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That's because it is Sylar.
Well Zach Quinto who plays both roles.

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The fact that we (the audience) can see the Romulan does NOT mean that the characters can see/identify the Romulan.

It's like those big-eared aliens on Enterprise that never gave their names. (The fact that, 200 years later, "Ferengi" is a household word, is irrelevant because it's 200 years later.)

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And I still think Fillion should be Kirk. That dude looks too young.

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And I still think Fillion should be Kirk. That dude looks too young.

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Kirk is supposed to be young. Part of his cachet is that he was (and AFAIK, still is even by the 24th century) the youngest person to ever make Captain.

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Of course I must see it being a sworn member of the Federation as I am, but I still say only Shatner could go to China.

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Young Shat, Kirk. Old and fat Shat, DENNY CRANE!

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Young Shat, Kirk. Old and fat Shat, DENNY CRANE!

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Pics look good so far, though I have to agree the bridge set is way overdone. That looks a heck of lot fancier than any set from previous movies. If this is a prequel shouldn't the set have been simplier, say along the lines of Enterprise the tv series or something?

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That looks a heck of lot fancier than any set from previous movies. If this is a prequel shouldn't the set have been simplier, say along the lines of Enterprise the tv series or something?

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DUDE! Spoiler warning??

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That looks a heck of lot fancier than any set from previous movies. If this is a prequel shouldn't the set have been simplier, say along the lines of Enterprise the tv series or something?

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Remember, the events of First Contact changed the timeline in subtle ways (such as creating the entire Enterprise storyline). One of the more minor ripples was that, in this version of the universe, when NCC 1701 was ordered, Kirk obviously chose the "Deluxe Blue Crystal" trim pack instead of the "70s retro" kit. What the longterm effects of this will be is unknown, but I think that option came with the anti-lock warp nacelles, which might change the course of a few battles.

They could have gone for the "Apple Special" aluminium and black glass - but Uhura didn't want the glossy main viewscreen and Scotty needed Firewire to plug in his tricorder....

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Well, for one - did you really expect them to keep the cardboard and pastels style of the old show??

Besides, who's to say they won't refit it to look more like what we know later on? What we're seeing in these pictures is still from before "The Cage" pilot of the series. Maybe captian Pike has the bridge redesigned at some point?

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Well, for one - did you really expect them to keep the cardboard and pastels style of the old show??

Besides, who's to say they won't refit it to look more like what we know later on? What we're seeing in these pictures is still from before "The Cage" pilot of the series. Maybe captian Pike has the bridge redesigned at some point?

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The Extreme Makeover team have a cameo appearance.

As a side note does anyone know if Pike will be featured in the movie? Or is that another secret?



"I don't believe in suicide, but if you'd like to try it it might cheer me up to watch."

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Pics look good so far, though I have to agree the bridge set is way overdone. That looks a heck of lot fancier than any set from previous movies. If this is a prequel shouldn't the set have been simplier, say along the lines of Enterprise the tv series or something?

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Interesting.

I can't help but feel a bit betrayed by the way the actors look almost nothing like the original character they are portraying though.

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This image bothers me.

The proportions seem off, and the nacelle arms are mounted awkwardly too far to the rear of the secondary hull. Why is the secondary hull moved so far forward? Just to be different? It doesn't have the balance of the original, or the sleek lines of the movie era version. Yeah, it's different, but it isn't better at all!

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I have to say I prefer Gabe's version better. It's got the right balance and proportions, but looks modern.

Funny how a fanboy like us, designed a far better modernized version of the Enterprise, than the version Hollywoods best artists came up with. Someone paid good money for this mess? They should have saved a ton of wasted time and money, and paid for Gabe's design. He got it right!

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I think I'm very tolerant!

I'm okay with a "young" "fresh" new cast playing my favorite Trek characters, but I still have issues with this "new" Enterprise. The engines look like they were taken off some 50's era caddy, the secondary hull is wayyyy too far forward, and the overall shape just seems awkward! Maybe it will look better from other angles, but from what I've seen, I still think the best version of the Enterprise was first seen in Star Trek: The Motion Picture. That one brought tears to my eyes! This one just makes me want to cry!

I'd given some thought to movin' off the edge -- not an ideal location -- thinkin' a place in the middle.

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I still think the best version of the Enterprise was first seen in Star Trek: The Motion Picture. That one brought tears to my eyes!

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