[scifinoir2] Star Trek casting dept. starts reading SciFi Noir

Source: http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3i1c31d11ff3059c9e 55f5f3989888be78 Saldana on 'Trek' with Abrams, Par By Borys Kit Sept 18, 2007 J.J. Abrams is slowly bringing his crew together for Paramount Pictures' 11th film in the "Star Trek" movie series. Zoe Saldana is

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something just occurred to me. Is this going to take place on the Starship Enterprise? If so, how can you have "young" crew members, when the crew was mostly in their early to mid 30's when the series aired??? Kirk was 33 or so at best when the series started, Spock was 36, Scotty 44, Sulu 29,

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Keith, since when did such trivialities as continuity mean jack-spit to those H'Wood boys? This may have been posted at some time in the past, but I found this recently. It's Joe Strazyncki's (sp?) reboot of Trek. Here's hoping it posts... [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

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Can¹t take place on the Enterprise. Most of these people didn¹t serve on the ship until Pike left, and Chekov was the last to come aboard. This must take place at the academy or some post academy training base. It¹s sounding like it¹s the story of how they all met one another in their youth. What

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Didn't get your posting, but got your point... -- Original message -- From: Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Keith, since when did such trivialities as continuity mean jack-spit to those H'Wood boys? This may have been posted at some time in the past, but I found this recentl

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You guys assume they are going to stick with the story, timelines and profiles that we know. Even the series that involved Roddenberry and Berman did not always do that. Enterprise is playing on scifi channel and I notice them playing fast and loose with Trek History all the time Daryle wrote

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Lady speaks the truth. "Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: You guys assume they are going to stick with the story, timelines and profiles that we know. Even the series that involved Roddenberry and Berman did not always do that. Enterprise is playing on

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Keith, I'll send it straight to you. Forgot that groups don't allow attachments. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Didn't get your posting, but got your point... -- Original message -- From: Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Keith, since when did such

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Naw. I saw the rumor on the scifi news sites when she got called in to audition and posted it hear. So, we just knew what they were up to ahead of the decision to actually cast her Daryle wrote: > > > Source: > http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3i1c31d11ff3059c9e >

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indeed. So, what? they gonna use the Borg time travel incident in "First Contact" to explain the skewed ages of the Enterprise gang? That's what B&B used to explain all the changes for teh series "Enterprise" -- Original message -- From: "Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tra

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No, they'll go with the divergent timeline resultant from "Yesterday's Enterprise". Kidding, folks, KIDDING! [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: indeed. So, what? they gonna use the Borg time travel incident in "First Contact" to explain the skewed ages of the Enterprise gang? That's what B&B used to exp

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what, and bring Tasha Yar back?? By the way, that's a *great* episode, easily one of my top five from TNG, along with Darmok, The Best of Both Worlds Part 1, Who Watches the Watchers, and The Offspring -- Original message -- From: Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> No, they'l