Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!

[dieastra]

Look x-erikah-x who favourited and retweeted my tweet! Just right now when I am watching the episode for at least the fourth time. Aaaaaaaaah!

For those that have no idea what I am talking about, this is Chuck Huber, playing Bones in "Star Trek Continues". You can find me being all fangirly and explaining about it here: Read more... )

Comments

[geekslave]

Congrats!

Stacey

[dieastra]

Thank you! If you are a Star Trek fan and don't know this, check it out. It's worth it.

[geekslave]

Thanks!

Stacey

[cowgrrl]

Yay! I've watched episode 1 today and loved it. (The sequel to the one about Apollo.) I liked it more than the original episode. :-)

[dieastra]

I must say, from the four available, number one is my least favourite. It wasn't exactly bad, it's just that the others are so much better. I know you know already the Mirror universe one, I will be very interested in what you will think about number 2 and especially number 4. Which I just watched yesterday - again - for the fourth time now? And it still touches me deeply

[alumfelga]

I'm happy for you :)

[dieastra]

Thanks ;)

[x_erikah_x]

Hey, late to the party, but yay!

Have you seen the latest episode? It has a lot of Bones and Kirk.

[dieastra]

Hiya

[x_erikah_x]

Oooh, that's nice to know. Smart FX, that's cool. I kept wondering how they did that and got to stay within the budget. I'm amazed that they actually went that far. It was a really touching episode and their effort and love come across the screen.

Green with envy now! I wish I could have the opportunity to meet them!

[dieastra]

Apparently the explosion, when Kirk was hit, was made bigger with CGI. This is really Vic going down though. But his leg was all the old fashioned way, as well as the arm of that guy at the end. In a behind-the-scene video you can see the arm bound on the back of his shirt