Star Trek XI in 2008 Written/Directed by JJ Abrams
11-17-08, 08:25 PM
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Season 1
1. "The Corbomite Maneuver" (11/10/1966) - GOOD
2. "Mudd's Women" (10/13/1966) - GOOD
3. "The Enemy Within" (10/6/1966) - GOOD
4. "The Man Trap" (9/8/1966) - GOOD
5. "The Naked Time" (9/29/1966) - GOOD
6. "Charlie X" (9/15/1966) - GOOD
7. "Balance of Terror" (12/15/1966) - GREAT
8. "What are Little Girls Made Of?" (10/20/1966) - GOOD
9. "Dagger of the Mind" (11/3/1966) - GOOD
10. "Miri" (10/27/1966) - GOOD
11. "The Conscience of the King" (12/8/1966) - GOOD
12. "The Galileo Seven" (1/5/1967) - GOOD
13. "Court Martial" (2/2/1967) - GOOD
14. "The Menagerie" part 1 / "The Menagerie" part 2 (11/17/1966, 11/24/1966) - GOOD
15. "Shore Leave" (12/29/1966) - GOOD
16. "The Squire of Gothos" (1/12/1967) - GOOD
17. "Arena" (1/19/1967) - GOOD
18. "The Alternative Factor" (3/23/1967) - BAD
19. "Tomorrow is Yesterday" (1/26/1967) - GOOD
20. "The Return of the Archons" (2/9/1967) - GOOD
21. "A Taste of Armageddon" (2/23/1967) - GOOD
22. "Space Seed" (2/16/1967) - GOOD
23. "This Side of Paradise" (3/2/1967) - GOOD
24. "The Devil in the Dark" (3/9/1967) - GOOD
25. "Errand of Mercy" (3/16/1967) - GOOD
26. "The City on the Edge of Forever" (4/6/1967) - GREAT
27. "Operation: Annihilate!" (4/13/1967) - GOOD
Season 2
1. "Catspaw" (10/27/1967) - OKAY
2. "Metamorphosis" (11/10/1967) - GOOD
3. "Friday's Child" (12/1/1967) - GOOD
4. "Who Mourns for Adonais?" (9/22/1967) - GOOD
5. "Amok Time" (9/15/1967) - GREAT
6. "The Doomsday Machine" (10/20/1967) - GREAT
7. "Wolf in the Fold" (12/22/1967) - GOOD
8. "The Changeling" (9/29/1967) - GOOD
9. "The Apple" (10/13/1967) - GOOD
10. "Mirror, Mirror" (10/6/1967) - GREAT
11. "The Deadly Years" (12/8/1967) - GOOD
12. "I, Mudd" (11/3/1967) - OKAY
13. "The Trouble with Tribbles" (12/29/1967) - GOOD
14. "Bread and Circuses" (3/15/1968) - GOOD
15. "Journey to Babel" (11/17/1967) - GREAT
16. "A Private Little War" (2/2/1968) - GOOD
17. "The Gamesters of Triskelion" (1/5/1968) - OKAY
18. "Obsession" (12/15/1967) - GOOD
19. "The Immunity Syndrome" (1/19/1968) - GOOD
20. "A Piece of the Action" (1/12/1968) - GOOD
21. "By Any Other Name" (2/23/1968) - GOOD
22. "Return to Tomorrow" (2/9/1968) - GOOD
23. "Patterns of Force" (2/16/1968) - GOOD
24. "The Ultimate Computer" (3/8/1968) - GOOD
25. "The Omega Glory" (3/1/1968) - BAD
26. "Assignment: Earth" (3/29/1968) - GOOD
1. "The Corbomite Maneuver" (11/10/1966) - GOOD
2. "Mudd's Women" (10/13/1966) - GOOD
3. "The Enemy Within" (10/6/1966) - GOOD
4. "The Man Trap" (9/8/1966) - GOOD
5. "The Naked Time" (9/29/1966) - GOOD
6. "Charlie X" (9/15/1966) - GOOD
7. "Balance of Terror" (12/15/1966) - GREAT
8. "What are Little Girls Made Of?" (10/20/1966) - GOOD
9. "Dagger of the Mind" (11/3/1966) - GOOD
10. "Miri" (10/27/1966) - GOOD
11. "The Conscience of the King" (12/8/1966) - GOOD
12. "The Galileo Seven" (1/5/1967) - GOOD
13. "Court Martial" (2/2/1967) - GOOD
14. "The Menagerie" part 1 / "The Menagerie" part 2 (11/17/1966, 11/24/1966) - GOOD
15. "Shore Leave" (12/29/1966) - GOOD
16. "The Squire of Gothos" (1/12/1967) - GOOD
17. "Arena" (1/19/1967) - GOOD
18. "The Alternative Factor" (3/23/1967) - BAD
19. "Tomorrow is Yesterday" (1/26/1967) - GOOD
20. "The Return of the Archons" (2/9/1967) - GOOD
21. "A Taste of Armageddon" (2/23/1967) - GOOD
22. "Space Seed" (2/16/1967) - GOOD
23. "This Side of Paradise" (3/2/1967) - GOOD
24. "The Devil in the Dark" (3/9/1967) - GOOD
25. "Errand of Mercy" (3/16/1967) - GOOD
26. "The City on the Edge of Forever" (4/6/1967) - GREAT
27. "Operation: Annihilate!" (4/13/1967) - GOOD
Season 2
1. "Catspaw" (10/27/1967) - OKAY
2. "Metamorphosis" (11/10/1967) - GOOD
3. "Friday's Child" (12/1/1967) - GOOD
4. "Who Mourns for Adonais?" (9/22/1967) - GOOD
5. "Amok Time" (9/15/1967) - GREAT
6. "The Doomsday Machine" (10/20/1967) - GREAT
7. "Wolf in the Fold" (12/22/1967) - GOOD
8. "The Changeling" (9/29/1967) - GOOD
9. "The Apple" (10/13/1967) - GOOD
10. "Mirror, Mirror" (10/6/1967) - GREAT
11. "The Deadly Years" (12/8/1967) - GOOD
12. "I, Mudd" (11/3/1967) - OKAY
13. "The Trouble with Tribbles" (12/29/1967) - GOOD
14. "Bread and Circuses" (3/15/1968) - GOOD
15. "Journey to Babel" (11/17/1967) - GREAT
16. "A Private Little War" (2/2/1968) - GOOD
17. "The Gamesters of Triskelion" (1/5/1968) - OKAY
18. "Obsession" (12/15/1967) - GOOD
19. "The Immunity Syndrome" (1/19/1968) - GOOD
20. "A Piece of the Action" (1/12/1968) - GOOD
21. "By Any Other Name" (2/23/1968) - GOOD
22. "Return to Tomorrow" (2/9/1968) - GOOD
23. "Patterns of Force" (2/16/1968) - GOOD
24. "The Ultimate Computer" (3/8/1968) - GOOD
25. "The Omega Glory" (3/1/1968) - BAD
26. "Assignment: Earth" (3/29/1968) - GOOD
11-17-08, 09:22 PM
#752
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I really heard Siberious. I even listened to it a couple times with headphones on and it really sounds like he says siberious cause I hear the Jamess..Siberious as two distinct names. I'm sure it's just me and probably just him slurring it together but it really sounds like two names with a clear pause. I guess he could be going Jamess..Stiberius. Either way I'm sure they didn't change it. That would be really stupid.
11-17-08, 09:26 PM
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I think one of the reasons why I didn't really get into TOS as much is because since I watched them all in a row on DVD they really repeat a lot of the same formula for several shows. A god like diety shows up, kills a red shirt, kirk somehow shows it the error of its ways or spock finds the power source, or it ends up being a robot programed millenia ago. Don't get me wrong a lot the the stories were really good scifi and even science fiction, but the formula was used a little too much.
11-18-08, 01:34 AM
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I can honestly say, as much as I'm a fan of TOS, I'm completely psyched for this movie! I can't wait! The geek in me needs to be set free!!!
11-18-08, 09:03 AM
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11-18-08, 09:19 AM
#757
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I'm a long-time fan and I liked the trailer.
I'm excited enough about a new Trek project that actually looks good that I don't mind the little nit-picky details. The fact that Chekov or Bones weren't actually on the Enterprise at first when Kirk took command, or the actual time he took command (instead of going to the Farragut or wherever) aren't that important to me. I see that they're trying to put the main cast of the old movies together and I appreciate that.
I'm looking forward to this movie.
I'm excited enough about a new Trek project that actually looks good that I don't mind the little nit-picky details. The fact that Chekov or Bones weren't actually on the Enterprise at first when Kirk took command, or the actual time he took command (instead of going to the Farragut or wherever) aren't that important to me. I see that they're trying to put the main cast of the old movies together and I appreciate that.
I'm looking forward to this movie.
11-18-08, 09:56 AM
#758
So, is this officially a reboot then? I hadn't heard that. The problem I have with a reboot to Star Trek is the fact that it has been around for so long, how can you ignore everything else?
11-18-08, 10:35 AM
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11-18-08, 10:49 AM
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I didn't know that. Is what you mention about Spock common knowledge? If not....should it be in spoiler tags? I mean I knew Spock/Nimoy was in the film but I didn't know how he would be used.
11-18-08, 12:39 PM
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I've considered that common knowledge for anyone who's been following the film, but I spoilered it just in case. Sorry.
11-18-08, 01:00 PM
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Um...bond is totally different. Don't tell me you think Casino Royale is a complete reboot. Bond has gone through so many reboots and so many people have played bond.
How many people have played these characters?
Totally different situation.
11-18-08, 01:46 PM
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The 1701-A and 1701-E are my favorite designs, this new one is fine with me, but the nacelles look a little goofy. I've been a Trekkie since the early 70's (was too young to appreciate TOS on its first run) and the new design does not bother me in the least. I'm looking forward to this movie.
11-18-08, 01:54 PM
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Trailer looks good.. I don't like the Enterprise being built on land instead of in a space-dock but other than that it looks good. Not sure how much Trek will be in this movie. The preview looked a little top-gunnish to me. I wonder if Kirk is going to buzz the tower a few times?
11-18-08, 03:03 PM
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11-18-08, 03:08 PM
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True, but seeing that doesn't imply anything, other than him leaving home in search of the "something better" the voice-over talks about. The shot of him arriving at the shipyard definitely shows hills in the background, FWIW, hills that (at least) look consistent with the SF Bay Area hills I grew up with. But we really don't know anything more than that at this point. We don't even know if those shots are from the same final cut sequence. They could be 15 minutes apart in the film, just cut together for dramatic trailer effect.
11-18-08, 03:20 PM
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J.J. said he didnt know a damn thing about Trek before making this movie. Judging from the trailer... id say this was very true. They made it look like any typical brainless action movie.
11-18-08, 03:27 PM
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Wikipedia says...
Development of the film began in 2005 when Paramount Pictures contacted Abrams, Orci and Kurtzman for ideas to revive the franchise. The creative team contrasted Orci and Lindelof, who consider themselves "Trekkies", with casual fans like Abrams, who all aimed to create a film that would interest a general audience. They wanted to be faithful to Star Trek canon, but also introduced elements of their favorite novels, modified continuity with the time travel storyline, and modernized the production design of the original show.
