-Trek crap.
I’d like to see a TNG reboot someday. Maybe they’ll do it forty years after the last season ended, like they did with TOS…
Anyway, it would be cool.
17.
Did TNG end in 1995? So we can look for the reboot in 2035. Cool beans! : )
I’m sure everyone noticed this, but the suggestion of having the actress who played Vasquez in Aliens playing the rebooted Tasha Yar is a funny one, because Tasha was originally written to be a riff on Vasquez – except back then, her character was called “Macha Hernandez”.
No TNG REBOOT!!! In all honesty TNG was my favourite series, and I don’t want to see it redone. Yes they’ve done it successfully with this new Trek, but I don’t believe it would work the same. I can see where Sirtis is coming from but I don’t think I could stand that. Instead, why can’t Star Trek just move into the future. That’s what a lot of us want to do. It would be nicer to see it to follow in the footsteps of Star Trek Online. Don’t get me wrong, this new timeline is great, and Im enjoying it thus far, but I wanna go post TNG. Hell, it’d be really cool to see movie adaptations of the Destiny Trilogy, (even though there’s no real chance of that), but you get my drift, here. I mean if it came do it, yah Id go see a TNG reboot, because im not going to complain as long as Star Trek is alive. So my whole point here, obviously, is that while this new Trek is breathing new life into the franchise, its still just a reboot. New lifeshould really come in the form of a brand new story, with a a brand new future. But JJ is doing great job on the new timeline, so im happy either way.
I really liked next Gen. Not the movies so much but it was great television.
Unfortunately i just don’t think there would be a demand for the return of the next gen crew.
Most non trekkies (is there a trek equivalent of the word muggle’s for non trekkies?) still think of captain Kirk and Mr Spock when they think of Star Trek.
That in itself is an amazing testament to the power of those two characters over the imagination of millions of people around the world when by rights most should be thinking Picard and Data being so much more recent.
That’s no disrespect. People love Star Wars but no one is marching the streets demanding to see Mark Hamil wear the bath robe again.
Well, I think if they were going to reboot “The Next Generation”, it would be done on the small screen. It was an ensemble show. However, I don’t think we are ever going to see the TNG crew again. A new series will feature an entirely new crew, and the movies will be restricted to the TOS characters.
I don’t think it comes down to the mainstream not knowing who Captain Picard is. TNG is still shown a lot on television, and there are references to the show by shows such as “Family Guy” and “Big Bang Theory”.
I just don’t know what more can be done with these characters, even in the new timeline. TOS lasted only three seasons and six movies, so there was more to work with with those characters.
But, in a way, we’re already getting a “reboot” of TNG…….on glorious HD Blu Ray! Can’t wait for that!
Marina looks fabulous (a word I use sparingly and deservedly)!!!!
Marina even reminds me of Kate Bush (or is it the other way around?), who also is quite lovely!
Remembering that Kirk was sad that there was only meatloaf onboard, not turkey on Thanksgiving Day on the episode “Charlie X.”
May you all have your meal of choice today…. Happy Thanksgiving Day, everyone…
The movies should strictly stick with the TOS crew (changing actors over the years). There were other spinoffs besides TNG, and now TNG is just another one of those.
Even though I like TNG as much as TOS, TOS is the original and most iconic series.
BTW, I recently saw Levar Burton giving a lecture appearance at the University of Illinois about the impact of the written word. Naturally, the subject of Reading Rainbow, Roots and Star Trek came up during the Q&A.
I’ve never seen RR, but its impact was quite evident when the audience asked Mr. Burton about books.
Levar is a very captivating speaker. AND like Marina, he looked (looks) great!!!
I still maintain that most of the cast could return for a TNG movie… I don’t care if that’s crazy of me.
Seriously, just imagine. Everyone is older and has moved on in their careers. The Enterprise is due to be decomissioned… then suddenly, Q shows up… there’s some manner of Q-ness… the crew is somehow brought back together… yadda yadda yadda… the end.
It’s not too descript, but I can totally see a good writer being able to make the pieces fit to make a proper TNG finale over the garbage that was Nemesis.
They could continue TNG in animated form. This would allow them to use the original actors without worrying about anyone being “too old”.
@19 – Not to mention the actress, Jeanette Goldstein, is now 51 years old. A bit old for a kick-butt security officer like Tasha/Macha these days…
Besides, she’s already been in STAR TREK: she was the communications officer of the Enterprise-B in STAR TREK: GENERATIONS.
Well, McHales Navy got the big screen treatment, so anything is possible, I suppose. I would not mind seeing Marina in the next movie, but not performing in any way that would hint at the Troi character….
16.
How about no?
Marina looks very nice and yes, a suit that actually fits the guy, ie Patrick Stewart. Somehow the double breasted jacket always does more for the wearer than a single one.
I am not opposed necessarily to TNG getting the same treatment as TOS is getting now. It depends on how it is done. Anyway, that is for the future, maybe. It is best to allow the team to concentrate on doing a grand sequel with those TOS characters using the great, talented cast of new, younger actors, without unnecessary distractions.
Unless it is Bob Orci taking time to puffle hunt for my Pine/Kirk and Quinto/Spock!
@5 Marina Sirtis did play Matriarch Benezia in Mass Effect!
I would love to see more Prime Trek. With all of the Trek fans I can’t imagine why Direct to DVD would not work if CBS priced it right.
#13
Actually, I’d say there are plenty of people who know who Picard and Riker are. You’re forgetting the popularity TNG enjoyed while it was on air. It had 20-30 million viewers per episode. A show nowadays would kill for those ratings. I’d say we’re moving into a generation that probably has seen more episodes of TNG than TOS, much like the current creative team on the Star Trek films.
@6. Cillian Murphey as Data actually seems like a brilliant idea! (to me)
The guy who played Loki in “Thor” has a striking similar appearance to a young Brent Spiner.
Also, I think if CBS isn’t interested in doing a new series right now, maybe they can go the DC/Warner Bros. route and put out a direct-to-dvd/Blu Ray animated movie featuring some of the other casts, including TNG.
A couple of them a year would suffice, I think.
Who knows, maybe someone can do a proper Kirk/Picard adventure?
“The guy who played Loki in “Thor” has a striking similar appearance to a young Brent Spiner.”
Agreed!!! I kept thinking that all through Thor…LOL!!
striking=strikingly
DAMN TYPOS!!
I personally hope CBS would launch a new “Star Trek” television series that may be set post-Nemesis.
#6 Khan I like your selection! No Yar or Guinan
@ 39 Hear’s hoping mate!
TNG will be rebooted eventually. Why? Because of brand recognition, and because the studio is going to want people to continue buying old TNG in some form. What better way than to create a new TNG and keep the interest going? I give it at least 15 years, but it will happen.
Some people have mentioned that they should make a TV movie or mini-series using Patrick Stewart and the original TNG cast. I think that would be a great idea. Even as TV movies, they would sell amazing well on DVD, as well as on channels like Netflix. I would suggest they make two movies to wrapp the series, and have Q in the last one to wrap it up. Any new bridge they designed for the movie could be reused as the bridge of a new series.
It would probably take someone like Seth MacFarlane to make this happen, but it could be great..
no reason to reboot tng–i would prefer new series n characters–marina looks beautiful as usual she is one of the most beautiful women on this planet–maybe looks a lil diff from normal aging—or and not being madeup with makeup–
#6
Cillian Murphy as Data? I love that idea!
Star Trek: The Next Regeneration 2012
Picard: Data, what’s happened to you?
Data: I have adjusted my heuristic systems to give the appearance of aging. I have added gray hair, thinned that hair, and added enormous bags under my eyes.
Picard: Interesing. And you, Counselor. You don’t look the same as I remember.
Troi: It is normal for Betazoid women approaching their menopausal phase to enhanse their appearance –
Worf: Their rack.
Troi: — their appearance, to inspire ardour in a chosen m’zadi… or m’zadies.
Worf: Threeway.
Picard: And you, Number One? What’s happened?
Riker: I got old and fat.
**en fin**
Hope everyone knows that the above is a loving jest.
No Trekkie’s butt has embiggened more than my own over the past few decades.
@Khan 2.0 I love that cast you came up with for the reboot and an alternative movie cast. Can’t disagree with any of them.
Would rather see trek move on instead of rehashing original ideas though. But in the state the world is in fanancially it’d be too much of a risk in the eyes of studio heads I fear. So the shallow JJ Abrams trek is all i can see happening for now. Great shame.
All good things, as they say :-(
Ah 11. bgdrewsif I’m pretty sure you can find more awful than us, but thanks for the classy comment. :)
Marina is always such a joy! She has always treated the fans to fantastic behind the scenes stories when she attends conventions. I worked on the Paramount lot during the filming of “First Contact” and heard nothing but good things about her. She was always very kind to the others working on the show, whether they were on the crew, or just in the background. I hope that she has a successful career!
I’ve always liked Sirtis. Met her twice and she was delightfully funny and wickedly sarcastic. I know that’s not everybody’s cup of tea but I like it. :)
@42. I don’t think so simply because there is no interest to start with. Very few, even those who loved the show are really interested in seeing TNG return so without counting on at least the fan base for support it would be too large a financial risk.
Kirk and Spock will always be of interest to the majority. Along with McCoy they are the best characters inthe trek universe.
I too would love to see a proper TNG send off. A television mini-series would be sufficient. No tv movie or director to dvd movies please. I want to see what became of these characters. Its not like its going to hurt the other Star Trek. I don’t want to see anymore remakes in the Trek universe.
I hate to be trite, but Marina Sirtis and all the rest of the people associated with Trek in all its versions are just amazing to me. They seem very decent people and extremely talented, as well.
I missed the last Trek convention in Vegas and so I missed Leonard Nimoy’s final farewell to the convention circuit, and I regret that, but every time I go, it’s always a great experience and such fun. I look forward to seeing the next Trek convention especially now that it will be held at the Rio, which has a completely different “vibe” from the LV Hilton. (Much as I loved the LV Hilton, it’s positively stodgy compared to the Rio.)
It would be great to see the TNG stars in another Trek series or movie of some kind. I think it would be quite enjoyable!
i would love to see one more next gen movie even if only a tv film just to finish them off the last film did not feel like the ending it was not there trek 6
@3: Well, he didn’t have much hair to lose, did he?
And yes,she looks absolutely stunning!
So does Sir Patrick
And no – there´s no chance for a TNG reboot.
Wouldn´t make any sense, even for a huge TNG fan
yes hat trick and the rio didnt cause star trek: the experience to close down like the vegas hilton did–havent been to the hilton since the experience shut down…i like the rio–the slot i was playin had a dancing showgirl on it heh heh
Sophia Bush, Evan Rachel Wood, Kat Dennings, Emma Roberts, Rachel Bilson, Leighton Meester or Mischa Barton as a young Deanna Troi in a ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation’ reboot movie
I am hoping that someone will do a ST:TNG fan version a la James Cawley’s Star Trek: Phase II. I like Phase II, and think a TNG version would be good. Although I don’t know Ms. Sirtis or any other of the actors, I would be willing to bet that they’d take part.
Further, now that I’m rambling, if Cawley could arrange to do it, why don’t Sirtis and Frakes team up and make a fan series on thier own? I’d love to see them in “Star Trek: Titan” . One or two episodes a year would be awesome!!
The problem with any kind of TNG co-existing with the original Star Trek era is that it handcuffs the original era. Face it, there would have been uproar if STVI opened with Vulcan being blown up, not because of the action but because of fan fixation with continuity! Anyway, if we do get a TNG reboot in the new universe I say cast Tom Hardy as Jean-Luc and make him exactly the kind of badass Hardy excels at playing! It’s great that Hardy survived the Nemesis debacle to become such a respected actor!
I will see a ultimate final TNG – Movie with the original cast. NOT A BORING REBOOT !!!
58 (Jim Nightshade), I can’t wait to see the next convention. I’m sure Trek at the Rio was a blast last year. The Rio was so much fun a few years ago when I went there and now that Trek conventions are going to be there, it’s bound to be even more fun.
I don’t begrudge LV Hilton’s closing down The Experience, though. It had a nice run and I got a chance to experience it. It’s sad to go and see everything all closed up, though, as TE has been for years. You can’t argue with economics in a money town like Vegas, where, years after TE closed, things have gotten even worse because of the recession.
When so many people are unemployed, throwing away money gambling in casinos should be at the bottom of anyone’s priority list.
And, as I sort of predicted, the planned successor to TE in downtown Vegas is still moribund and I at this point I really don’t even think it’s ever going to to open. Nothing seems to have happened at the site where it was supposed to be, at least the last time I was there.
Still, Rio will be fun.
Richard is right. Nemesis was definitely not her final Trek appearance.
yup i hear ya mr hat rick sir–i also didnt think a downtown stexp would be survivable even before the economy got worse—it might have been survivable as a low cost museum n bar…for the attraction to be popular it would need to be on the strip near family friendly areas n have attractions n restaurant with bar n costumed aliens n museum–i think it would be a popular attraction to planet hollywood or maybe new york or by m n m coke world–if done right–id luv 2 go 2 another trek con only been to the 40th anniv.las vegas one it was awesome but lousy economy ive been without full time work fer 2 years now–good luck on having a great time next year—
Can’t wait for Troi’s cameltoe in 1080p.
I have never been to a Star Trek convention before but I think that it would be such a great and wonderful thing to experience at least just once. Although, now that Nimoy is retired it kind of takes away some of the magic but I still wanna go to one. It would be nice if I had friends who shared my love of Star Trek, but they all like Star Wars, Twilight, True Blood, Vampire Diaries, and so on. They liked the new movie but I think the newer cast has not earned their place just yet, at least with me. I have embraced Star Trek 09′ as an existing part of Trek. I hated it when it first came out because it was too much like Star Wars, the only time I felt that familiar feeling was when Nimoy as Spock appeared onscreen. Then it resumed the Stars Wars in Star Trek clothes channel. Anyway, no TNG reboots. A mini-series or a proper film send-off would be marvelously appreciated though. They ought to hire a couple of the television writers to write it and keep the suits from handing out laundry list items of what should be in it. That is all I ask. I look forward t the TNG Blu-Rays. They had better be amazing with new interviews, bloopers, outtakes, special effects breakdowns, etc. The price should be reasonable too… otherwise I may have to start doing xxx videos online again. “smirk”
Sirtis and Frakes on an empty Holodeck was last live-action shot of the last Star Trek show produced by people who had worked with Gene Roddenberry, although Leonard Nimoy is the last actor to perform scenes set in the original Star Trek continuity (his flashback scenes with 24th Century Romulans in the 2009 movie).
If it ever happens, years or decades from now, focusing on young Picard aboard the Stargazer would be more interesting than a straight up TNG reboot.
65 (Jim Nightshade), just wait until they have the 50th Anniversary Convention! I think it’ll be totally great. Fifty years of Trek — that’s a longer period of time than some entire countries have been in existence.
67 (spooky), I think you’ll really enjoy your first Trek convention. There’s always so much to do and, if you want, buy. Some of the stars are very approachable, especially the SF stars who have their own tables at the dealers’ sections. A couple of years ago, for example, Richard Hatch from Battlestar Galactica (the original) was just talking it up with everyone and anyone. Very friendly.
Also, at the 2009 con in Vegas, I was able to talk with Gary Lockwood, of both 2001 and Star Trek fame, as well as obtain his autograph quite easily. Years before that, I spoke very casually with Grace Lee Whitney and Lee Meriwether on separate occasions and they were both perfectly friendly and fun to talk to.
It’s not as easy to interface with the main stars of any of the ST movies or shows, and truth be told, I’m satisfied with just watching them onstage during their appearances; the conviviality and humor and stories alone are enough and I don’t need to line up for their autographs to feel like I’m part of the scene. It’s really terrific.
You don’t have to dress up as anyone or anything to participate, although a lot of people do do that. (The costumes can be amazingly elaborate and clever, and authentic-looking, besides.) I’ve never felt the need to do so and I’ve always had a great time.
@66. Really? You need to get out more often.
Wow, maybe Patrick Stewart can bring double-breasted suits back into style, he is really rocking that thing! Very classy look.
Yeah, Patrick is smart enough to know that there’s such a thing as aging gracefully. Marina is starting to look like The Joker from her facial work.
Marina Sirtis:
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46. Why aren’t you scripting the next Trek flick?
PS. I was surprised, back in the day, that Paramount took TNG to the big screen in the first place. Why redo TNG? I can see the original Trek with a hot young cast (paging James Macavoy) but TNG not so much. These flicks have kind of gone from niche products, showing their TV roots, for geeks and Trek fans to major releases, and it makes sense… they’re expensive as heck. I still hope the next Trek is a hell of a film, and not just “surprisingly good… for a Star Trek movie.”
73. It really could be normal aging. Heck, if she becomes a better actor than she was in her TNG days, she could definitely grow into character roles.
I’d rather see Jim Parsons from The Big Bang Theory as DATA in a remake of TNG. He has that android deal down pat. He’s make a great Data.
I’ve said it before, considering that Shatner and Stewart are not that far apart age wise, that Sir Patrick is aging very, very well.
I don’t see why we can’t have a Star Trek – New Beginnings, carrying on 30 years after TNG. TNG characters could appear, as could Voyager and DS9 characters from time to time – the only problem would be Data I guess, as he wouldn’t have aged………While I loved the reboot film, I don’t see the fascination with “prequels”. I think a new Star Trek following on from TNG could be awesome!!
TNG didn’t translate well to the big screen but it was a great TV show. That said, it’s day ended in 2002. The TOS characters are back and that’s where it’s going to stay.
@ #1… the answer is….. they wana make money by attracting general movie goers and less intend fulfill everything the trekkies want
If the TOS movies come to an end, or if there is a new tv series, I would rather see something completely new — new faces, new adventures — rather than more rebooting. As long as it is true to the Trek universe I think people will tune in…
They will go with existing characters that have some proven audience pulling power than gamble on trying to get an audience for something completely new.
So if the masses lose interest in the current crew i think that would be it for Trek at the movie for a while.
Which is why it is so important that Orci and crew are writing for a wider audience than just trekkies. It’s a hard balance i’m sure trying to appeal the the general public and a couple of million Sheldon’s.
But it’s imperative to the long term future of Trek on the big screen.
Failing that if the masses are no longer interested we may get a new series and if the creative crew driving the stories and character development are fresh and visionary and draw a wide audience then a movie could follow about 9 years after first airing, 11-12 years after first talks about the new show.
And that only assumes a new show will be a hit.
For me i’m hoping the new old crew will live long and prosper.
JJ abrams sucks balls. Good at ripping off old ideas, and kissing Spielbergs ass. Get Trek out of his hands now!!!
And the hardcore anti-Abrahms Trek-fanboys all scream “WHAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!”
Christ, will you just get over it. Are you all still pissed that non-Trekkies liked the new version?
Face it, the new movie was popular and that’s why you’re all pissy. You don’t want to play with those who don’t live in the same make-believe world of self-importance that you do.
You whine when someone makes a joke about Trek. You whine when it becomes popular. You whine when it gets canceled. You whine when something is done not to YOUR liking. Seriously, thats why people still make fun of your pathetic antics. You’re all just trying to reclaim the crazy-nutso crown back from the Twitards and the New Doctor Who fans.
You know Marina Sirtis and other actors say all this just to appease your fat, sweaty asses. She says nice things as conventions are the only steady gig she has left.
You should have been at San Diego Comic Con in 2008, where she was bitching to her friend, at the Lightspeed booth, about how absolutely obnoxious you all are. It’s quite something to hear what these actors say about you when they think no one is in ear-shot.
You don’t get it these actors pander to you when a mic or camera is in their faces, as you give them money, hand-over-Hot Pocket encrusted Fist, for a photo and a scribble, and most times they are wishing you would go away without slobbering all over them.
No, dear Sybok, you don’t suck balls. You lick balls and you suck dick. At least, get that right!
Uh oh……..
Marina Sirtis…SEXY as always! I met her once. She was real nice to me.
Well, now. This thread is taking an interesting direction.
Meanwhile, I will always have a soft spot for Marina. Oh, still my pounding heart…
Abrams trek was greatness. It captured the original spirit of trek which had been lost for many years. Galaxy Quest was closer to the mark than many later offerings.
Though i thought seven of nine was what trek was all about much of the later stuff had some form of it but not quite the real cigar.
Marina rocks.
I can’t believe people are making disparaging remarks about the looks of Trek actors. Seriously — rather unkind to do that.
We all age in some way. If we’re lucky, that is.
Ms. Sirtis is quite beautiful and always will be, to me.
they should just reboot it with the original Next Generation cast… I would love to see them and not a younger version!
Just finished watching stng on Netflix and it was great. I think a new stng would be awsome for tv. It’s sorta tough to escape reality when all you have is jersey shore and real housewives of who knows where. The show is timeless and I feel it would do very well.
Stewart looks his age… good for his age and still handsome as heck, but, he looks 24 years older than he was during the TNG pilot So does Sirtis (he was 47 then, she was, what, 32?).
But they both look good.
If he was a chick, we’d probably be hearing about how badly he’d aged.
This whole ‘who ages better’ thing is bullsh*t. I remembering getting really pissed off during that Shatner roast where they were taking potshots at Farah Fawcett (I still don’t know why she was on there) for aging ‘badly’ when it was known she had cancer.
As if people are somehow to blame for aging normally.
84 you suck balls also
merely cradles balls
Keachick loves JJ’s taint, unoriginal douche dick
#96 I wouldn’t know but it does appear you do know. I think I may have discovered a stalker or peeping tom who likes to hang around JJ Abrams…Even if Abrams did swing that way, Sybok, I seriously doubt that you would be on any of his fantasy/wish lists. Keep trying though. With any luck, you might get arrested.
96+97
Why not a new Vulcan character?
Have it be the gay douchebag brother to Spock and Sybock………..Suckdick!