Epic Star Trek Re-Watch - TOS Movies Final Week - Final Frontier & Undiscovered Country! Pg 28! (TNG NEXT WEEK)
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Lagamorph
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Zellery wrote:Good post Lagamorph.
Turboman wrote:Lagomorph..... Is ..... Right
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Cheeky Devlin
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Lagamorph wrote:I think we should absolutely split season finale and then the first episode of the next season across weeks. We need to build up a bit of tension. Especially the finale of TNG Season 3....
Yeah that's exactly what I'll be doing.
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Cheeky Devlin
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Star Trek VI - The Undiscovered Country
Love it.
I don't think it's quite as good as Wrath of Khan, but it's very close.
strawberry floating love Christopher Plummer, who just chews the scenery at every opportunity.
Great cameo by Michael Dorn as well (Playing Worfs Grandfather I believe), not to mention Christian Slater (I think his mother was the casting director) popping up for one scene.
Story is nice and satisfying and is a nice explanation of how peace with the Klingons came about.
But more than anything it's a great send-off for the original crew. While we see the odd cameo from time to time, we never get them all together like this again, so it's always a bit emotional.
There's a definite vibe around the TOS movies that we never really see after this.
So all in a fantastic movie and a fantastic farewell to the original crew.
Love it.
I don't think it's quite as good as Wrath of Khan, but it's very close.
strawberry floating love Christopher Plummer, who just chews the scenery at every opportunity.
Great cameo by Michael Dorn as well (Playing Worfs Grandfather I believe), not to mention Christian Slater (I think his mother was the casting director) popping up for one scene.
Story is nice and satisfying and is a nice explanation of how peace with the Klingons came about.
But more than anything it's a great send-off for the original crew. While we see the odd cameo from time to time, we never get them all together like this again, so it's always a bit emotional.
There's a definite vibe around the TOS movies that we never really see after this.
So all in a fantastic movie and a fantastic farewell to the original crew.
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Cheeky Devlin
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NEW THREAD TIME
I've posted the new thread, which will take us through TNG and up to Star Trek: Nemesis, all over the course of the next 50 weeks!
t:epic-star-trek-re-watch---the-next-generation---season-1-week-1-starts-sunday-new-thread
This thread will remain open for anyone wanting to catch up and discuss TOS era episodes and movies, but as of Sunday 20/02/2022 the main re-watch will be taking place on the new thread.
A big thanks to everyone who has taken part so far and gotten involved in the discussion. Especially Moggy and Jenuall who have pushed through everything we have done so far with me.
I've posted the new thread, which will take us through TNG and up to Star Trek: Nemesis, all over the course of the next 50 weeks!
t:epic-star-trek-re-watch---the-next-generation---season-1-week-1-starts-sunday-new-thread
This thread will remain open for anyone wanting to catch up and discuss TOS era episodes and movies, but as of Sunday 20/02/2022 the main re-watch will be taking place on the new thread.
A big thanks to everyone who has taken part so far and gotten involved in the discussion. Especially Moggy and Jenuall who have pushed through everything we have done so far with me.
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Moggy
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Cheeky Devlin wrote:Especially Moggy and Jenuall who have pushed through everything we have done so far with me.
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