Just In: Star Trek Riker Employee of the Month Tee

Posted by keithpatrick on Jan 24, 2012 in New Tees

I can only think of one thing that would make this Employee of the Month shirt better, a limited Hobo Riker variant version. Make is so, Number One!

Benicio Del Toro + Star Trek = Awesome

Posted by keithpatrick on Nov 8, 2011 in General News

It’s only a rumor, but according to Variety, Benicio Del Toro has been offered (or will be offered) the role of a villain in the upcoming Star Trek sequel. So far no word on who he could be playing but we are thinking it will be Khan.

Star Trek Fans, I Found Some Abandoned Concept Art

Posted by keithpatrick on Dec 28, 2010 in Movies, News

I was looking around the web for something to buy myself and ran across some abandoned Ralph McQuarrie concept art from ‘Star Trek – Planet of the Titans‘ (this was going to be Paramount’s first attempt at a big-screen Star Trek movie).

Phase II Enterprise

You can see more of Ralph McQuarrie artwork here (on the right side of the page)

And you can see more of our awesome Star Trek shirts here, like this one by Junk Food!

Star Trek Space T-Shirt Sheer

How ‘Star Trek’ Should Have Ended!

Posted by keithpatrick on Feb 27, 2010 in Movies

Watch the 3-minute “How ‘Star Trek’ Should Have Ended” video here below and be sure to stick around after the credits.

I have to say I love these videos This was a real fun one, as Star Trek was my favorite movie of 2009 and this revised ending has some special appearances you’ll definitely love. Trust me on this one.

Confirmed: R2-D2 Finally Discovered In Star Trek

Posted by keithpatrick on Nov 17, 2009 in Movies, News

sciencefictionstuff was the first to break it:

As you can see, R2D2 is floating through the debris field in a shot where the Director figured out attention would of course be on the giant Romulan ship, the Nerada. While completely ignoring this little robot floating gently to the left of the screen.

But here he is! Undeniable proof that R2D2 somehow was transported through space and time in order to witness the destruction of Vulcan.

I guess the chances are that he was then sucked into the black hole and sent far far away with all the debris from Vulcan…

*Update, some people online are saying that this image is Photoshoped but I want to help prove that it is not. The best way to do this I have found is to play your copy of ‘Star trek’ with Media Player Classic and use the amazing frame advance feature to get the still… thats how I done it.

I am truly amazed that I seem to be one of the few people who spotted this, yay for me! lolz.

Then Gizmodo backed it up:

In this frame you can clearly see R2-D2′s cameo in JJ Abrams’ Star Trek. This time there’s absolutely no doubt about it: It’s been confirmed by ILM.

Can you see him floating there, on the left, right below the huge arrow that I also missed when I saw the movie? That’s obviously him, a fact that has been confirmed to me by one of the movie’s sequence supervisors at Industrial Light & Magic—the same guy who said this previous sighting was just the shuttle.