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Oct 30
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Nicole de Boer talks THE DEAD ZONE with Britain's SFX Magazine this month.
Oct 30
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The Cincinnati Enquirer published a detailed profile of Kate Mulgrew in its Oct 27 edition, exploring Mulgrew's perspective on her husband's campaign. Mulgrew is the wife of Ohio democratic Gubernatory candidate Tim Hagan.
Oct 30
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John Lucas, director of TOS's "The Enterprise Incident," "The Ultimate Computer" and "Elaan of Troyius" and writer of "That Which Survives," "The Changeling" and "Patterns of Forice" has died at the age of 83, according to the AP.
Oct 29
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The official X-MEN 2 website has opened up its 'Cerebro' section with tons of new photos, desktop themes and more. Go here.
Oct 24
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Kim Cattrall ('Valeris') talks SEX AND THE CITY and mentions playing a "sexy Vulcan" in a 60 Second Interview at UK's The Metro. (Thanks to 'Gitch' for the tip)
Oct 24
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UPN has ordered a one-hour live-action series adaptation of Marvel Comics' black superhero comic NIGHT THRASHER, according to Sci-Fi Wire.
Oct 23
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The DS9 Make a Movie Petition sends word that with over 13,000 signatures, it is nearing the home stretch and asks that you add your name by December 10th if you haven't already.
Oct 22
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European DVD release date rumors for ENTERPRISE, NEMESIS and DEEP SPACE NINE have surfaced at the Region 2 Project.
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Star Trek.com has posted 3 new photos from the upcoming ENT episode titled 'Marauders' here.
UPN trailer for "Marauders" available for download at MediaTrek and AllAboutStarTrek.
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Oct 22, 2002: STAR TREK III: THE SEARCH FOR SPOCK Special Edition DVD hits U.S. streets
Nov 5, 2002: TNG Season 5 DVD Box Set U.S. Release
Nov 26, 2002: STAR TREK NEMESIS soundtrack by Jerry Goldsmith released by Varese Sarabande Records
Dec 3, 2002: TNG Season 6 DVD Box Set U.S. Release
Dec 13, 2002: STAR TREK: NEMESIS hits U.S. theaters
Dec 31, 2002: TNG Season 7 DVD Box Set U.S. Release
2002: Click here for full 2002 TREK DVD/VHS UK release dates
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Posted:
08:29:50 on October 08 2002
By: Steve Krutzler
Dept: People
Speaking in the October issue of the UK's STAR TREK MONTHLY, actor John de Lancie says he always liked how 'Q' kept you guessing would be happy to reprise the role.
"He doesn’t have one characteristic or play one emotion," he says in excerpts available at Sci-Fi Pulse. "When people started to write that he was funny all the time, or angry all the time, that never worked for me. I felt it was best when I could play him as a very, very mercurial character. I’d love to find more depth in the mercurialness."
The actor recalls one of his favorite lines from ST:TNG's "Qpid," the 'Robin Hood' episode, that didn't even make the final cut.
"My henchmen said to me, ‘Tomorrow will be a good day. There will be a wedding and an execution!’ and I ad libbed, ‘But I thought all weddings were executions! That didn’t make the final cut, unfortunately."
De Lancie says his favorite TREK installment was the TNG series finale "All Good Things...," which brought his character full circle.
"Even though I did not have much to do, I think the four or five scenes I had were quintessentially ‘Q’ and had an arc to them," he told the mag. "Everything about that episode’s ‘Q’ scenes gave you a sense of the naughtiness and danger and the caring that were all a part of the character. You got a lot of different feelings and facets of ‘Q’ in ‘All Good Things’."
He says there are no plans currently to bring Q back but he knows how he'd like to return.
"If I were to do it again, I’d be interested in hearing people say, ‘He’s all over the map and yet it all seems very justifiable!’ Will I get the opportunity to do that? I don’t know. I’ve not spoken to (executive producers) Rick Berman or Brannon Braga about it, but sure, I’m open to coming back again."
Read more of the actor's remarks about Q here at Sci-Fi Pulse.
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