Star Trek geeks eat your Klingon-crazed hearts out: Topless Robot has compiled a guide to the 30 greatest Star Trek villains. They’re not exactly catwalk material.
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The big movies of 2010 (with a sobering thought)
What movie buffs have to look forward to in 2010: on the upper echelon is new cinematic forays from Robin Hood, Balthazar Blake, Lamuel Gulliver and Gordon Gekko; on decidedly lower terrain, Shrek, the Karate Kid, and The Wog Boy make their way back to the big screen.
Video of the Day: Star Trek say what?
What would happen if Star Trek was dubbed with what it looks like they’re saying. It may not make sense, but it is disturbingly accurate.
It’s Malcolm Turnbull Jim, but not as we know him
Bernard Keane went to bed in a universe in which Malcolm Turnbull’s leadership was damaged, but not terminal, and awoke in one in which he was about to be deposed by “senior Liberals”, “within days”. It’s like a bad episode of Star Trek.
Is there copyright in space?
Apparently all you have to do to legally download new movies — with the government’s assistance in copying, reformatting and uploading requested titles — is leave the planet, says Cinetology.
Star Trek reviewed by Star Wars fan
The obvious advantage possessed by the Star Trek prequel over those other ones is that the script was written by actual writers, writes Daniel Zugna.
Leonard Nimoy: the origin of Spock’s greeting
Star Trek — there’s more Judaism in it than you’d think.
No Klingon in new Star Trek film
Set phasers to ‘outraged’: All spoken Klingon has been cut from the new Star Trek film.
Beginners’ guide to Star Trek
The new Star Trek film has premiered to rave reviews. Here’s everything you really need to know about this seminal series (including how to dress like Captain Kirk).







