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And it's remarkable how, when you do exactly that, the players help to flesh out the world for you,

To be more specific, they dropped the toilet humour, for the most part. I was also glad to see the "Could you open this jar of pickles for me?" go the way of the Dodo.

Careful of the trademarks! That's "Der Schwartz"!

Given the ages of the cast, I expect a bunch of geriatric jokes. One in particular, involving Light Sabers, immediately comes to mind.

Rick Moranis and Bill Pullman are both in. https://people.com/rick-moranis-returning-to-acting-in-spaceballs-sequel-report-11753482

No digs at Trek. I've loved it since 1966. They did make a few choices that change things a bit though. The one biggest choices is likely that they don't have a Transporter analog. They shuttle everywhere. After season 1 they blend the humour with some quite serious topics incredibly well, in...

It was quire good. An incredibly minor spoiler, as it can easily be deduced from the trailer: Heavy Metal really works with violin.

That's odd. All of the tags on my t-shirts are on the back of the neck, inside, making it trivial to tell which is the back. Even the "tagless" shirts have the information printer there. But hey, that's Canada.

Seeing this thread title always makes me think of this movie.

I'm hoping they learned some lessons from HotW2.

... or they aren't in their '70s . RIP Barf :(

Not the title that we were promised, but set for release in 2027.

Apologies for the length... I don't know why outbursts like that don't immediately result in a finding of direct contempt, but judges seem to give more than a few warnings before finally slapping someone down. Re: Shenanigans - 30ish years back I was a witness in a theft/fencing case. The...

There's also Mike Nevitt, aka "Mr Trek", in the UK who is building a 1/25th scale, 40 foot long and internally detailed TOS Enterprise. His Youtube channel details the work from the beginning. This is just the most recent post.

For those who haven't seen it. There's also a write-up on the National Air and Space Museum's website.

I've tried the large curved monitor at work. My brain just works better with symmetrical and clearly delineated spaces.

There is only Enterprise! (... and maybe Ares...)

That would drive me crazy. But then I'm considering a 4 monitor security office style setup. Must. Be. Symmetrical.

No question in my mind.

I'm hoping that some of the folks who funded this are still following this thread. A fulfillment email has gone out and, as of this moment, only 76% of people have responded to the survey. I want to make sure that everyone who supported the project gets what they paid for so if you backed it...