The scoop is on
Sci-Fi Wire. It seems B&B have some plans to take
Enterprise in new directions this fall.

According to this piece, Walter “Matt” Jefferies passed away on June 21st. He was responsible for the unique saucer and nacelle look of the original starship Enterprise from the 1966 series. That look would influence the next 37 years of starship design within the Star Trek universe.

For those of you struggling to place the name, you’ve have heard it a hundred times in every Star Trek series: The “Jefferies Tubes” are named in his honor.

Warp speed Matt. And thanks.

Apparently it’s not just us

Scifigod writes, Activision is now suing Viacom for breach of contract for “Lack of Support for ‘Star Trek’ Movie and Television Franchise and Failure to Cooperate With Activision”. Activision currently has several licensing deals for Video game production based on Star Trek and it’s companions.

Pulled from Yahoo Finance News, http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/030701/latu062a_1.html

I’ll just stand over here and smirk, contentedly.

Here it is, my annual look back at the previous season of Enterprise.
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Somebody’s ghost writing for B&B. Nothing else makes sense.

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Getting jiggy with T’Pol…

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Part one of our double feature.

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Sci-Fi Wire has a piece on a job posting in Oregon. It’s just too weird.

Well, he’s using the cover of his official website to do it, but since he’s contributed to the production of 100 episodes of Star Trek, he feels you should fire off a congratulatory message.

Go on, let him know what you really think of his “contributions” to Star Trek.

If Star Trek Continuity was a person, I’d be getting it to a rape victim support group.

Read more, if you care.

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