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Get our your calendar and your magic markers and prepare for glory. ABC has announced today that they have set a date and time for the premiere of the final season of Lost

After I sat him down this past weekend and made him watch it several times, Pete at /Film went out this afternoon and found a YouTube version of the gag reel from the Star Trek Blu-ray and DVD…

In celebration of today’s release of Star Trek on Blu-ray and DVD, Paramount held a special event in Los Angeles last night in which director J.J. Abrams and various members of the cast were on hand to present some of the cool special features to a group of fans and journalists.

Reviewing Star Trek on Blu-ray was such an all-encompassing, enjoyable experience, I had to fight to find the right words to describe it. Luckily, about 1600 of them just popped into my head.

There have been some that have said that the pairing of producers J.J. Abrams and Damon Lindelof (Lost) with the material of Stephen King’s The Dark Tower series is a match made in fantasy/sci-fi heaven. There are others who don’t. Either way, it doesn’t matter now.

The Wall Street Journal (via Coming Soon) is reporting today that J.J. Abrams is in talks to produce a movie about the Japanese interchangable toys Micronauts.

If we never see the fine folks from Pajiba again, we now know why. They are reporting today on a film project so secretive, it threatens their very lives to even whisper its name.

In seeking out an allegory for Star Trek 2, wouldn’t it be nice if they left leftist politics and the subject of torture alone? You said, yes? You may not want to read this then.

We try to peel back all of the mystery, decipher all of the details and paint you a picture of what to expect in Lost’s epic final season.

When J.J. Abrams stepped onto the red carpet at this year’s Saturn Awards, he had to know that Star Trek questions were coming. Luckily, he has all the answers about a possible sequel.

Hot of the hotness that was Star Trek, J.J. Abrams is out there talking about things he might do in the future. One option: producing (and maybe directing) a fourth Mission Impossible film.

This week Culture Warrior asks, just how ‘new’ is the new Star Trek, anyway?

As Eric Bana so eloquently said as the villain Nero, “The wait is over” and the dawn of a new age of Star Trek is finally upon us. Now it is time to hear what you thought…

Kevin Carr reviews this week’s new movies: Star Trek and Next Day Air.

Neil and Kevin go completely ga-ga over the new Star Trek movie, singing praises to J.J. Abrams and the gang. Neil also laments the fact that he now has to start reviewing movies again while Kevin gives us his take on Next Day Air.

Yes, the weekend that all Trekkies have been waiting for is finally here.

It might have been a while since you’ve seen an episode of Star Trek. In fact, you may have never seen one at all. And for those of you who feel out of the loop this week, resident old guy Kevin Carr is here to help you out.

Robert Fure wraps up his trifecta of Trek interviews with a chat with Bruce Greenwood, the new Captain Christopher Pike.

I’ve had my chance to hoot and holler all over the place about the latest entry in the Star Trek franchise from director J.J. Abrams. But as you might expect, I’m not quite done yet.

A complete Trek Virgin gives his perspective: Star Trek showcases the brilliance of science fiction: building a universe that is different from our own and filling it with people that are just like us.