The blonde in her skimpies [possible spoilers]

Discussion in 'Star Trek Movies: Kelvin Universe' started by MikeS, Mar 23, 2013.

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  1. MikeS

    MikeS Fleet Captain Fleet Captain

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    Nice...

    Carole Marcus?
     
    MikeS, Mar 23, 2013
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  2. F. King Daniel

    F. King Daniel Fleet Admiral Admiral

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    Re: The blonde in her skimpies

    Yes. Peter Weller plays her father Alex Marcus, seemingly the man running Starfleet.


    He will not be appearing in his underwear.
     
    F. King Daniel, Mar 23, 2013
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  3. MikeS

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    Re: The blonde in her skimpies

    Oh... It is known that Marcus features? Thought I'd had a moment of revelation there!

    Guess I'd better go read some spoiler threads.
     
    MikeS, Mar 23, 2013
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  4. Smoked Salmon

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    Re: The blonde in her skimpies

    Meh, T & A for the sake of T & A. Reminds me too much of 7 of 9.

    I prefer my women to be equal and respectable. Cheap booby shots for the benefit of shallow audience members isn't what Trek needs....and yes, I know that even TOS has some women in skimpy outfits, but we don't like in the sexist 60s anymore.
     
    Smoked Salmon, Mar 23, 2013
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  5. Smoked Salmon

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    Re: The blonde in her skimpies

    Incidently, what are the rules on spoilers here? I know this one already, but if I didn't?
     
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  6. MikeS

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    Re: The blonde in her skimpies

    Well as I didn't know I was spoiling anything when I posted my speculation, I hope you'll forgive me. Could the mods edit my thread title as I do not seem to have the power. Cheers.
     
    MikeS, Mar 23, 2013
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  7. The Mirrorball Man

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    Re: The blonde in her skimpies

    You don't respect women who wear underwear?
     
    The Mirrorball Man, Mar 23, 2013
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  8. F. King Daniel

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    Re: The blonde in her skimpies

    You can use spoiler tags on anything you're unsure about. Just do this:
    [SPOILER*=subject of spoiler]
    spoilers here
    [/SPOILER*]
    just without the stars. Then you get these neat clickable things like...
    this.:)

    I think it's safe to talk about anything seen in the trailers and specilulate like mad, but if you want to discuss stuff from the spoiler-tastic 40-minute previews (which I'm avoiding), tag it.
     
    F. King Daniel, Mar 23, 2013
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  9. CorporalClegg

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    Re: The blonde in her skimpies

    Not this crap again.
     
    CorporalClegg, Mar 23, 2013
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  10. Gojira

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    Re: The blonde in her skimpies

    Sexy women in Trek has a long tradition. Featuring women in sexy outfits is a halmark of our entire culture...it certainly did not die out after the 1960s.
     
    Gojira, Mar 23, 2013
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  11. M'Sharak

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    Re: The blonde in her skimpies

    If you look near the top of the index page for this forum, there are a couple of pinned threads: one covering general guidelines and one more specifically addressing spoilers (in fact, I should probably update the latter one again soon.) Additionally, there's the section on spoilers in the board FAQ, and there's Daniel's helpful coding illustration just a few posts above this one.

    MikeS, you might want to work on making your threads a little more substantial in the future. This one is extremely topic-light and is now closed.
     
    M'Sharak, Mar 23, 2013
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