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Unless it's something like all the modern ships have been compromised somehow, and only the antiques are still workable?

That's

Armus?

I read The Return as a kid after seeing Generations, and, not really understanding the "tie-in" concept at the time, I assumed that was the story that was going to be made into the 8th movie. When rumors started coming out about "Star Trek: Resurrection" and that it would be about the Borg...

When the time between episodes is required for actually filming or producing the episode, the gap makes sense and I don't have a problem with it. I don't know what Discovery's production schedule is going to be, but obviously it's possible to release a series all at once (see House of Cards...

It doesn't even necessarily have anything to do with "cheapness". I've grown fed up with the artificial make-you-wait-a-week-between-episodes thing that old-fashioned TV producers continue to want to do. My life is too busy these days and when there's a significant gap between episodes, I lose...

Re: TNG: The Stuff of Dreams by James Swallow Review Thread (Spoilers! The nexus seems to behave differently from other forms of time travel... even in Generations, when Picard left the nexus to go back and stop Soran, you could ask why there weren't two Picards there (the original pre-nexus...

Not as alike as the JJ Enterprise and the mysterious second ship. Exactly. The only times there have been two starships that share the saucer/lower secondary hull/raised nacelles pattern were in the TOS movies with the Excelsior and the Enterprise (and again in TNG with the Enterprise-B and...

See, the fact that the second ship looks so similar to the heroes' Enterprise implies heavily to me that it is another ship named Enterprise. I think if it was another ship they would have gone out of their way to make sure it was very distinguishable from the Enterprise (for example, the...

It was completely submerged until they drained the lake so that they could get access to it.

Shoemaker-Levy 9 collided with Jupiter in 1994. You're probably thinking of Hale-Bopp, which was visible to the naked eye from Earth for 18 months in 1996 and 1997.

It's a compilation of clips from multiple episodes.

Re: Really the Kelvin? Both shots say "IN THEATERS SUMMER 2009". Summer does not begin until late June. Now, sure, the movie will still be in theaters when summer comes around, but it's being released in spring. :vulcan:

..And Mere Mortals Kindle edition is now available. That's not too bad (2 and a half days past the supposed release date) compared to other recent books, but still, the delay shouldn't have happened at all. The paperback book has been available for a while already, and that required extra time...

As of a few hours ago, it wasn't (I checked somewhere around 2am PDT). It's at least listed now, but it still says "Not Yet Available" when you actually go to it.

If you do a search for Star Trek Destiny, Gods of Night says (Mass Market Paperback - Sep 30, 2008) and Mere Mortals says (Mass Market Paperback - Oct 28, 2008). There's no evidence on a Kindle version of MM that I can find, though.

As far as I know, there hasn't been any official announcement that Mere Mortals would ever be available in e-book format. However, I think the official release dates for the three hard copies were announced as September 30th, October 28th, and November 25th. The Kindle book for Gods of Night was...

Note that I did not complain about KRAD, or David Mack, or Marco Palmieri. I know it's not their fault (although to be fair, it is their potential customers being left out because of their publisher). It's bad enough that Fearful Symmetry is still not available in a Kindle edition and that...

Well, today was the official release date of Mere Mortals, and yet... No Kindle or other E-book edition in sight. I'm getting sick of this - why do these publishers keep screwing up E-book releases? They had Gods of Night available on the original release date for that book! :klingon:

Let's take a look at the top 15 grossing films worldwide: 1. Titanic - 3hrs 14min 2. LOTR: Return of the King - 3hrs 20min 3. POTC: Dead Man's Chest - 2hrs 31min 4. The Dark Knight - 2hrs 30min 5. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone - 2hrs 33min 6. POTC: At World's End - 2hrs 48min 7...