> Op 06 Dec 97 om 22:31:20 schreef Brian Dickens heel gelukkig aan Zorch
> Frezberg:
 
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> BD>ZF> Leonard Nimoy was approached during a speaking engagement in
> BD>ZF> Hollywood, following the live broadcast of FIRST MEN IN THE MOON
> BD>ZF> with Ethan Phillips, John DeLancie and William
> BD>ZF> Shatner...specifically, he was asked about his possible
> appearance
> BD>ZF> as Spock in the next Trek film
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> BD>ZF> His reply was that he _had_ been approached, since the storyline
> BD>ZF> involved the RE-UNITING OF THE VULCANS AND ROMULANS
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> BD>I don't think the Romulans and Vulcans will be re-united - for one,
> they'd
> BD>lose a pretty good enemy... :-)
 
> But, in one way, ST is a reflection of today's world and because Russia
> isn't a "great" danger anymore, the Romulans "must" become one too.
 
 
The loose confedaration of former Soviet states is actually more dangerous to 
a large degree for several reason, the primary one being all the nuclear 
weapons still sitting around.
 
In the current "trek" world.. it's actually the Klingons that represent was 
the USSR was..
 
 
                                   BK 
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