/strek/ - Star Trek

It’ll be sad, but I’ll accept it. Shatner’s already won at life. He was captain of the Enterprise, had a long career afterward of other projects than Star Trek, called Wil Wheaton a fuckhead, visited /x/ and /tv/ and /pol/ (probably visited /pol/) and had lots of money, kids, and wives.

He can go on to the hereafter and ask God what he needs with a starship.

Bill will become the patron saint of everything very cool once he dies

>>9888

Trips confirm.

And as >>9887 said, he's already won at life. It'll be sad, but at least he's had a full life.

>>9885

Why shed a tear for a man who has had a life well lived?

We should celebrate instead and toast his accomplishments.

>>9888

He's one of the few celebrities that's yet to completely disappoint me and retroactively taint everything he's done and he shows no sign of changing that course now.

>>9901

the whole plot of the movie was kind of silly to me, so i didn't really care all that much

>>9901

Shatner wanted his last line to be, “the bridge…is on…the Captain.” which would have been awesome.

Shatner will never die.

>>9891

This. Shatner will leave a powerful legacy.

>>9905

>Shatner wanted his last line to be, “the bridge…is on…the Captain.” which would have been awesome.

Scotty was trapped in the transporter buffer and latter rescued by the Enterprise-D in TNG before the events of Generations, but after the events on the Enterprise-B, and states his belief that Kirk is still alive. What did Scotty know that we didn't?

>>9917

The explanation is he had been in a transporter for seventy years and was disoriented upon exiting.

>>9917

Denial. He probably had a Kirk shrine and talked to a Kirk doll like it was really him.

>>9901

Worst fucking death.

At least at the beginning of the movie he "died" a hero, running down to the deflector dish and bravely swapping some of those little circuit boards around, but he saved a ton of people and the Enterprise B. The galaxy thanked him by taking him to paradise.

Kirk was right, the galaxy did owe him one. He should have told Picard to fuck off.

>>10038

He will just transform into his final form A Giant Leaf

>>9957

>The galaxy thanked him by taking him to paradise

It was a false paradise, where nothing he did mattered at all, where nothing was real. He realized that, himself, and was immediately bored with the entire idea.

>>10063

It was immortality in a holodeck. That’s a pretty good existence, even if you are playing with illusions.

Why didn’t they go see Soran in the Nexus? That would have been neat.

>>10039

I shouldn't admit this, but I actually read a star trek novel written by shatner himself where the borg steal his corpse after the events of generations. he breaks out of the borg collective consciousness via sheer force of will because he is captain kirk of course, gets ahold of the enterprise A from a museum, and then fights the borg in one last desperate battle.

it's cheese but it's the kind you would actually want.

>>10073

I remember that book. If I recall correctly it’s actually a Romulan/Borg alliance (?????) that resurrects him.

>>10084

I do seem to remember something about a half romulan chick which was described as "all the best traits of both races mixed to perfection to make the ultimate cute half romulan waifu" which he got to skewer.

but I thought that was a different star trek book he had written. admittedly, it's been years since I read it.

>What'll you do when he dies?

Play this in his memory.

>>10073

The only unbelivable thing about that is the fact he doesn't fuck the Borg.

>>9917

Kirk wasn't technically dead

>>10084

That's the one. The Romulans thought they were going to screw over the Borg but got screwed over themselves. I might have kek'd a little at that.

>>10180

I have mental images of Romulan women being ASS-imilated with Borg probes.

In heaven he will challenge the rock with teeny toes and climb mountains.

He will lead the attach of Canadian hockey werewolves as he drinks the blood of innocent American children to sustain himself.

>>9885

I'll miss him. He didn't go the same way most of Hollywood did.

>>10214

Is there something you are telling us we don't know?

Now that Takei career is about to collapse do you think he will die?

>>11592

>Takei

>career

I'm just waiting for the next big blowup between him and Shatner, I can feel it coming sooner or later.

>>11595

Shatner will be the voice that launches a thousand shitposts.

Takei hasn't been right in the head for a while. Hopefully his husband just keeps him off the internet for another decade or so.

Truthfully, though, I think Shatner would just refuse to deal with Takei since it would probably hurt a lot of fans' view of the show.

>>10016

You fags really did a number on /v/

Oh shit, Shatner is alive

Shatner should be buried on a bridge implying if he will ever die

>>10088

This anon has taste, have another.

>>17823

I actually prefer his version of Common People. Fight me.

>>17828

That sounds like a right acid trip.

>>9888

checked

>>17830

>Fight me.

Why? That's like saying you prefer fresh cool drinking water compared to drinking sewage. Of course his version of Common People is better. It even tops the original klingon version.

>>9885

TV made him a star. Twitter made him a legend.

He will never die. He will ascend.

I'll be momentarily sad, and move on, like when any celebrity dies.

>>22398

What if Star Trek is all real and Shatner is a Time Traveler who really is Kirk and is instead not acting?

>>22465

Can we still make this timeline happen?

>>22465

I think the Eugenics wars were separate from World War 3

>>22584

yeah. The Eugenic Wars were somewhere in the 90s in Asia (and possibly Europe), since Voyager decided they didn't take place in America. WWIII started iirc in the 2020s. So we still have time to make that happen.

>>9901

picard never left the nexus and neither did kirk