Robaucop's catch phrase: "Dead or alive...I'm still badass"
Will Simon Pegg return for XII?
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Not only will Simon Pegg be back as Scotty for Star Trek XII, he will also bring his mate Nick Frost as Harcourt Fenton 'Harry' Mudd (or a similar role)!
Dont forget Edgar Wright as Guest Director for some scenes. And Jessica Stevenson/Hynes as Janice Rand or random fuckable yeoman.
Just take the entire Sandford Police Service from Hot Fuzz and put them into Engineering... with the exception of Jim Broadbent/Inspector Frank Butterman who gets a role as Starfleet admiral.
ALL with Gloucestershire accents and a hoard of dead redshirts in the basement of deck 25.
Oh, and a Japanese Peace Lilly as the emblem for Starfleet Engineering Corps. Or should that be Corpse?
No, Wormhole --
No, I want him to have a meaty role in the movie. Meatier than Trek XI. In fact, they should just drop "Star Trek" out of the title and simply call the movie "Robau." Since he is too badass to stay dead, Captain Robau returns, declares himself captain of the Enterprise and teaches Chris Pine's Kirk a thing or two about command. Robau's alien friend from the Kelvin, Security Officer K'Bentayr would also tag along, and at various times when Robau's badassitude really shows K'Bentayr would say "chal min no keesa." Which in his native language means "he is so badass."
The new TV series will be a prequel to this film and be about the adventures of Captain Robau, George Kirk, and the Kelvin.
And, Wormhole, you're just going to love the name -- it will be called Robau: 0514
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'I dunno, nobody tells me nothin'.'
But otherwise...
- 'Bring the noise!' instead of 'Buckle up!'
- Montgomery Scott: 'Why are you dressed as a member of Starfleet?' - Spaceman Danny Butterman: 'Because I am one?'
Sorry, just had to do it.
CaptainHawk1
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STUPIDEST. RESPONSE. EVER.
I don't care how big of a fan someone is, they ain't working for free and it's ridiculously fanboyish to jump on someone's legitimate question as stupid when you have absolutely no first-hand knowledge whatsoever of the answer to the question.
'I live in the U.K. so I know everything about Simon Pegg because I'm a fan" is not first-hand knowledge.
No, Wormhole --Maybe he'll have a cameo in a LOST-esque flasback sequence.
No, I want him to have a meaty role in the movie. Meatier than Trek XI. In fact, they should just drop "Star Trek" out of the title and simply call the movie "Robau." Since he is too badass to stay dead, Captain Robau returns, declares himself captain of the Enterprise and teaches Chris Pine's Kirk a thing or two about command. Robau's alien friend from the Kelvin, Security Officer K'Bentayr would also tag along, and at various times when Robau's badassitude really shows K'Bentayr would say "chal min no keesa." Which in his native language means "he is so badass."
The new TV series will be a prequel to this film and be about the adventures of Captain Robau, George Kirk, and the Kelvin.
And, Wormhole, you're just going to love the name -- it will be called Robau: 0514
That will only be the title for the first season or so. After that, Paramount/CBS/whoever will realize their stupidity remove the offending number. Just like Enterprise ecentually got Star Trek added to its title.
Anyway, as a series, this sounds promising. Just as long as each episode allows for a scene for Security Officer K'Bentayr to say "chal min no keesa" in resonse to Robau's badassitude.
Even if they were all unknowns, the movie would change their status. The TV series will probably require a new cast of characters (with some of the movie actors making cameo appearances).
Yeah as others have no doubt pointed out, he's signed on for three like the rest of the cast and he's also spoken about being a fan and being very honored to have the role.
Originally Posted by miraclefan
He will return, for the MOVIES! but he won't do T.V.this is way I wished they only got unknown actors, that why they could get them in a T.V.series!
You sure? Not so long ago he was doing alot of TV and provided they pay him enough I can't see why he wouldn't make a return to the medium. Bullshit walks and all that..
TV does not have the stigma for actors that it once did. I've seen a lot of bigger name people who have done film go back to television. If the money is decent they will do tv.
It was meant as tongue in cheek.
Its not to be taken literally.
Its a shame text cant convey tones of humour, the original poster seemd to get it.
Well, there it is...
http://i.gizmodo.com/photogallery/ruinedstartrek/1007925498?viewSize=thumb800x800
I'm not so sure about the bearded lady, though...
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