Knitted Trekkie Meerkats. Have three cuter words ever been spoken in the history of the world? (OK, maybe they have, but this comes close.) For a meer few dollars, some knitting wizard will make one just for you.
James T. Kirk 2.0 is quite a looker. I love a clean-cut man in a suit with smoldering eyes.
I go back and forth on Eric Bana. After seeing him in the eye-candy epic Troy, I wanted to jump his bones, but he's a rather enigmatic Hollywood fixture who shows up in unlikely films, sometimes looking hotter than others. This weekend, he'll star in the new Star Trek movie, but do you think he's far out?
They had a space mission together for five years, going "boldly where no man had gone before." Only, lots of men, even in ancient Greece, had in fact gone there long ago, if you know what I mean. What the hell am I talking about?
I guess if I went through the grief of medical school, I'd be tellin' everyone "I'm a doctor" all the time, too! Except, remember how he was also always pronouncing everyone dead? (So maybe he shouldn't be bragging so much!)
These adorable fuzzy kittens look just like those Tribbles from the old Star Trek episodes. Only, there's no trouble here. Everything is going swimmingly.
I mean, with this kind of track record, don't you need to get your medical license yanked away? Even in deep space? (McCoy reminds me of this cat, Smokey, I saw on a television special.
It's all falling into place now. Everyone involved in Star Trek — from the actors, to the set designer, to the makeup artists, and of course, the writers — were all tripping on some powerful psychedelics. Witness: Jefferson Spaceship.
Everyone knows that Uhura was the queen of the Star Trek hotties, but some of these other visiting intergalactic ladies were also out of this world! The makeup and hairdos alone are Oscar-worthy. But I remember as a kid thinking that something about the soft-focus lighting and music, though, always made their (inevitable) love affairs with Captain Kirk sort of melancholy.