Jay Robinson

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To be honest, I’ve always thought the Enterprise-D was a pretty funny looking ship. Odd proportions.

"Extremely close examination of the impulse drive system schematic panel in Main Engineering might reveal that one of the components is labeled “Infinite Improbability Generation,” a tip of the hat to Douglas Adams’s Hitchiker’s Guide to the Galaxy."

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Mike Okuda, Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual.

Apparently when the blu-ray disks come out, we’ll be able to see these panels, some with in-jokes never designed to be visible on television, in high definition.

Read more from Mike in this interview from Star Trek.com.

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New Years Resolution: Design and develop an LCARS app.

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Picard, with hair!

“Computer… Computer…”

Star Trek Re-dubbed.

Via Dan Gurewitch

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Best. Star Trek. Ever.

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Ex Astris Scientia features detailed images of Star Trek interiors.

Garrett Murray:

Old Star Trek made to look like new Star Trek (via Amanda, thedailywhat)

As you can see, this is clearly superior to the original version. It feels so alive and spacey and like the future and alive and also bright and superior. Alive and spacey.

This is so cool it’s ridiculous. Can’t wait to buy the The Original Series (J.J. Abrams Remastered Edition) DVDs. Garrett’s written more about Star Trek.

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Justin Ouellette:

Fucking rad.

Luke Seeley:

Admiral John Locke (TNG, S7E12, “The Pegasus”)

Yes! LOST and TNG!

Joe Laz: The Galactically Hot Women of Star Trek.

I love Star Trek.