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Shakespeare Theater to Perform Hamlet in Klingon -
08-31-2010, 21:49
    
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08-31-2010, 23:55
I might too, i have a few facebook friends who do things like this. the4y do "a Christmas Carol" in Klingon.
( ' ,') "don't eat green potatoes" (> >) Last words of Mrs. Bertha Sperling @( )_ )_
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09-02-2010, 01:27
Oh yes... I'm currently reacquainting myself with Voyager and Enterprise so a bit of Klingon theatre sounds a treat.
There once was a man named Bruce Who liked to sit on a spruce He ate lots of chowder And yelled at me louder: "I'm talking to YOU, Mrs. Hughes!" --> The Literary Genius: Mowgli
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09-02-2010, 12:24
I bought all of Enterprise on DVD a few months ago and watch a couple of episodes each weekend after the pub. I just started series 4 last weekend.
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09-03-2010, 01:46
Same Mal. It was on special and we couldn't pass it up. We watch one episode a night before bed but we're still only on season 1. Ah the temporal cold war is a cool idea...
But I still feel dudded by the last episode and when i get to the end I'll be as angry the second (third?) time round as before. There once was a man named Bruce Who liked to sit on a spruce He ate lots of chowder And yelled at me louder: "I'm talking to YOU, Mrs. Hughes!" --> The Literary Genius: Mowgli
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09-03-2010, 12:25
I just got a tee-shirt printed to see who is nerdy enough to agree/disagree, and know what I'm talking about in the first place. It reads:
'Dr. Phlox was everything Nelix failed to be...'
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09-06-2010, 12:13
It's not cheesy.
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09-06-2010, 18:36
The theme tune is cheesy, but it's kind of nice too. The show itself is not cheesy though.
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09-09-2010, 03:28
I'm going to have to agree that its cheesy but a good aged soft cheese like a brie
"It's been a long road Gettin' from there to here It's been a long time Now my time is finally near..." I could keep going but seeming as how I'm doing this from memory I figure I should stop before the nerd police get me... There once was a man named Bruce Who liked to sit on a spruce He ate lots of chowder And yelled at me louder: "I'm talking to YOU, Mrs. Hughes!" --> The Literary Genius: Mowgli
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09-09-2010, 11:08
The song is cheesy, but it still gets me all emotional sometimes in the context of human evolution. I'm one of those odd people that actually likes humans and what we're doing here. I've also sang the theme tune with my friends a few times on the way home from the pub.
The song itself is quite a bit older than the TV series, in fact I think Rod Stewart sang it in the 1980s/ish for a melodrama film at the time. The Star Trek version is called Where My Heart Will Take Me by Russell Watson (with some verses removed for TV):
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09-10-2010, 04:25
I've never heard of Russell Watson... Where is he famous enough to get a full orchestra and the chance to sing in front of the colloseum? (I know its not but its got the columns)
There once was a man named Bruce Who liked to sit on a spruce He ate lots of chowder And yelled at me louder: "I'm talking to YOU, Mrs. Hughes!" --> The Literary Genius: Mowgli
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09-10-2010, 16:53
I think he's more famous in classical music circles, like one of those people you never heard of that suddenly pops up everywhere, like Kiri Te Kanawa, and everyone acts like they've always known about them.
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