Hey there readers and welcome to Even Number Star Trek Movie
Week. The title kinda gives the idea
away but for those of you doing whippets I will explain. The concept behind this week is most Trekkies
feel the odd number films were too long, dull or baffling on how it even got
made. One thing the trekkers agree on is
that the even number movies were enjoyable and memorable. So with that in mind I take you back to the
far away time of 1982 continuation of an episode 24 in first season of the
Original Series known as Space Seed. So
grab your road warrior apparel, juice up on those roids and dare to be
superior. This is Star Trek II: Wrath of
KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNN!!!!
Kirk: Khan, you
spoiler. You’re going to have to do your own dirty work now! Do you hear me?!
Do you?
Stardate: 15 years after the success of Space Seed, we catch
up with the crew of the Enterprise after the mishaps of the Motion Picture, the
loss of its commanding officer Captain Decker (Stephen Collins of All the
President’s Men, 7th Heaven and Blood Diamond) and the newly
promoted Captain Spock (Leonard Nimoy of Gunsmoke, Star Trek,
Mission: Impossible, Atlantis: The Lost Empire and Star Trek Into The Darkness)
with an inexperienced crew and senior staff of the original series. Admiral Kirk (William Shatner of Dr. Kildare,
Incubus, Impulse, Barbary Coast and 3rd Rock From the Sun) is
doing a routine inspection of the Enterprise after its repair and refit from
the V’ger incident to see the performance and that they are ready for the
field.
Hailing COOOOOOOMMMMSS open, Captain. Oh my. |
Light years away a group of scientists led by Dr. Carol
Marcus (Bibi Besch of The Day After, Steel Magnolias and Tremors) are
developing a project called Genesis to bring life to dead planets. As the U.S.S. Reliant is done with their
progress update and recon they find a distress beacon on the outer system and
go and investigate.
Oh get up! I think one of you is sitting on Tattoo! |
Captain Terrel (Paul
Winfield of Damnation Alley, The Terminator, Presumed Innocent and Mar Attacks)
and First Officer Chekov (Walter Koeing of Star Trek, Moontrap,
Babylon 5 and War of Heaven) go to investigate only to encounter the
former crew of genetically engineered humans of the Botany Bay led by Khan Noonien
Singh (Ricardo Montalban of Battleground, Mystery Street, Fantasy Island, The
Colbys and Spy Kids 2: Island of Lost Dreams) who holds Kirk
responsible for the planet they were marooned on this wasteland of a planet being
ruined by their neighboring one exploding.
Khan and his crew
seize the Reliant and could have left for planets unexplored and ripe for
conquer but Khan wants both the Genesis project as a weapon and Kirk’s head on
a pike. He’s old school like that.
The crew of the Enterprise must deal with a madman they so
long ago forgot and must put an end to his diabolical schemes for the sake of
all creation. The needs of the many
outweigh the needs of the few or the one after all.
So none of you used the crews' showers?? |
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