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STAR TREK Trailer Coming Nov 2008 - TrekMovie Source
Nathan Fillion does p o r n !!
New V coming without Kenneth Johnson
Oct 11 | YouTube, the most famous video site in the world, is planning to introduce full-length TV shows. Even if people are used to watching short clips, to a maximum of 10 minutes, Google, YouTube has decided to sign a partnership with CBS to broadcast TV shows like Star Trek.
Oct 10 | Warner Home Video will release MGM: WHEN THE LION ROARS, the 1992 documentary narrated by Patrick Stewart, on DVD January 20th. The two-disc set will retail for $29.98 MSRP.
Oct 09 | Simon Pegg has signed a seven-figure publishing deal to write three books. Under the contract with Hodder & Stoughton, the comedian will release a title each autumn for the next three years. The first, due out in 2009, will be his autobiography, tracing his career from his first-ever stand up gig, through Spaced, Sean Of The Dead and Hot Fuzz, ending with his role as Scotty in the forthcoming Star Trek film.
Oct 07 | Cryptic Studios released today the first set of Star Trek Online wallpapers, with four backgrounds showcasing ground and space environments, and GameInformer's October cover spaceship.
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By GustavoLeao / 15:03, 15 July 2008 / General Star Trek
ComicMix posted the first part of an extesive interview with Star Trek The Next Generation actor Wil Wheaton. Here are few excerpts.
CMix: You wrote some Star Trek Manga. Are you going to write more?
WW: No. I'm done. It was really fun. Star Trek manga was really, really fun. It was scary. It was hard. But it was ultimately really fun. The whole experience was like writing a script in the late '60s for the original series.
And I felt like a real writer when I was doing that. I was making characters do things and I had to follow an internal logic. I had to follow the rules of the universe and I had to do things like that. When I wrote the second one, I was less self-conscious. I felt like I had done one already, received good reviews and audience feedback.
But what a difference between something being enjoyed by the audience and your friends and actually getting good reviews. I got real lucky with that one and I received good notices all around. So with the second one, which comes out next month, I think, I just wanted to challenge myself.
I pitched this idea to my editor and he said, "Great, do that." And then I had to live up to the challenge I made for myself. It was the first time I had the experience that I understand real writers have, where I had Captain Kirk and this other character talking to each other and I was just listening to them and transcribing them.
It was really cool. They asked me if I would write a Next Generation Manga, and would I write a Wesley Crusher story, and I didn't want to do it because it felt to me like there was no way in that equation that I could return a positive result.
Ultimately, I'm just not interested in Wesley Crusher anymore. It's been a long time and he's sort of frozen in amber in a certain state. I don't have anything to add to that. I don't have anything new to bring to it at all.
CMix: No thoughts about killing him off?
WW: No. I'm way more interested in working on my own original stuff. And there's a finite number of time/energy/creative units that I can gather on my "collect resources" turn. I would rather put those into building my own story than into repairing the Wesley Crusher building.
The full interview, in which Wheaton talks more about Star Trek, his career, his writing and the press, can be found here.
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