From the same article:
This isn't the first time Paramount has considered a Starfleet Academy story. Before Star Trek VI turned into The Undiscovered Country, Trek movie producer Harve Bennett developed a movie called The Academy Years, in which a young cadet Kirk would have defended Spock against anti-Vulcan prejudice on the Academy. 'Bones' McCoy, already a physician, would also be a part of the class, having decided to join Starfleet to put behind him the tragic death of his father. Finally, one of the cadets' instructors would have been a teacher of mechanical sciences named Montgomery Scott.
Kirk and Spock in college... Kirk defending Spock against prejudice....
The K/S slash starts early, I see.
Kirk and Spock in college... Kirk defending Spock against prejudice....
The K/S slash starts early, I see.
Especially if they're roomies.
And thank you so much for that earworm.
Kirk: When your world looks kinda weird and you wish that you weren't there Spock: Just close your eyes and make believe and you can be anywhere!
So you had to share?
I mean, coloring a cat to look like Vader makes more sense.... why an imperial guard?
Those guys were always so intriguing to me. Just how bad ass were they that they were selected for the Emperor's personal guard? What deadly secrets were hidden under those red robes? Why the funky long helmet that would seem to preclude head-turning?
Especially if they're roomies.
I'm sure that at some point Kirk would have to comfort Spock. Or they get drunk on Romulan Ale and....
You know how college kids like to 'experiment'.
What deadly secrets were hidden under those red robes?
Find out in the video "Imperial Guards Gone Wild!"
Why the funky long helmet that would seem to preclude head-turning?
Eyes in the back of their heads, yo.
Find out in the video "Imperial Guards Gone Wild!"
Eyes in the back of their heads, yo.
See! So many unanswered questions.
Those guys were always so intriguing to me. Just how bad ass were they that they were selected for the Emperor's personal guard? What deadly secrets were hidden under those red robes? Why the funky long helmet that would seem to preclude head-turning?
For all we know, there could be cheetahs in those costumes.
For all we know, there could be cheetahs in those costumes.
Cheetahs who can't turn their heads.
For all we know, there could be cheetahs in those costumes.
You know, there is just a TV series just waiting for Joss, "Nutty The Cheetah Slayer".
