Model: Starla Lost (facebook)
The third in Watika Lemon News’ series of original photo sets features the return of Starfleet Captain Starla. This time she’s playing in the sand.
Model: Starla Lost (facebook)
The third in Watika Lemon News’ series of original photo sets features the return of Starfleet Captain Starla. This time she’s playing in the sand.
Model: Starla Lost (facebook)
The first in Watika Lemon News’ new series of original photo sets features Starfleet Captain Starla, modeling the latest in Federation swimwear at the beach on Risa, the Pleasure Planet.
Of course, she’s always sure to have her phaser at hand in case the Risians start causing trouble.
I guess J.J. Abrams has tired of lens flare and moved on to motion blur, if this new set of character posters for Star Trek Into Darkness is any indication.
The volunteer wrangling those waiting for Michael Dorn and Brent Spiner’s shared Q&A panel at Toronto Comicon 2013 repeatedly yelled that this was the line to see Michael Dorn. It was like Brent Spiner was all but forgotten.
But that all changed when the panel started. Continue reading
Cosplayers from the first day of Toronto Comicon 2013. Continue reading
During his Q&A panel at Toronto Comicon on March 9th, 2013, actor Michael Dorn addressed the recent internet rumors that he was working on a spin-off of Star Trek The Next Generation that would see his character of Worf assuming the captains chair.
In short: It’s not happening. Continue reading
This past weekend, the Superbowl hosted a new trailer for Star Trek Into Darkness (and a game of some sort, I guess). I think there are a few more shots of Benedict Cumberbatch as #$%@, but it’s mostly stuff we’ve seen before. Continue reading
Paramount just released this new (though uninformative) still from Star Trek Into Darkness to the net. The newsy part is that it includes a caption which reads, “(Left to right) Zachary Quinto is Spock, Benedict Cumberbatch is John Harrison and Chris Pine is Kirk in STAR TREK INTO DARKNESS from Paramount Pictures and Skydance Productions.”
The character Cumberbatch will be playing has been subject to much rumor mongering since he was cast, with the most persistent whispers suggesting that he’d be taking on the role of Khan, the classic series villain and antagonist of Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Khan. Considering Paramount’s secrecy, it was assumed the name would at least be recognizable to Star Trek fans, but ‘Harrison’ does not fit that bill.
A character named ‘Harrison’ does show up in the original series episode ‘Space Seed,’ which introduced the character of Khan. Though he is never seen, his name is included on a list of red shirts that died in Khan’s attack, as listed by Captain Kirk in his captain’s log:
“Stardate 3142.8. They have my ship, discarding their own worthless vessel. Only moments of air left on the bridge now. Commendations recommended for Lieutenant Uhura, Technicians First Class Thule and Harrison… Lieutenant Spinelli… and, of course, Mr. Spock. I take full responsibility… I take full…“
So, was Paramount just playing with people to build up speculation and thus buzz; or is this new revelation simply misdirection, to keep the real identity of Cumberbatch’s character under wraps until the premiere?