LOVE IT!!!

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This is the "To Be or Not to Be" soliloquy from Hamlet, in Klingon.

It is much more beautiful than I expected, proving that Shakespeare is universal. I would love to see (or be in) a full Klingon production of Hamlet someday. I think they would fit nicely together.

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From the newest Star Trek movie. There are even a few cameos from J.J. Abrams (okay, ALOT of J.J. Abrams)!

Make sure you watch all the way to the end. There's a little bit between Spock and Kirk that's totally worth it!

...according to Wil Wheaton. I think he might be right.

I have no idea what kind of car that is, only that it's probably the kind of car Spock would drive if he lived in the last century.

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Why is Captain Kirk climbing a mountain?

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This is my new favorite mash-up.

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Leonard Nimoy explains the origins of the Vulcan Salute, and some of his favorite episodes.

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I'm going to see the new Star Trek movie today. So I've found all sorts of things Star Trek-related to fill the Cheesy Quota.

In case you live under a rock, here's the trailer.

The new movie has created a desire for toys from the original series. While these originals are only owned by collectors, there has been an influx of "new-retro" toys with a tie in to both the original series and the new movie.

Star Trek de-Motivation Posters

Star Trek WTF? A place that asks all the questions you've ever had about Star Trek. You'll have to find the answers on your own...

If you are female and you need something sexy and flatttering to wear to the next Star Trek convention, try the Star Trek Corset.

Star Trek iPhone

This is what the Star Trek: The Next Generation opening credits would look like done to the opening theme from Dallas. I dig it!

Vulcan is the Little City that Tried. Because of the Star Trek theme permeating the entire town, Vulcan, Alberta, Canada has been offering to host the premiere of the newest Star Trek movie. There'e only one problem. Vulcan has NO movie theater. Even though Leonard Nimoy was siding with the town, Paramount said no, but offered a compromise that even Nimoy thought was "logical". There will be a special advanced screening for 300 Vulcans in Calgary!

Even though you won't be able to watch the new Star Trek movie there (or ANY Star Trek movie, for that matter), Vulcan, Alberta is still a place to see for any Trekkie.

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