Here is THE Colin Baker in the latest Star Trek Continues episode, 'The White Iris'. He appears in the first scene and in scattered scenes thereafter.
Colin Baker in Star Trek Continues: The White Iris
"Captain Kirk" aka Vic Mignogna was my English teacher in 1987. The first day of class he told us if, right then, we could correctly spell and tell him what "Antidisestablishmentarianism" meant he would pass us for the year. Of course at 17 nobody had a clue what it meant...
Originally Posted by sparks812:
“"Captain Kirk" aka Vic Mignogna was my English teacher in 1987. The first day of class he told us if, right then, we could correctly spell and tell him what "Antidisestablishmentarianism" meant he would pass us for the year. Of course at 17 nobody had a clue what it meant...”
“"Captain Kirk" aka Vic Mignogna was my English teacher in 1987. The first day of class he told us if, right then, we could correctly spell and tell him what "Antidisestablishmentarianism" meant he would pass us for the year. Of course at 17 nobody had a clue what it meant...”
Did he make anyone take the Kobayisha Maru test as well? Seriously, this series is so good. Completely nails Classic Trek. Vic's really living the dream!
Mignogna is brilliant at playing Shatner playing Kirk. And Chris Doohan playing his father playing Scott is brilliant, too. Everything is just right; it really feels like original Star Trek.
They took a couple of liberties, though..... I don't remember any mention of a
in the original series. And it's a pity that in the twenty-whateverth century they still can't pronounce
properly.
They took a couple of liberties, though..... I don't remember any mention of a
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Originally Posted by Dogmatix:
“Mignogna is brilliant at playing Shatner playing Kirk. And Chris Doohan playing his father playing Scott is brilliant, too. Everything is just right; it really feels like original Star Trek.
They took a couple of liberties, though..... I don't remember any mention of a
in the original series.”
“Mignogna is brilliant at playing Shatner playing Kirk. And Chris Doohan playing his father playing Scott is brilliant, too. Everything is just right; it really feels like original Star Trek.
They took a couple of liberties, though..... I don't remember any mention of a
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Originally Posted by Dogmatix:
“And it's a pity that in the twenty-whateverth century they still can't pronounce
properly.”
“And it's a pity that in the twenty-whateverth century they still can't pronounce
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