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At this point in time, Hollywood is going to do lots of stuff that people aren't going to like. Star Trek included. I may complain about designs or continuity and whatnot, but in the end, I'm not going to let it get to me. Who knows where this movie is gonna go. Whether or not I'll like or not hasn't been decided since I haven't watched the damn movie.

"0-Raiser". I think it's due out in December.

Bandai probably realized with the VF-25F that they should have put in for larger production runs. Hopefully now, supplies should be a little better all around.

According to the novels, he was.

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Arthur feels like a Bond-villian. The big-man in charge of an organization out there to change the world. They treated Sylar as a serial killer in season 1. Adam was the bad-guy with who was wronged and out to make everybody pay in season 2.

That's the Official File. 2059 is basically an episode guide.

Well duh.... All those years, he slowly went crazy, dyed his hair green and decided to call himself an "Innovator".

There a bit more. But unfortunately, mine is coming by SAL so I won't know for a while.

Stay on topic or I lock this thread.

Geez, sounds some of you just heard about WB's attempt at a live-action RT movie.... I see them going with Miller & Gough for a few reasons. Kasdan hasn't really done much work since 2003. Maguire worked with the 2 on Spiderman 2 and that turned out well so why not. WB has plenty of experience with the two due to Smallville. Whether or not this works out is up in the air. WB may be trying to get as many ideas out there and picking the best of the bunch.

Confirmed Gadessa and GN-Archer (suppose to be an add-on for Arios)?

Try Media Player Classic?

This is what I'm leaning on doing. Focus on the stuff we have less info on. When I scanned over the VF-5000 pages a while back, I found most of the info fairly redundant. I did the same with the YF-21 pages and it was the same story. That's because of the tech-jargon. Gubaba and David H. can tell you much tongue twisting-fun the VF-25 manual was/is. Stuff like the character sheets, history, and some of the timeline is easier because of the lack of tech-babble. But once we get to the tech sheets, it becomes a world-of-hurt trying to make sense of the jargon. I don't think we've given up, but we have to slow down when we hit the tech-babble because most dictionaries out there don't translate tech-babble.

I already grabbed some info from it, but frankly, it's too damn thick. Roughly 93-pages of text would take me years.

Look at the first post of the Frontier series thread.

Pick your choice of HD: http://www.apple.com/trailers/paramount/startrek/

Folks looking for the Frontier concert from last month will find it in the first post of this thread. Thank you ntsan.

Keep it clean and we won't lock this thread down again. Big-screen 'Robotech' lands scribes, Alfred Gough, Miles Millar to pen adaptation

We're not sure if that is Tieria. The hair is off since Tieria only has neck-length hair. So unless Tieria is wearing a wig or hair extensions, we'll find out next week. Until then, we gots lots of fanart. Not sure what's going to happen to Marie. We are only on episode 7 of 25. Still lots of ways to make life difficult for the two.

Yes, the specs do list internal micro-missile launchers on the VF-27. The VF-25's specs doesn't list any internal ordnance. We have seen it carry wing-mounted equipment and we're pretty sure there are hardpoints on the wings (still waiting on the official nod to that).

Oh and

Don't bother with variants. It would only confuse the issue. The VF-3 Star Crusader doesn't fall within the within the Studio Nue continuity so I would set that aside for later. And for the VF-14, I would just use the M3 version.