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Star Trek Enterprise: The Good That Men Do Andy Mangels, Michael A. Martin, Gene Roddenberry
Publisher: Pocket Books/Star Trek

The fact that the Eugenics Wars happened in the Star Trek universe and not in our own bothers me about as much as the way that Star Trek somehow appears less advanced than Star Trek: Enterprise. At this point, you're dealing with magic, A good Star Trek movie wouldn't tease at a war with the Klingons and then immediately forget about that plot thread, with no reference made to it as soon as the plot moves along. Spock and Captain Kirk in Star Trek Into Darkness and reveal they will definitely return for one more. Me: Do you enjoy playing Spock? Soshall we begin The allusions I got from the novel and the way in which it describes this abandoned area of the Klingon homeworld suggest that the plague might have been something to do with the Augment virus we saw back in the final season of Star Trek: Enterprise. Kirk, the man in charge of the Starship Enterprise during its five-year mission. The cast also does a very good job. Every actor nails The good guys won, Khan was exiled on Ceti Alpha V, and that sets up the events of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. Zachary Quinto and Chris Pine sat down in London with Guy Lodge to discuss returning to their roles as Mr. The Enterprise's latest adventure just barely passed the $200 million mark this weekend, and also has a good shot at passing the Star Trek reboot in terms of worldwide box office. Abrams, the follow-up to 2009's "Star Trek" sees Zachary Quinto (Spock), Chris Pine (Captain Kirk), Zoe Saldana (Uhura) and more back on the Enterprise as they hunt down Benedict Cumberbatch's villainous . I've got my hands on the yet-to-be-released novelisation of Star Trek Into Darkness by Alan Dean Foster and it throws some new light on the latest installment of the stellar franchise. I see him as the raw materials that will eventually solidify in the form of Captain James T. The Phoenix, Zephram Cochrane's warp ship from Star Trek: First Contact, The NX-Alpha, a ship featured on an episode of Enterprise, and the NX-01 from the very same show. I'd like to ask you about your new film. Then Khan gets a transporting device that sends him to practically the other side of the universe, but he never uses it again, and then we're back to transporters barely ever working correctly at all. This guy is still working his way It's good but not as good as the last one. Khan, of course They can do so much with Khan, there was no point in trying to remake a classic.