"Everybody remember where we parked"

[meddow]

Star Trek IV is THE GREATEST CRACK EVER. It was always my favourite as a little kid, coz of the whales, but I didn't remember just how brilliantly cracky it was. For example, I completely forgot about the scene where Kirk and whole bunch of tourists, plus Kirk's marine biologist love interest are watching the whales in the tank and then randomly Spock floats into view, attempting a mind meld with the whale. I mean…just…WIN

(For those wondering which one I'm talking about, it’s the one where they travel back in time to 1980s San Francisco in order to steal two humpback whales to bring to the future and, you know, save the Earth.)

Meanwhile, Trek I wins for unintentional hilarity and 'mah girlfriend is a robot' issues (that seems to crop up a lot in what I've been watching lately), Trek III although not being a very good movie has wonderful character moments and Spock!McCoy really needs to happen in the rebooted universe at some stage, and Trek II is just a great movie.

Also, I want Carol Marcus and Saavik to show up in the next Trek movie. Okay, Saavik's probably dead or not going to be born due to Vulcan going 'splody, but the franchise could certainly use a few more female characters and I liked both of them a lot.

Finally, in something not Trek-related, this makes me wish that there was BSG: The Animated Series.

Comments

[ishie]

Oh man, &Saaaaaaavik; I seriously was more bummed about the possibility that she won't exist in the reboot than I was about anyone/thing else.

The Voyage Home will always be my favorite of the movies because it's so gloriously cheesetastic, like the show!

"He's harmless. Part of the free speech movement at Berkeley in the sixties. *whispers* I think he did a little too much LDS."

:D :D :D

[meddow.livejournal.com]

I'm bummed about Tuvok as well. The more I think about it, the more I'm really not very happy about the destruction of Vulcan, since some of my favourite characters are Vulcans.