William Shatner Says, “A Woman’s Place Is in the Fridge,” Remains the Worst
Thousands of fans turned out for Montreal Comic-Con July 8-10, many to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Star Trek. Overall, the mood was positive, forward-looking, and particularly supportive of diversity in the franchise. But then William Shatner opened his mouth, and took us all back in time (not in a fun Voyage Home way) with a string of sexist jokes.
Read MoreIndependence Day: Resurgence Is a Step Backwards for the Franchise, and a Missed Opportunity for Representation
2 out of 5 stars.
There's a good movie buried somewhere in Independence Day: Resurgence. Amidst the clunky exposition and embarrassing callbacks to the first film and disheartening one-liners delivered by Liam Hemsworth—who looks profoundly embarrassed and exhausted throughout—there may have even been a better movie than the first Independence Day.
Read MoreBryan Fuller’s Star Trek Show an Anthology Series Taking Place at Various Points in the Main Continuity
One of those points WON'T be the J.J. Abrams alternate timeline.
Ever since CBS announced plans for a Bryan Fuller-helmed Star Trek series exclusively for CBS All Access, fans have been speculating about which continuity the series would follow. Well, we may have finally gotten some answers!
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Brent Spiner Does An Amazing Impression of Patrick Stewart [Video]
To Boldly Go
This video is a bit old, taken at Emerald Con back in March, but that doesn't make it any less fantastic. I guess when one spends enough time on-set with Patrick Stewart, one becomes able to do a perfect impersonation of him, and that is exactly what Brent Spiner shows us in this video. It's really great, but not great enough to fool Stewart's wife. (The Uniblog)
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