http://www.starwarscelebration.com/Guests/Special-Guests/
This is getting good! Now if they can just get Ralph Brown. ;)
J.J. and Kathleen Kennedy are going to be guests at Star Wars Celebration in April.
http://www.starwarscelebration.com/Guests/Special-Guests/
I think the chances of something major being unveiled has just gone way up.
You could always sample it the next time it airs on FX. ;)
Easy to forget G'Kar was also Tomalak. ;)
And Majel Barrett guest starred on B5 even.
He also auditioned for the role of Geordi when TNG was being cast. Berman and company clearly kept his phone number.
I crack up when watching Starship Mine, as I imagine Picard is beating up Tuvok now.
Tuvac was a famous Klingon opera singer who faked his death to increase album sales. ;)
Reminds me how at least one fan letter written to the old Marvel book suggested Vader get his own title. :)
If we ever switch to some bloated software with a bunch of bling we don't really need, people will grumble and wax nostalgic for the old OT.com. ;)
How do they keep from falling off the blade? It's a lightsaber, not a shish kabob! ;)
Why slap, when you can do terrible things to the Voyager crew in the old Elite Force PC game? ;)
Possessed said:
My mistake, I meant to say Klingon, I was drunk. And I can't stand her disrespect. I've seen all of TNG and most of DS9, but she was at their mercy and should have been a prisoner, and instead they let her join the crew and she shows her gratitude by constantly acting like she's better than them.
What's wrong with "The Thaw"? I liked it alot, it was pretty weird but it was also somewhat intense, which is something severely lacking in most of Voyager so far. Plus it was at least creative and not too technobabbly.
It's called a character flaw. It lends itself to conflict. They can't all be practically 24th century perfect in every way. ;)
Take with a big grain of salt. All the big summer movies have ironclad release dates at this point, and Disney isn't going to put this anywhere near Avengers 2.
poita said:
We all do this for our own reasons, mine are different to Mike's and different to the -1 teams, and probably different to Harmy's and Adywan's and everyone else's motivations. But we all love this stupid film, and spend insane amounts of time and money on it. I sometimes have no idea why, but then I remember sitting in that cinema in 1977 and just being removed from this world for 2 hours, and it all makes sense to me again, and I go back to my control surface and get on with things.
Quoted for truth! This should be OT.com's motto! :)
Yeah, I don't think B'elanna Torres would have been such a hothead early on if she was half vulcan. ;)
In any case, I don't know if the Maquis crew members had enough context if you didn't see certain episodes of TNG and DS9, to understand their attitudes toward Starfleet. With many key personnel dead, Janeway needed them all.
B'elanna does improve her sunny dispoistion over the course of the series. ;)
And yes, Threshold, with all it's hot mutated amphibian mating action, gives Spock's Brain some serious competition as the worst Trek tv episode ever.
If it's Star Wars Poster Monthly, then it makes sense. TFN has an archive of them, but it may not be the whole run.
You sure about that? ;)
Was watching Entrapment last night, and thought with a few tweaks, it could have been a 007 being lured/forced out of retirement story.
I think there were more than a few Bond veterans working behind the scenes on this film, and one actor from A View To A Kill had a small role as well.
Dune more than proves he could have pulled it off.
Has Lynch ever taken a directing gig on someone else's baby though?
Those masks were around $100 bucks each back in the day, so not too cheap either. ;)
I've long thought the track where the Falcon escapes from the star destroyers has the beginnings of what became the Imperial March.
Six...
And that's not counting the chap who got paid to stand around, smoke, and exhale up a plastic tube so smoke would come out of Jabba's mouth. ;)
RSO was a huge record label back in the day. I'm surprised we never got an album of Star Wars as interpreted by the Bee Gees. ;)
Nice find! Never saw this photo of Carrie before either.
And I've suddenly realized Wookiee life day robes have ridiculously long sleeves to avoid having to make hands for all the extras. ;)
For a brief time, it was the only EU novel. ;)
For that to work, he must really have gotten lost, and Luke and company leave the temple before he actually arrives.
This is the most unusual unlicensed item I've seen in a while...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Star-Wars-Zen-Yoda-Buddha-Statue-Mint-Green-by-Muckychris-/111594783050
There are Buddha statues of other characters too, but Yoda seems to work best.