Oh dear lord I didn't recognize him at all. Hee! I guess that explains my snickering when he got beat up!

I tried--oh, how I tried--to watch this execrable waste of time and talent. The hour of it or so I watched before DVR deletion was spent spotting the movies from which this one plagiarized. Now, maybe if Captain Tucker (in my mind, he became the Captain of the Enterprise after Archer was killed by Porthos) had been shirtless or something, then I'd have watched the rest of it.

Wesley is going to be on Leverage this summer.

I saw this movie on Scifi with Trip, but it was dull and blatantly ripped off a bunch of elements from Firefly. So I didn't make it through the whole thing. I wish I could see him in something good.

So is Seven.

The trailer for NewKirk's next movie can be found here.

Titus Welliver, aka, Maxwell Burke of Voyager's "Equinox" episodes popped up in the last episode of Kings, playing an ex-soldier bartender.

I know you've all been waiting for this:


(and thanks for posting, US, I was afraid I'd end up triple posting in here)

Oh no! Not TJ Hooker! I HATE these revivals they are always so lowest common denominator and filled with people who are pretty damn uninteresting to me (Stiller, Owen brothers, Jackass guy, Jessica Simpson, the list goes on and on). They'll ruin it for sure and God only knows how they work in the obligatory Shatner cameo.

From last year, Ethan Phillips emcee's Dragon*Con's Masquerade, and loses his composure over a specific costume.

Michelle Forbes is now a regular on the new season of True Blood. Phlox has made a couple more appearances, too.

Tuvok is the principal on iCarly.

Trip is on the Closer right now. Considering his first line was 'did that bitch tell you I raped her?', I don't think he's being very Trip-like.

Aw, he was only in that one scene. I think he needs a better agent.

Funny you should say that:

Quote courtesy of Codger, from the Stargate Convention in Chicago. Brought over from the Stargate: Atlantis thread:



I did like the way he was sleeveless, sweaty and running on The Closer though. And I thought he got better screen time than David Hewlett from SGA, whose role was basically "Yeah!" and "What he said!". But not as good as John Billingsley, who actually got to be interrogated by Brenda Leigh.

BTW, I caught an ad for Leverage that seems to suggest a MirrorU-Leverage team will be showing up this week. Is this the episode with lots of Trek alum, like Frakes and Wheaton? Or is that a different future episode?

heh, I thought you'd enjoy that.

Good to hear he's finding new representation. He deserves more than a page and a half.

Is it weird that I keep crossing my fingers for a Trinneer/Keating pairing on Supernatural? They can play batshit crazy bad guys and get their come-uppance from the Winchester boys and Castiel? It would be the Best ManCandy Episode Ever! *prepares to write to Santa*

Wesley Crusher will be playing Hardison's hacker counterpart on Leverage tonight.

Leverage was awesome, and Wheaton was delightful as he usually is. There was also a shout out to the Kobayashi Maru, and Noa Tishby (formerly Corporal Cole, the slutty MACO that had the audacity to try and Neural Nudge Tucker during "Harbinger") played the Alt-Hitter.

ETA: Actually that's (ETD) edit to delete. That's a Marlowe and Archer reference. I had Trek on the brain, so I saw it where it was not. Not that there's anything wrong with that.

Just a note, Reading Rainbow ends a 26 year run on PBS today. Well done, Mr. Burton. Pity the funding wasn't there in the end.

I understand original episodes stopped being produced a few years ago, so I think this means the show won't even be on in reruns on PBS anymore.

Aw, that makes me sad. I loved that show. And I think it filled an important role. So many other shows teach kids how to read but RR followed up on that, making it fun and interesting.

How did I miss this before? Linda Park (Hoshi Sato) was in a movie with Christopher Marquette and Ray Wise called Infestation. It was hysterically wrong! Giant bugs take over the planet! Linda's role was small (but Pivotal!) and she died off camera.

I couldn't help but wonder if alien bugs taking over Earth reminded her of brain bugs deployed by space lizards to destroy the world. Guess I'll never know.

So I was wheedled into watching Dirty Harry tonight (and enjoyed myself more then I thought I would). And there's an "Andy Robinson" in the opening credits, which is familiar. But I think, "It can't be who I think." But I take a closer look at, and listen to the voice of, the young man playing the villain, a serial killer nicknamed "Scorpio." And oh my god, if it isn't our favorite Cardassian tailor and ex-spy out of his spoon-head makeup. Very very young (it's the second entry on his IMDB roster), very cute, and playing one crazy motherfucker. (Think the way Garak was in "Empok Nor", times ten.)

Jeri Ryan, on a Leverage set. Her first appearance I think will be this week, and then Leverage will take a hiatus until their winter season.

Wil Wheaton will be on The Big Bang Theory!!

Wil Wheaton is also in season 3 of The Guild, a little web series about MMO gamers that is the brainchild of Felicia Day (from Dr. Horrible, that DVD episode of Dollhouse, Buffy). He's the villain, the leader of a rival guild.

You can find the season 3 episodes so far on MSN video.

It looks like Scott Bakula (Archer) has a couple of projects coming out soon. One is a movie with Matt Damon called The Informant. It looks funny. And a TV show later in the fall with Ray Romano (whom I have never found funny) and Andre Braugher, about what it means to be a man and get older. It's called Men of a Certain Age and will be shown on USA, according to the eleventy billion ads I saw recently. Sheesh! I'm still not done being mad at him for the travesty that was Archer! Does he have to keep showing up on my TV?

The Informant looks very good but I haven't seen a single ad for Archer's tv show that makes me want to tune in at all.

Jeri Ryan was the new girl on the team (even if they didn't realize it) on Leverage this week. I missed Sophie but she was still pretty good.

I'm just looking forward to the Chuck DVDs so that I can see Bakula as Chuck's dad. He was so great it went a long way to erase Archer.

I spent the weekend giggling over an older movie called Double Jeopardy. Starring our own Movie Pike (Bruce Greenwood) as a murdering sociopath. (He's soooo pretty!) It wasn't until the credits rolled that I realized Ashely Judd is also a Trek alum, starring in TNG in that episode where Riker brings home the sexy toy and all the crew fall under a spell and it's up to Wesley and his newfound hormones to save the day. Hah! Trekkers slum together even before they slum together!

Conner Trinneer was on Lincoln Heights last night, playing a cop. It seems he might reappear in future episodes. He was onscreen a lot longer than his appearance on The Closer.

He's good in it, isn't he? When I went to a Star Trek convention, I got Robinson's autograph on a "Scorpio" picture for my dad, who is a mild Trekkie but a huge fan of Dirty Harry.

Titus Welliver, aka, Maxwell Burke of Voyager's "Equinox" made a pit stop on Supernatural this week, playing War. As in, one of the Four Horsemen of the Bro-pocalypse. Although he was beaten, you can't really kill War so maybe he'll be back.

Also, Noa Tishby (Corporal Cole, slutty MACO) was on NCIS last night. She was interviewing to take Ziva's place on the team. Tony and Tim selected her, but Gibbs made her run away crying. Heh! I don't think she'll be making a return appearance.

And Christian Slater (ST:Undiscovered Country) leads the cast of The Forgotten.

MovieSulu (John Cho) appears on Flash Forward, the ABC show about future visions. Also, Brannon Braga is listed as Executive Producer, and helped pen the premier.

I saw the Informant! last night and Scott Bakula was very good in it.

At one point, Matt Damon's character is explaining the origins of his company's name (ADM). The A comes from Archer who 'killed himself with an arrow.' Probably a coincidence for a joke but still funny.

Finally watched the first episode last night. Mama's got a new show - I loved it!

I'm not a big Joseph Fiennes fan so am really hoping Sulu survives past the next six months. I've loved him since Kitchen Confidential (which everyone should watch. It's on hulu and is hilarious).

Kirk will be playing a counterfeiter in The Art of Making Money.

Oh, akg, I'm going to need more information than that. Is it Shatner!Kirk or Pine!Kirk. Inquiring minds want to know if they should probe further. ;)

John De Lancie (Q) made a guest appearance on Greek last night on ABC Family. Dale, who was super religious, used to fall asleep listening to Q read him the Bible. But then he fell away from religion. And then went to a local (to the show) ComicCon where De Lancie was shouting "Pay attention to me!" and that sent Dale running straight back to religions' arms. hee!

The article was about New!Kirk, sorry.

But he may be stepping into Jack Ryan's shoes intead (or possibly doing both).

Wil Wheaton + Big Bang Theory=Nerdvana!

I'm so glad I caught up on BBT for that!

Kate Mulgrew is a semi-regular on an NBC medical drama this season called Mercy. It's not a great show,merely ok,but she's funny on it. She plays the trashy,alcoholic mother of the lead character. She always has a drink and a cig in her hand and pretty much nails it.

Snerk. Now I'm reimagining VOY with Capt Janeway with a drink and a cig. Hee!

I told my mom to DVR Wheaton's Big Bang Theory, and when I watched it, I laughed so hard I hurt myself. When it was over, my non-scifi mom asked me to explain all the jokes. *eyebrow raise* That could take a while.

A few pages back, Connor's Closer cameo was mentioned. Peachy Keen thanks for posting that. I was so utterly confused by his cameo (when I first saw it, I was like "Yay! I get to watch Trip for an hour. I bet he did it because he'd never do a cam-Oh... there he goes. One scene? HUH?") so I'm glad to know somebody got fired for that.

T'Pol is in tonight's House. I think she's the patient's wife but I don't think I'd have recognized her if I hadn't noticed her name in the credits. Not a very big part.

Yes, that was Jolene Blalock on House as the patient's wife. Her part consisted of looking worried and sad - but she at least had more than one scene. She's also going to be on Legend of the Seeker this season, which is apparently a much bigger role.

I thought Wil Wheaton on Leverage was hilarious, even though he overacted a bit. He played a large turd of a geek/criminal and went up against my darling Hardison. In the same episode there was a reference to Kobayashi Maru (sp?), which made my happiness complete.

Also, Tom Hardy from Nemesis has rapidly become one of my favorite actors and has really made a name for himself. If you want to see a hilarious hoodlum film with him in it, take a look at Rock n Rolla, which also has Gerard Butler in it. Even if you don't like this type of Guy Ritchie film (and he is a hit-or-miss director for me), you must see it for the dance scene, the most economical sex scene in the history of film, and the coming out scene with Handsome Bob (Hardy) and One-Two (Butler).

Hardy's voice is so, well, hot, that he could read the phone book, as they say, and I would be mesmerized.

Did she even have a line? Part of me was waiting for another women to show up in the episode.

I've been thinking about catching up on this. Is it worth it?

I really hope they find a way to bring him back at some point. He was excellent. He also needs to return to Big Bang Theory. Sheldon needs to get his revenge.

She had a couple of lines. But basically she was there as the accepting and loving wife - who wanted what was best for her husband despite the fact that they were adult film stars. I think she was meant to be an ironic counterpoint to Cameron - who was sent out riding the judgmental bitch train.




In a word, yes. The show just keeps getting better and better.

Good to know. Thanks. I will definitely look for episodes.

So annoying and out of character.

Not sure I would have either. Maybe it was the non-Vulcan makeup, but she almost looked she'd had something done to her lips.