We Get a Second Shot at Killing Captain Kirk - Brannon Braga, Ronald D. Moore, Rick Berman
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In 1994, Star Trek: Generations appeared in theaters across the country to unite Star Trek: The Original Series with Star Trek: The Next Generation. It ended with the death of TOS Captain James T. Kirk, falling off a bridge. Actually, the bridge fell on him. But that wasn't the original plan. A better question is, why kill him at all? Why not let him ride off into the sunset?
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This film would have been better without Kirk (and Scotty and Chekov). It still would have sucked, but would have been better. In my head canon, the last time i saw Kirk was in ''Star Trek VI'', and the last time i saw Picard was in ''All Good Things...''
That's kind of how I felt about Star Trek 2009. I really only went to see it because of Nimoy, but then I realized the movie would have been stronger without him or the time travel. And it still wouldn't have been great.
Love the mini-docs!
I love your short tributes!
People have tried to get rid of him, but without Captain Kirk, Star Trek wouldn't have existed today. So, Captain Kirk lives on!
Omg. I saw the video come up in my subs and clicked, but it hadn't registered that I love Fanboy Films for the late night videos. Amazing video. Please feel free to make more about classic Trek.
It's amazing how clueless Moore, Berman, Redstone, and everyone else was for Generations, including Shatner himself. The film is shot well, but the story is Godawful and Kirk's death was beyond unsatisfying, practically blasphemous.
It was that same type of cluelessness that ruined the ending of Star Trek Enterprise by writing a "love letter" to the fans
Wrong Moore 💩👎
Nobody will ever kill Capt Kirk. He lives in so many of us tired old men. Paramount may try to kill him with their woke advertising...but most of us WILL NEVER leave him.
You realise Gene Roddenberry was woke, right? The human race in Star Trek is a socialist society where gender and race, at least within humanity, aren't factors anymore. Star Trek is as woke as it gets, and it always has been.