Who thinks Khan Noonien Singh is sexy?

[Deja Q]

[Book Lover]

1. That's his real chest, babay!

Or so the Trek lore has it...

[Deja Q]

3. Nicholas Meyer said it was his real chest and that he did a lot of workout

sessions..
This is the same Nicholas Meyer who loved (albeit coyly and maturely) bashing Shatner's acting at every turn. (Shatner did good at times, but there were times when Meyer had to get Shatner to stop being hammy and pompous and be the chacacter instead of acting out the line.)

He's a great commentator....

[Book Lover]

4. I like the story

about Nicholas Meyer dressed in full Sherlock Holmes getup while directing Spock's death scene because Meyer was going out to the theatre that evening to a performance of The Seven Percent Solution (which he authored...) Yep, great commentary :-)

[Orsino]

18. Shatner Stop Being Hammy and Pompous?

Would you ask Clint Eastwood to stop squinting?

[Richardo]

2. KHAAAAAAAAAN!!!!

[billyskank]

16. It looks better bigger!

[Richardo]

17. Yes!

Clearer too. Well, there's another bookmark. :thumbsup:

[Book Lover]

20. Yes, it does

You can see the extra lights Bill made them shine in his eyes... (which I say with all the love Bill deserves...)

[edbermac]

5. Not me...but his TV wife was...

Madlyn Rhue as Marla McGivers...not too shabby...

[KG]

6. she was buried alive! alive!

hey, khan had a dam good reason to be pissed off with kirk.

[Deja Q]

7. Kirk never checked up on their progress and

got caught in a sneak attack after Khan escaped, to go hunting him.

Of course, Kirk got called a hero in the end. :eyes: That's the one flaw in the story I don't like. I know it's supposed to deal with old age, and in many ways it works, but that's just the one nitpick I have.

[Book Lover]

8. Have you been watching "Lost"?

There's a cutting comment about Kirk in an episode that had my spouse and I in stiches...

[progressiveBadger]

9. I must have missed that episode

Was the person that said it that big guy? He has some great one-liners.

[Book Lover]

10. The Great White Hunter, yep

John Locke (gee, think the writers are trying to make a point?) and Boone were tracking the kidnapped woman, and Boone was tearing a red shirt and tying the strips around trees as a trail marker. He asks Locke if he remembered "that show with the guy with the pointy ears" and the story that the guys in the red shirts get killed every episode. Locke says no, he never heard of it, and then he stops and turns around and says something like, "Loses a man every time? Pretty piss-poor captain."

[Deja Q]

12. I wonder if he's seen Picard in action, Kirk isn't the only one ripe for

sardonic comments. :evilgrin:

[Deja Q]

11. Land of the Lost?

Sorry, haven't heard of "Lost". What's it about?

[Book Lover]

14. Castaway soap opera with X-Files-like aura

A Sydney-to-LA plane breaks up in midair; somehow there are about 48 or so survivors. They crash on a tropical island 1,000 miles off course. The island is inhabited by at least one non-tropical animal (polar bear) as well as Mira Furlan as a scientist named Rousseau (gee, think she'll be a contrast to the other character *also* named after an Enlightenment philosopher?) as the sole survivor of an unknown event 16 years ago, as well as the Id monster from "Forbidden Planet." It is *so* like a role-playing game: "You wake up and you;re in the middle of a green forest. You stand up and get your bearings." "OK, um, I search my pockets. Do I have anything?" "Yes, you pull a small serving bottle of vodka out of your pocket. As you do so, you feel a burning and wetness at your side." "Hey, my character's a doctor! I take a look at my wound..."

[progressiveBadger]

15. I would say the monster is closer to "The Beast"

from Lord of the Flies. :)

[Book Lover]

19. I haven't read LotF

Which is bad of me, I know... But now I have a reason! :-)

[Cuban_Liberal]

13. 20 years ago, maybe.

Today? Nah....

:shrug: