From the sounds of it, don’t expect to see damn near anything regarding J.J. Abrams’ Star Trek reboot/prequel at this year’s San Diego Comic Con.
But this will certainly do…for now.
Entertainment Weekly has an exclusive first look at the posters that will handed out to attendees next week at the Con.
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All I have to say is I’m really looking forward to seeing if Abrams & Co. can pull this off.
Star Trek will beam into theatres on May 8, 2009.
Source: Entertainment Weekly
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I trust JJ Abrams to deliver something pretty special. I think the guy is a top notch talent!
Since I am a huge Trekker, I’m going to try this from memory. The TOS episodes that dealt with time travel are:
All Our Yesterdays
Yesterday is Tomorrow
City on the Edge of Forever (award winner)
Assignment: Earth
I don’t include “The Naked Now” even though, technically, it did have time travel in it but it was small.
I don’t know how true this is but I found this on http://stexpanded.wikia.com/wiki/Nero:
Nero was a Roman emperor on Earth from 54 to 68 CE.
According to Star Trek: Unity continuity, although appearing human, Nero was in fact a Neronian leader who decided to invade Earth for his own purposes. Instead of using military might, Nero, fascinated by Earth’s Roman culture, decided to make himself Rome’s leader. He left Earth in 68 CE, however, when he beamed away to his ship after an uprising and made it appear that he had killed himself with a knife.
Nero retreated back to his empire and entered frozen animation to wait for the Neronian armies to build up to a point where he could invade Earth as he had always wanted to. He was killed in mid 2383 when the USS Hawk-A destroyed his mothership.
Very little is known of Nero’s personality, although he seems to have been a great follower of the arts, including music.
So this could be the Nero of Roman history, like Flint was the Mozart and Brahms of history. It looks obvious from the picture that Nero is alien, so I don’t know if this is true.
Ya I read something about that too. That’s pretty cool how it ties into Roman History and it explains the names and designs the romulans too…and the fact they are called ROMULANS..ROMANS..ROMULUS it all makes sense now!
Yeah ah…gonna skip this one and wait for the next real Star Trek movie if they ever decide to do something original again. Star Trek’s future lies in it’s future not in a rehashing of stories and characters already done. Paramount seems determined to kill the franchise once and for all.
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