Dark Primus wrote:3. Berman have claimed Star Trek fans/sci-fi fans are not ready for Enterprise. ( I think that is the most stupid peice of shit statement that has ever come out of Berman's mouth )
Actually, I'd agree with them, but only in the sense that I wouldn't be "ready" to have a splintery wooden dildo shoved so far up my ass that I'd taste pine sap on the tip of my tongue...
Actually, only a small portion (about the size of a tube of lipstick) of Roddenberry's ashes were sent into orbit, along with those of several other people (such as Timothy Leary). They've most likely burned up by now.
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Simon H.Johansen wrote:
Not to nitpick, but Roddenberry can't spin in his grave, as he was cremated after his death.
Not to mention being launched into orbit!
Then let's hope two of those ashes carefully turn themselves into well-aimed micrometeors...
Can B&B's treatment of Star Trek be compared to the truly horrendous quality of most Cthulhu Mythos fiction not written by Lovecraft??? (Note: Not all non-Lovecraft Cthulhu Mythos stories)
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