Star Trek
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"Permission to speak, commander?"
"Permission granted."
"You're a dork!"
Star Trek is a human television series.
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Fiction
3H comics
Packrat felt like a "red shirt" in Star Trek after recognizing that he was not a recurring character. Visitations
Transformers film
Bumblebee used audio of Nyota Uhura saying "Messages from Starfleet, captain" after downsizing the AllSpark. Transformers
2005 IDW continuity
Verity Carlo compared her communication work to Uhura. Last Stand of the Wreckers #1
Dark of the Moon film
While rolling around Sam's apartment, Wheelie was mildly interested to see an episode of Star Trek playing on television. At least, he was until he realized that he'd already seen the episode. It was the one where Spock goes nuts. Dark of the Moon
Dark of the Moon novel
When Wheelie realized that he had already seen the particular episode playing, he suggested a plotline he'd like to see: the Enterprise revealed as a Decepticon, with the nacelles becoming cannons. Dark of the Moon
Age of Extinction film
After being injured by Optimus Prime's fusion shotgun, Lucas said that the resulting welt on his head made him look like a Star Trek character. Age of Extinction
Star Trek vs. Transformers
In one universe, the characters depicted on the television series are real people who have had adventures with Cybertronians.
Notes
- Inside the original Optimus Prime toy's trailer, one of the stickers depicts the Romulan Neutral Zone.
- Several well-known actors from Star Trek have played prominent roles in Transformers, including Leonard Nimoy, George Takei, Michael Dorn, Wil Wheaton, LeVar Burton, Jeffrey Combs, Michelle Yeoh and John Noble.
- Also, many IDW Transformers staff have done work on the Star Trek comics, including Chee Yang Ong, Chris Mowry, and Andy Schmidt.
- Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman have written entries in the current series of Star Trek films.
- Ikard's name is a combination of the Japanese word for squid (ika) and "Picard", because Ikard is a starship captain.
- Beast Wars: Uprising takes place largely in the 24th century. As such, it includes a large number of Star Trek nods, including having Ikard speak many of Captain Picard's catchphrases, Star Trek: The Next Generation-inspired uniforms for the Confederated Terran Colonial Fleet, and a glorious string of classic TNG technobabble.
- Tantalus V, a planet from the original Star Trek series, appears in both "Intimidation Game" and The Complete AllSpark Almanac.
External links
- The official Star Trek website
- Star Trek on Wikipedia
- Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki
