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"...all these worlds..." is a blog by David Hitt. It covers space exploration, decent science fiction, humor (by its very nature), and whatever else I happen to find cool. (Formerly "You Must Fight The Bear")
Name: David Hitt About Me: Inspiring the next generation of explorers... See my complete profile
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:: Wednesday, February 11, 2004 ::
These Are The Adventures...
There are days when I wonder whether this whole blogging thing is really worthwhile. And, then, I find something like this. Just being able to disseminate this one link to my audience justifies the entire existence of YMFTB. Whatever you're doing, whereever you are, you must IMMEDIATELY go to www.5yearmission.com. RIGHT NOW. "The new show will be the continuing voyages of Captain Kirk and the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise, NCC-1701 as seen in the 1966-69 television series, ?Star Trek?. The series was cancelled after its third season. We are restarting the series as if it were in its fourth year. ... The producers feel that Kirk, Spock, McCoy and the rest should be treated as "classic" characters, like Willy Loman from Death of a Salesman, Gandalf from Lord of the Rings or even Hamlet, Othello or Romeo. Many actors have and can play the roles, each offering a different interpretation of said character. Though the character is the same, the interpretation of the actor is what's in question. We feel that the crew of the Enterprise has more to teach us about life and each other than has been explored to date. We also feel the new actors can add to the legend in a believable and contemporary way. Yes, some may have a problem separating Shatner from Kirk - all we ask is that you give it a try and see whether Kirk and the crew still have something to say. ...
The idea for creating a new series based on the original Star Trek, first originated in 1997 with James Cawley. James worked with original series and Next Generation costume designer, William Ware Theiss. Over the years James has amassed a huge collection of set pieces, props and costumes with one goal in mind: recreating the spirit of Trek. Jack Marshall and James were introduced in April of 2003 while working on another project together. Jack is best known as one of the ?Phantom Editors? whose re-mix of Star Wars: The Phantom Menace and Star Trek V have met with wide acclaim on the internet and at screenings in several film festivals. ... "
There are days when I wonder whether this whole blogging thing is really worthwhile. And, then, I find something like this. Just being able to disseminate this one link to my audience justifies the entire existence of YMFTB.