chip@t4test.UUCP (05/30/84)
Seeing that I haven't seen STIII (wait til Friday...), I guess
that this can't be a spoiler. But, dollars to doughnuts that
the Enterprise doesn't make it through the flick.
Item 1: The TV commercial calls the movie "the final voyage" of
the Enterprise.
Item 2: The same commercial shows a picture of the main hull
nearly destroyed. (Actually--it was a picture of a
starship's hull destroyed. I didn't see a NCC-1701
or any markings.)
Item 3: A recent newspaper article I saw mentioned that Star
Trek fans will be very upset with what happens to
the Enterprise.
Well, even I can put one and one together. (And get three.)
The question is, "What will the new ship in STIV look like?"
--
Chip Rosenthal, Intel/Santa Clara
{idi|intelca|icalqa|imcgpe|kremvax|qubix|ucscc}!t4test!{chip|news}dak@ihuxn.UUCP (Dave Krunnfusz) (05/30/84)
<> However, an interview I read with Nimoy quoted him as saying he didn't know why they were calling it the final voyage of the Enterprise. Playing coy, you think?
smw@tilt.UUCP (Stewart Wiener) (05/31/84)
I just saw a picture of the Excelsior. YEEEEEEEEECH! A flying bathtub, with saucer half-balanced on top! Ack, bletch, foo! Roger, Roger, please tell me Enterprise II isn't going to be Excelsior-class. (I haven't read the last 25% of the spoiler synopsis.) Spacedock, on the other hand, is lovely. Is it in geosynchronous orbit over San Francisco, I wonder? -- Thirty-three hours to go, and counting... Stewart Wiener / Princeton Univ. EECS / princeton!tilt!smw