CBS/Paramount sues to stop Axanar
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Glad you love the soundtrack... Visuals on this one were a little skimpy, I admit, but its called a teaser for a reason
Indeed
A small range, yes, but not as big as our range of tea
Wow - I'm pleased that you think so
Oh my god, thanks...
I would like to thank my manager, my agent, my legal team, the graphic designers, the model makers, the make up team, the director, the producer, TrekBBS, the floor sweepers, all the extras that made up the numbers in the trailer... Everybody who helped to make the trailer such a success!
Star Trek: A Bad Production will hit cinemas up and down the country in a couple of months
Have you settled on a director for the blu-ray extras?
I was thinking @RedForman
Does the subtitle "A Bad Production" imply that our contributions will be used, first and foremost, to build the plush executive offices for Bad Studios? Because I, for one, desperately hope so.
Of course it does...
You're welcome. For that, I'll give you an hour of today's billings for half price.
Thank you...
One of the real reasons I created my cinematic masterpiece was so I could get a mention on your podcast
No offense to the NV or the STC people but even if their stuff is fun it doesn't come off professional to me like they could make a real TV show. I tried to watch a few episodes and they're really hard to sit through. NV comes over over complicated and STC comes off too simplistic (and a little like TNG with a TOS coat on). Just my opinion. Those two fan shows seem to be the best and if they were on real TV they'd be laughed at quickly by the general audience and cancelled I think.
72. Maybe only 47.
My take on this blogger:
Anyone with two working brain cells who hasn't been drinking Lord Alec's kool-aid or eating his sushi should be able to see what C/P is trying to accomplish..
I particularly love the BS line "At least the folks involved with Axanar are trying to expand the Trek universe, not simply regurgitate nostalgia all over the screen."
Regurgitating nostalgia?? I'd say producing a piece of fan-wank based off a 35-year old RPG supplement pretty much fits that bill..........
The unbridled arrogance of Peters: calling out fan productions for not supporting these awards and stamping "Sponsored by Axanar" on the award plaques. While at the same time, scorching the Earth for these productions with their ass-saving legal defense.
As for the awards themselves, RENEGADES wasn't the best screenplay — it was an incoherent mess that makes your trashy SyFy TV movie look like French Nouveau.
"The White Iris" was a disappointment that really didn't reveal much about Kirk that we didn't already know and its plot was ridiculous.
And STARSHIP TRISTEN's short was two dudes having a rather boring Skype call. How is that deserving of Best Short Form? STARSHIP INTREPID's "Transposition," which was nominated, had an interesting premise and was shot ON LOCATION.
The only award I agree with is Todd Haborkorn winning Best Actor. His Spock is much better than Brandon Stacey's. Of course, it's not that hard to top considering the latter is robotic like Data, and not as nuanced as Spock in the original.
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Well, not exactly zero seconds.
For the last season of Star Trek: Enterprise, they needed a "Sulu-scope" and they needed a green, captain's wraparound uniform to Scott Bakula's measurements and they approached us at Star Trek New Voyages. We sent them the Sulu-scope from our bridge set for their reproduction of the Defiant bridge in "In a Mirror, Darkly," and James was able to produce and send them the wraparound that Scott Bakula wore in the episode.
But our collaboration with CBS on such things is admittedly minor.
Wait, Donald Trump is making a Trek film???
I, myself, am hoping there is a "Nebulae Level" donation amount that will yield a "Bad Ass" tattoo on my derrière! When will the "Donation" tab on the website be functional???
I can't wait for the studio's next Bad idea! Join the legion of Bad fans who really own Star Trek!
Yep. He is reprising/reduxing/regurgitating the roll of Commodore Decker in "The Doomesday Campaign"!
Don't Miss It!
Really!
I'm not even joking!
The best jokes...I've seen them...jokes.
That's a cool bit of trivia I didn't know. I should've been more specific; I don't think CBS has ever entertained the thought of hiring STC's or NV's creative teams to work on Star Trek projects. (I have no inside information on that. That's just my guess.)
"I can say, that as always, [we] lead the way in supporting other fan film projects"
"While at the same time, scorching the Earth for these productions with their ass-saving legal defense"
"trying to expand the Trek universe, not simply regurgitate nostalgia all over the screen"
-with a-
"35-year old RPG supplement"
Really, just so special.
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