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Have you ever wanted to cook like you were on Star Trek? (There's a book for that)

3 days ago | redshirtsalwaysdie.com | Kimberley Spinney

Have you ever wanted to cook like you were on the Enterprise? Or maybe you want to eat as if you were flying through space discovering a Strange New World? Then there is a cookbook with your name on it! That is because there is a cookbook inspired by the Star Trek franchise that you can snag from a variety of retailers. The Star Trek Cookbook by Chelsea Monroe-Cassel is perhaps the most impressive collection of recipes you could ask for if you are a fan of Star Trek.
These Star Trek actors were considered for the role of Doc Brown in Back to the Future

1 week ago | redshirtsalwaysdie.com | Ian Spelling

When the sci-fi comedy classic Back to the Future was in its earliest stages, several Star Trek actors past and future were at least considered to play Emmett Brown, the role ultimately portrayed by another Star Trek veteran, Christopher Lloyd Star Trek fans surely got a kick out of seeing Star Trek II: The Search for Spock villain Christopher Lloyd co-starring as Doc Brown alongside Michael J. Fox as Marty McFly in Back to the Future.
There are SO many options, but THIS is the saddest moment in all of Star Trek

2 weeks ago | redshirtsalwaysdie.com | Ian Spelling

The Star Trek franchise has brought millions of fans to tears over the years, but one particular scene broke more hearts than any otherIt’s a question that’s been debated for nearly 60 years: What’s the saddest moment in all of Star Trek? Everyone has an opinion and, in the spirit of IDIC -- Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations -- we’ll say that there is no wrong answer. But we at Redshirts Always Die, or more specifically, I, here at my desk, have an opinion.
These amazing stories show why Peter David was the best Star Trek writer!

2 weeks ago | redshirtsalwaysdie.com | Michael Weyer

Star Trek fans are in mourning over the passing of legendary writer Peter David. These amazing stories show why David was often considered the best Trek writer ever!VendettaThe world of comics is in mourning over the loss of one of their most prolific voices. Peter David passed away Sunday, May 23, at the age of 68. In the comic book world, David was known for his excellent work, including his run on The Incredible Hulk, which many hold as the greatest creative run for the character.
Patrick Stewart sprinkled on the Salt and... Pepa, and John Mulaney can't forget it

2 weeks ago | redshirtsalwaysdie.com | Ian Spelling

The comedian John Mulaney remembers when Patrick Stewart introduced Salt-N-Pepa on Saturday Night Live, and Sir Patrick is here for it Pass the salt and… pepa! How could we forget about this one? Sir Patrick Stewart, then still merely Patrick Stewart, hosted Saturday Night Live. It was February 5, 1994, the 12th episode of the long-running show’s 19th season.
Remembering the day Star Trek legend William Shatner crooned "My Way" to Star Wars creator George Lucas

2 weeks ago | redshirtsalwaysdie.com | Ian Spelling

The worlds of Star Trek and Star Wars collided, with memorable results, when William Shatner serenaded George Lucas with a rendition of "My Way" Attendees at the 33rd annual American Film Institute Life Achievement Award ceremony honoring Star Wars creator George Lucas got a surprise from the final frontier when, of all people, William Shatner, Star Trek’s original Captain Kirk, arrived on stage to open the festivities.
Is this Lilo and Stitch spaceship inspired by Star Trek?

3 weeks ago | redshirtsalwaysdie.com | Kimberley Spinney

Lilo and Stitch might be getting their chance to shine in live action, but for longtime fans, there are a lot of movies and shows that we already fell in love with. And thanks to the size of the franchise, we have met a number of interesting characters. One character of note is none other than Dr. Jacques von Hämsterviel, who first appeared in the 2003 film, Stitch! The Movie. Since this character’s introduction, he has actually been the main antagonist of the franchise.
A classic Trek villain actor was nearly a villain in a classic Disney movie!

3 weeks ago | redshirtsalwaysdie.com | Michael Weyer

The original version of Lilo & Stitch had a different plot that would have included a classic Star Trek villain actor voicing an alien crook! What happened to the role? Lilo & Stitch is a big hit at the box office but many may not know the original version of the Disney movie almost boasted a classic Star Trek voice!Right now, a huge hit at the box office is Lilo & Stitch. It's the latest in Disney's line of live-action remakes of past animated hits.
Star Trek: Voyager ended its 7 year run 24 years ago this week

1 month ago | redshirtsalwaysdie.com | Ian Spelling

The Voyager series finale, "Endgame," premiered on May 23, 2001Star Trek fans around the globe are still celebrating the 30th anniversary of Voyager, which debuted on January 16, 1995. However, there’s another Voyager anniversary worth making note of, and that’s the 24th anniversary of the show’s finale, “Endgame,” which premiered on May 23, 2001. To this day, fans debate the merits of “Endgame,” and we get it… both sides of the conversation.
Prolific Star Trek author Peter David dies at 68

1 month ago | redshirtsalwaysdie.com | Ian Spelling

Peter David's wife confirmed that the veteran author of Imzadi and dozens of other Star Trek novels and comic books, has died after years of bad healthPeter David, the beloved and prolific author, whose work included many Star Trek novels and comic books, has died at the age of 68, according to a statement from his wife posted on social media. Kathleen O’Shea David wrote, “Since it is out there. Peter David passed away last night. We are devastated.