Re: Star Trek: The Journey
Woohoo! I have finally caught up with The Journey, and in warp speed fashion!
Oh then we could make Vulcan love Slave XI: Gay Klingons a Go-go (insert bad bat'leth joke here)
Dear Internet: There is NOT a $1.5B Star Trek theme park being built in Jordan. There is a $1.5B theme park being built with a ST attraction
TweetDeck • 8/9/11 9:26 AM
Oh then we could make Vulcan love Slave XI: Gay Klingons a Go-go (insert bad bat'leth joke here)
Exposure to radiation causes O'Brien to jump hours into the future for brief periods, as Deep Space Nine hosts Romulan and Klingon delegations.
Abrams isn't attempting social commentary in his style-over-substance body of work. The veneer of Trek he crudely splashed over his movie didn't make it Star Trek to me, so I can't hold him to those higher standards that Roddenberry's Trek inexplicably failed to meet.
We could go full blown out and have Star Trek meet Brokeback Mountain. Two lone ensigns, stranded on a planet, they must cling to each other to survive. In the cold night, infront of a warm fire, they embrace each other . . .
Will Starfleet be able to save them . . . do they even want to be saved . . . from each other?
Well, that's it. I'm now going to change the plot of the new Stonewall story completely. Time for some hot ensign-on-ensign action.
NO!!!!
That's not dramatic enough...
Hot Ensign on Captain action! Then after they're rescued, there are the awkward gazes, the stilted conversations, the terrible secret that they must both keep... A romance spanning so many pay grades! Scandalous!
If you're gonna go, go large! :3
Quark discovers that Grand Nagus Zek has written a new set of the Rules of Acquisition, which would put an end to the traditional Ferengi ways.