I would sooner be dropped headfirst into a pit of tarantulas than ever read 
that line again...

Astromancer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:                                  i JUST 
BIT MY TONGUE...and pushed the CAPS button...
 
 Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:          
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
 "Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 
August 6, 2007 - IGN has learned from a trusted source that director 
 J.J. Abrams would like to have an A-list star cameo in his forthcoming 
 big-screen reboot of Star Trek. According to our source -- whose scoops 
 have always panned out in the past -- Abrams is wooing his Mission: 
 Impossible III star Tom Cruise to cameo in Star Trek ... as Captain 
 Christopher Pike!
 
 Cruise's name first surfaced last fall as a possibility for a role in 
 Trek, but Cruise spokesman Arnold Robinson advised TrekMovie.com at the 
 time, "That story is not true." There was still bad blood between Cruise 
 and Trek studio Paramount at that time, but in recent months Sumner 
 Redstone, the Viacom honcho who ousted Cruise, has softened his 
 rhetoric, leaving the door open for reconciliation. A Cruise cameo in 
 Trek, however, would be a favor to Abrams and not to Paramount.
 
 Again, we stress that Abrams is said to only be talking to Cruise at 
 this point; that doesn't mean Cruise will actually agree to do it. And 
 just so you know, Cruise's camp balked at our March scoop for the comedy 
 Men, which Variety confirmed last month. Cruise's last big-screen cameo 
 was in Austin Powers in Goldmember.
 
 And if you think this Cruise stuff is crazy then you don't even want to 
 know which A-lister we were told Paramount is trying to land to play the 
 villain!
 
 Trekkers know that Pike was James T. Kirk's predecessor as captain of 
 the U.S.S. Enterprise and Mr. Spock's first commanding officer. Pike was 
 the captain in the original and unaired TV pilot, "The Cage," where he 
 was portrayed by the late Jeffrey Hunter.
 
 When NBC balked at the cerebral nature of the show and wanted a new, 
 action-heavy pilot filmed, Hunter was unavailable so a new character, 
 Captain Kirk, was created. The unaired pilot was later recycled for the 
 two-part first season episode "The Menagerie," which saw Spock 
 court-martialed for trying to take a disfigured Pike back to Talos IV, 
 the setting of "The Cage." In Trek lore, Spock served with Pike for 
 about a decade.
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