Star Wars or Star Trek?

**Atavistik** · Moderator

Ive got a copy of II in a sleeve with an autograph from "Bones"

TinyTerror · Villain General

Superhero wrote:

@TT: Since you're a "Shat Man" like myself read "ashes of Eden"

Best Star Trek Novel ever.

I'll look into it; to be perfectly honest, although I study the storylines outside of television and film continuity for a number of things, I dislike reading them as I don't find them to be stimulating enough. I'm not knocking on you as everyone has different tastes in the realm of reading and ANY reading is good for your brain, to be perfectly honest. Honestly? I'm a big fan of Shatner in almost any realm that he works in, from acting to, especially, his spoken word stuff. That song he did with Henry Rollins was epic, even if it is quite old now.

Guest

the reason I recomend it is because it was written by Shatner.

and was the greatest novel of all.

Midnight_Hawk · Newbie

I own the movie Fanboys... nuff said.

**Atavistik** · Moderator

'tis a good movie, sir.

Guest

I prefer "Free Enterprise"

**Atavistik** · Moderator

I love when he wrecks that car eating that..... candy bar

Midnight_Hawk · Newbie

Atavistik wrote:

'tis a good movie, sir.

Indeed it is.

**Zetaman** · Admin

I read the Shat-Trek novel where he comes back as a borg. It was okay... he makes himself younger due to the Borg process.
Other than that I read two books of novelizations of the original show episodes. Found them at a used book store. I'll try to find them to scan the covers.. they are pretty cool.

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Guest

I remember them, looked like oil painted covers.

Polarman · Hero of Steel

Zeta Man Are you talking about the Book called the Return Where Picard takes command of the Enterprise 1701-E The Sequel to The Novelization of Star trek generations Where he "Died" I have that Book

**Atavistik** · Moderator

*snap-hiss, thrummmmm. whittling 'speeder out of driftwood*

I have the Khan hardcover, signed by D. Kelley.

**Atavistik** · Moderator

Betcha if I said I used it as a coaster I'd get a quick response, I don't by the way, it's exactly how it was when I got it. I'm just sayin'.....

RazorHawk · Caped Crusader

I have to agree with SuperHero. Ashes of Eden was a good read. I used to read all the Trek books when I was in high school, but have read few since, but Ashes was really good.

Polarman · Hero of Steel

Space... The Final Frontier Theese are the voyages of the Melenium Falcon Its ongoing Mission to save the worlds to seek out the Empire and save the civlizations from them to boldly fight like no one has fought before.

A long Time from now in the universe not so far far away

Star trek .. The Romulan Manace

Star trek II Attack of the Borg

Star trek III Revenge of the Q

Star Trek 4 A New Home

Star trek 5 The Kingons Strike back

Star Trek 6 Return of the Tribbles

Star Wars

Star Wars 2 The Motion Picture

Star Wars 3 The wrath of Maul

Star wars 4 the Search for Solo

Star wars 5 Voyage of Hope

Star Wars 6 The Final Fight

Star Wars 7 The Undiscovered Galaxy

Star Wars 8 The Next Generation

Star Wars 9 Fist Contract

Star Wars 10 Insecure elections

Star wars 11 Nemisies at night

Guest

@Ativ: i bet you didn't know Dee kelly was pres. of "the Hollywood badmans association." prior to being Dr.McCoy? He was a member of a group of elite actors who were steriotyped as Bad guys and only worked as bad guys. Usually in westerns. Kelly even played Doc Holiday in "Shoot out at the OK coral" with kirk Douglas, and turned in a much more frightening portrayal of Doc Holiday then val kilmer would ever be capable of.

I think later members of the group included
jack palance
Sid Haig
and Richard Lynch.

Idea Man · Caped Crusader

G wrote:

I voted both. I love them equally and geekfully Cool

Same here.

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**Atavistik** · Moderator

I do remember him being bad, yes, the club, I knew nothing about. Jack Palance.... good actor. I was raised by old folks. I remember Red Skelton (thanks to the Nostalgia Channel)

The Samaritan · Member

I am particularly fond of Mandalorians as well as the Klingons, so I cast a vote for both, but I must say Star Wars is a little ahead in the race for me.

May the Force be with you,
and may you
Live long and prosper.

ElementLady · Newbie

By far it's definitely, Star Wars for me...