We’re Trekking Out Nicholas Meyer as he spills the beans on his rumoured Star Trek miniseries, the women of Star Trek: Discovery talk diversity, and Netflix’s take on “The Toys that Made Us”, including Star Trek, gets a second season.
In Star Trek Online and gaming news, we’re trekking out the latest that the gaming world has to offer, and later, our science adviser Dr Robert Hurt has another report from the Astrometrics Lab.
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Mike on 2018-05-30
I would like to see a mini-series based on Star Trek Academy. Since its based on Earth, much of the filming can be done on a TV budget and not a movie budget. There are plenty of story options, as has been shown through all of the TV episodes, movies, books and graphic novels which touch upon the Academy at some point. You could bring in Cameos from other franchises as instructors, where age disparities would not be of much consequence. Finally, if you really wanted to, you could even include William Shatner as Boothby!
I saw ‘Star Trek Beyond’ as part of a trilogy screening, with the two earlier JJ-verse movies shown beforehand. They had trivia contests between the movies, with prizes for the winners; both my wife and daughter did better than I did. While standing in line for snacks, I was able to freely chat about all things Star Trek, including Star Trek Online. It was a truly great and memorable experience!
Mike on 2019-01-30
I would like to see a mini-series based on Star Trek Academy. Since its based on Earth, much of the filming can be done on a TV budget and not a movie budget. There are plenty of story options, as has been shown through all of the TV episodes, movies, books and graphic novels which touch upon the Academy at some point. You could bring in Cameos from other franchises as instructors, where age disparities would not be of much consequence. Finally, if you really wanted to, you could even include William Shatner as Boothby!
I saw ‘Star Trek Beyond’ as part of a trilogy screening, with the two earlier JJ-verse movies shown beforehand. They had trivia contests between the movies, with prizes for the winners; both my wife and daughter did better than I did. While standing in line for snacks, I was able to freely chat about all things Star Trek, including Star Trek Online. It was a truly great and memorable experience!
seannewboy on 2018-05-29
Wonderful episode everyone.
I dont care what Meyers is doing, i just want to see it.
Lucas Anderson (@TapMan in game) on 2018-05-29
I once attended a live screening of Smokey and the Bandit. When Jackie Gleason made his first appearance on screen (as Sheriff Buford T. Justice), the entire audience spontaneously broke into applause. It was like attending an old-school stage performance where the audience applauds the first entrance of the beloved veteran actor.
seannewboy on 2019-01-30
Wonderful episode everyone.
I dont care what Meyers is doing, i just want to see it.
Lucas Anderson (@TapMan in gam on 2019-01-30
I once attended a live screening of Smokey and the Bandit. When Jackie Gleason made his first appearance on screen (as Sheriff Buford T. Justice), the entire audience spontaneously broke into applause. It was like attending an old-school stage performance where the audience applauds the first entrance of the beloved veteran actor.
Tyler Maxwell on 2018-05-28
Can’t think of any specific plot I’d want to see in a Nick Meyer trilogy (still think that ‘Khan on Ceti Alpha V’ one is a bit thin on substance though); if it has strong, memorable characters and an impactful story, I’ll probably be good.
Tyler Maxwell on 2019-01-30
Can’t think of any specific plot I’d want to see in a Nick Meyer trilogy (still think that ‘Khan on Ceti Alpha V’ one is a bit thin on substance though); if it has strong, memorable characters and an impactful story, I’ll probably be good.
andy on 2018-05-28
will we see dommion stations in star trek online all so how will the ship system work if we start at lv 60
andy on 2019-01-30
will we see dommion stations in star trek online all so how will the ship system work if we start at lv 60
Chiyo Umiku on 2018-05-26
I’ve had two experiences with movies on the big screen in open spaces. The first time was when The Lion King was reintroduced into theaters. I figured it was going to be mostly kids but I was wrong. It was everyone like me who grew up watching the Lion King. Imagine a theater where everyones quoting the movie and singing along in generally Merry Spirits. The second one was when TWOK was reintroduced into theaters last year. I had to travel 30 miles to an AMC to see it, but getting to shout KAAAAAAAAAAAAAHN with an entire theater of trekkies was so cool.
Chiyo Umiku on 2019-01-30
I’ve had two experiences with movies on the big screen in open spaces. The first time was when The Lion King was reintroduced into theaters. I figured it was going to be mostly kids but I was wrong. It was everyone like me who grew up watching the Lion King. Imagine a theater where everyones quoting the movie and singing along in generally Merry Spirits. The second one was when TWOK was reintroduced into theaters last year. I had to travel 30 miles to an AMC to see it, but getting to shout KAAAAAAAAAAAAAHN with an entire theater of trekkies was so cool.
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