Yesterday, my friends and I went to a screening of Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home at Paramount Studios, sponsored by the California State Parks Commission. A totally amazing experience watching ST: IV on the big screen FROM THE ORIGINAL FILM REELS FROM THE 1980s! They had a "previously on Star Trek" segment in the beginning and a different title sequence oozing with 1980s flair. Plus, it was just that much more exciting seeing the film the way it was supposed to be seen -- on a huge screen and rumbling with surround sound.

I'm no Annie Liebowitz with the camera, okay.
Oh, and afterwards there was a Q&A with the illustrious director himself! Who is Leonard Nimoy. (If you didn't know that, Vulcan nerve pinch yourself right now.) My friend was awesome enough to record the whole thing on her camera and upload it to YouTube, and she gave me permission to post it here. Credit for the videos goes to Stella Cao!
Sorry the sound quality isn't the best. I recorded a couple clips myself, and they all turned out the same because of the echo in the auditorium.
( Rest of the vids after the jump!!! )
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I wanted to share this as i am not sure if lots of people have come across this before.
But it is one of the funniest things ever...I dont even know why!?
Seriously.
I nearly pee myself laughing everytime I see this.
ZQ AS THE QUEEREST DIRECTOR EVER!
Ffffffff Lizzie Macguire....such a crap show....
THE SUNDAY SCREENING!
Here is the weekly post for the community to rewatch The Original Series of Star Trek and discuss it in the comments. This week's episode is...
Charlie X
Feel free to watch the episode today, or if you have already watched it, discuss it with other community members. If you're not sure what to write, but want to comment, perhaps consider questions such as:
What was your favourite part of the episode? Why?
What was your least favourite part? Why?
Who was your favourite character in the episode? Why?
Who was your least favourite character in the episode? Why?
What issues did you find interesting? Why?
What did you find completely ridiculous/worthy of lulz? Why?
As we are following Memory Alpha's episode order, next Sunday we will be watching Balance of Terror.
As a reminder, all three series are available to download in this community.
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Two
Three
Have fun! ♥
And for the record, I love that the man can laugh at himself. Celebrities reading celebrities-- simply brilliant!
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You can find larger versions of those images at the TrekBBS

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J.J. Abrams Might Direct NBC Spy Drama Undercovers
n the wake of his Star Trek hit, director-producer J.J. Abrams has a ton of TV and film fodder in the pipeline, including a new prime-time spy drama. If he can find time between 11 other projects, Abrams plans to direct the pilot episode of NBC’s upcoming Undercovers.
Abrams earlier directed the legendarily expense Lost pilot episode, which launched his movie career. Undercovers offers a Mr. & Mrs. Smith-meets-The Bourne Identity concept, according to The Hollywood Reporter. A nearly identical premise failed to find traction last year when My Own Worst Enemy tanked on NBC. The short-lived series cast Christian Slater as an amnesiac spy living a double life in the suburbs.
Network execs have reason to be optimistic if Abrams takes the helm. As creator of TV’s Alias and director of Mission: Impossible III, he clearly brings a steady hand to the high-tech spy genre.
( Similar story from The Hollywood Reporter )
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Mr. Multitasking strikes again? Not sure even JJ can get me to watch a spy show that isn't Burn Notice after how awful My Own Worst Enemy turned out. Not to mention his approach to intrigue is to perpetuate mystery without substance. Hm.
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( Man offers little and asks for so much )
DISCUSS.

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Go to 9:33 for the relevant clip. Feel free to discuss gum cracking, headphones, fanboying about being in the same scene as Han Solo, tight 90s jeans, how cute JJ is here, how cute JJ always is, why he has not aged in the intervening 18 years, and the sad lack of lens flare.
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So, TNG GQMF PICSPAM POST!
I'll start with the catalyst for this post:

I'll admit it, I saw that and was looking for an excuse to share it with everyone. Bad thoughts, I has them. (coughanyonethathasabettercopyplztobesho
( Why hellooooooooo..... )
Slightly off topic but still relevant to our interests, I seem to recall Brent Spiner having one of those extreeeeeeeeme macros shown to him on twitter - or was it someone else, or am I making that up entirely? If I'm not, anyone happen to have it handy?
- nichelle nichols/uhura
- george takei/sulu
- james doohan/scotty
- walter koenig/chekov
- next generation
- voyager
- enterprise
- deep space nine
Suggestions for other tags are welcome; however, please keep in mind (1) how many posts would be able to be tagged with the new tag -- let's say 10 or so at a minimum for the tag to be useful -- and (2) whether those posts are already adequately covered by other tags.
If original posters could go back and tag their entries as you have time, that'd be great -- if you want to post links here in the comments for me and the other mods to tag, that'd be fine too. Thanks!!!

NEW YORK - OCTOBER 21: Mel Gibson, Jodie Foster and Anton Yelchin are seen on the movie set of 'The Beaver' on October 21, 2009 in the Bronx borough of New York City.
( Jodi Foster looks so much like Martha Stewart here it's creeping me out. )
For our New Yorkers, Backstage.com says production is ongoing until Nov. 20th.
The Beaver, a comic drama about a man who treats a hand puppet like a living creature. Directed by Jodie Foster. Shooting continues to Nov. 20. With Foster and Mel Gibson. Principals: No information available. Background: Grant Wilfley Casting, 123 W. 18th St., 8th fl., NYC 10011.
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( Models, Collectibles, and a poster signed by Zoe! )
I just pre-ordered from Amazon. Apparently I'm not one of the cool kids.
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Award winner Iryna Khalip and JJ.
Famous Hollywood film director J. J. Abrams, creator of Lost series and director of Mission: Impossible blockbuster, was an honorary guest.
“Abrams told me he would like to know more about Belarus, but Hollywood is too lazy to look for news from other continents in rare spare moments. The famous director said there’s acute lack of information and asked me to send him news from Belarus in order he and his charity foundation to spread it in Hollywood. I said we have an excellent website www.charter97.org with an English version, where all news from Belarus, including my articles, are published. Abrams assured me he would read and spread news from Charter’97 website. ‘If we know the situation in your country, we’ll be able to help you,’ the film director said meaning the Belarusian civil society and journalists,” the journalist said.
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Punch it.
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BUT! There is LEONARD NIMOY!!! Which is why I'm sharing. This isn't my video, I just found it when I was googling for the audio of this.
First, Leonard Nimoy at 1:00
Secondly (AND MOST AWESOMELY!!!) Who Put the Bomp? at 1:17
And finally, just a tiny bit at 3:13
Untitled from Recumbent Goat on Vimeo.
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Sometimes, I love working in my little bookstore. Some times I find little gems in our DVD section, like this one.
Please to be ignoring my camera's lensflare. Shatner attracts lensflare like woah.
If you haven't seen this hilarious little documentary narrated by our dear Mr Shatner, seek it out and do it. For the lulz, if nothing else. I'm pretty sure anything informative was lost in his self-appreciation.
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