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By: Klingon Bonehead (Odo's file, contact) @ 11:57:31 on Mar 10, 2013

Five producers understand the (trek) world?(start rant) BULL-FKNG-SHT!!!! THEY ARE NERDS THAT HAVE FANTASIES OF FEMALE CAT ALIENS. THEY WANT SEX AND ACTION, NO SUBSTANCE. NO SCIENCE FICTION. (end rant) Cant wait for the new movie!!!I'm gonna be the first in the theatre!!! :-P what? I like to watch all trek, even trek i think is bad. I watched Spocks brain, Haven, Move along Home, Threshold, and Unexpected. :-P

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Pay heed to the lessons of Doctor Who | Report this post to moderator
By: sb2004 (Odo's file, contact) @ 00:17:56 on Mar 10, 2013 | (2)

Sad to say, I'm expecting a lot of whining and complaining come 2015-2016 from some Trek fans that no matter what is planned for the 50th, it won't be enough. I'm speaking from experience looking at the reaction to aspects of Doctor Who fandom to this year's 50th anniversary. To some, nothing less than a $200-million SFX film extravaganza featuring every Doctor (even the dead ones) and a full 40-episode season to boot is enough to satisfy them. In reality, the ongoing 7th revival season which resumes at the end of March has celebrated the history of Doctor Who with almost every episode and is expected to do so for its remainder; a 50th anniversary special story to air in 3D is being filmed later this month; a making-of docu-drama has been filmed recreating the early days of Doctor Who production; a number of lost stories are being released to DVD having been re-created using animation; there are year-long audio and comic strip arcs underway; and a bunch of long out-of-print novels are being reissued. And that's just a sampling - but for some nothing seems good enough or extensive enough. Expect the same when Trek's 50th comes along.

(And just so I don't seem to be picking on Whovians, I just read a thread over on one of the major James Bond fan forums where they're bitching that the Oscars didn't do enough to honor the Bond films' 50th anniversary, with some basically expecting the entire ceremony to have been dedicated to Bond... so I think this sense of entitlement is pretty much a common thread across all these major anniversaries. My opinion - just be happy with what you get and cross your fingers that Shatner and Nimoy, both of whom will be in their mid-80s come 2016, will still be able to share it with us).

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By: Fritz (Odo's file, contact) @ 21:41:11 on Mar 09, 2013

Can we get a nice heartwarming scene with Shatner and Nimoy for the 50th anniversary?

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