Screenshot of the announcement from on high, mentioned several posts back.
CBS/Paramount sues to stop Axanar
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See what Alec did there. Not, "don't post because the content of those sites is wrong" or "because we want to censor the Axanar site", but "don't post because [irrelevant but true fact]". He relied on others to pile on to actually make the false statements to the fans, he just seeded its inevitable elaboration in a deniable way.
Screenshot of the announcement from on high, mentioned several posts back.
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Please put the lotion in the basket or you'll get the hose again.
By not putting the lotion on you're making it more difficult for me to skin you for every penny while I still can before the verdict comes in.
I suggest you should have clearly identified that you were quoting at the top of the post.
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I didn't realize this article was meant to be taken as news. I thought it was an opinion piece. What do I know?
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only the literal words on the page; but how trustworthy are those wrt/ what the article contains? if you trusted your own mind's direct apprehension of the content presented to you, you'd be banned.
You assume Alec Peters can read I guess; as the author did state various times it was an opinion piece. But remember - to Mr. Peters any opinion that disagrees with his own is invalid.
No complaints from me.
As any actual developments slowed down after the extension, the board is filling up with more and more garbage during the wait. Just be mindful to post meaningful stuff, please. I'm watching--but mostly delighted that this board has gone on for 400 pages with very little in the way of ruffled feathers.
Please stay the (polite and passionate) course you all have charted.
Golly, thank you. And thanks to Charles Foster Kane (did you say it in Orson Welles's voice? Or at least Maurice LaMarche's? 'Cause I just did. Stop looking at me funny).
Seriously, we appreciate it.
Using the crowdsourced funds to build their studio for future productions always seemed hinky.
So, Burnett directed and produced a lot of the special features for discs of the previous Trek TV shows.
You suppose he'll be invited to work on that kind of stuff for the new show?
Personally I think it would be hilarious if the new show premise was:
"See the adventures of th Captain who's exploits were required reading when Captain James T. Kirk was a cadet at Starfleet Academy - Captain Garth of Izar."
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Were this the case, I'm sure a certain someone's head would explode.
As for you original question: I think Mr. Burnett's chances of being tapped to work on any official CBS/Paramount Star Trek property are as good as Mr. David Gerrold's chances of being hired to write the pilot episode for the new Star Trek series due in january 2017.
So, Burnett directed and produced a lot of the special features for discs of the previous Trek TV shows.
You suppose he'll be invited to work on that kind of stuff for the new show?
It does seem like he would've jumped ship at the first mention of a new TV series. He already had a relationship with CBS. I imagine that is gone now.
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