CBS trying to shut down Star Trek Fan Project Axanar

[BirdOPrey5]

Paramount, CBS File Lawsuit Against TREKNEWS.NET

It's looking good... too good for CBS.

#IStandWithAxanar

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrlNSGbgrlQ

This is what CBS and/or Paramount should have been doing all along, not shitty JJ Abrams "let's f*ck the whole thing up" universe.

QAPLA'

Sign the petition: https://www.change.org/p/cbs-support-axanar

[Max Taxable]

To me they look rather silly doing this after all the other fan-produced Trek over the years.

David Gerrold agrees with us, he said about Axanar, "THIS is Star trek."

The JJ Abrams crap, is not.

[setishock]

The male Vulcan was played by the same person who played the Vulcan ambassador to earth in the Enterprise series. You know the one with the hot looking Vulcan babe whom the engineer got a piece of her action then got killed off.

They're not making these with no name actors. I recognized him right off. Her face I can't place but will sooner or later.
Maybe that's why they're putting up such a fuss. I bet Gene is spinning in his grave.

[Max Taxable]

Originally Posted by setishock

The male Vulcan was played by the same person who played the Vulcan ambassador to earth in the Enterprise series. You know the one with the hot looking Vulcan babe whom the engineer got a piece of her action then got killed off.

They're not making these with no name actors. I recognized him right off. Her face I can't place but will sooner or later.
Maybe that's why they're putting up such a fuss.

Umm, no. Most all previous fan-produced ST which SeeBS had no problem with used actors, sets, ships and props as well from the various series and movies. Actors including George Takei (Sulu), Nichelle Nichols (Uhura), Tim Russ (Tuvok), Walter Koenig (Chekov), and so on.

I bet Gene is spinning in his grave.

He has been ever since JJ Abrams got his mitts on the franchise. He's not spinning over Axanar, in fact David Gerrold (ST writer of the tribbles episode and consultant on the 'Enterprise' series) said of Axanar, "THIS is Star Trek" and signed on as creative consultant on Axanar later as well.

SeeBS's problem with this is that it is better than the current crap they are producing.