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Titolo: [NEWS] Bakula Tours The Enterprise Bridge

NOTA: per ora il video a cui si fa riferimento e' disponibile solamente 
in streaming (no "Save As..."), e' facile che fra un po' su Internet 
saltera' fuori in formato scaricabile.
Da 
http://www.trektoday.com/news/100701_02.shtml
In a new exclusive segment that was posted at the official 
'Entertainment Tonight' web site (
http://www.entertainmenttonight.com/
) 
today, Scott Bakula (Jonathan Archer) introduced the world to the bridge 
of the new Enterprise, and revealed why he decided to sign on as the 
ship's Captain.
"When they called me and said, 'Do you want to be the first captain,' I 
don't know that I would've if they said, 'Do you want to be the next 
captain of ...' in whatever century they were heading into after 
Voyager," Bakula told ET host Mark Steines. "I don't know that I 
would've done that, but to be the first captain, and kind of kick it 
off. And the script is fantastic. It's unlike a lot of the other Star 
Trek scripts and pilot."
Bakula said he was happy to become a part of Trek legacy. "[It] has been 
over three decades, and I go back to the very beginning of it and have a 
very serious relationship with that first Star Trek show. To be able to 
be a part of that, to continue that and yet be the first at the same 
time is pretty intriguing. Again, we have all this new available 
technology so we can set it up in a new way and give it a new look. "
This new look was showcased in an exclusive video posted on the ET web 
site (
http://www.entertainmenttonight.com/
), in which Bakula and Steines 
walked around the bridge for a minute and a half. The clip can be 
downloaded here 
(
http://www.entertainmenttonight.com/television/a4451.htm
), but for the 
bandwidth-impaired, here is a transcript of the clip:
 
[Scott Bakula on the bridge of the Enterprise] 
Scott Bakula: "Hello Entertainment Tonight, I'm Scott Bakula, on the new 
set Enterprise! Only on ET Online." 
[ET host Mark Steines sitting at the helmsman's station, Bakula leaning 
on the console next to him.] 
Mark Steines: "Now, if you were to, say, bark out a few commands to me, 
what would they be like? As sitting here, what would I hear from you? Is 
there anything, Captain?" 
Bakula: "Get us out of here!"
 
[Mark Steines looking for the right button.] 
Steines: "Okay. That would be..." 
Bakula: "And hurry! Hurry, man!" 
[Steines pushes lever.] 
Steines: "Oh, they've got to be these. There it is." 
Bakula: "That's the throttle. I don't know. This isn't my station, so... 
You know, he does little things. He's got a hand warmer over here and 
you know." 
Steines: "This is very tech, though. High-tech. Yeah, I like this - I'm 
very impressed." 
Bakula: "It swings, man." 
Steines: "It swings." 
[Camera zooms in, Steines points to behind him.] 
Steines: "You know what we just blew right by?" 
Bakula: "What?" 
Steines: "It's the big chair." 
Bakula: "Oh yeah, the golden chair." 
Steines: "Now, am I allowed to...? Can I get in there?" 
Bakula: "Sit down! Sit down!" 
[They move from the helm to the command station.] 
Bakula: "I've heard there have been other captains in the past who 
haven't gone for that." 
Steines: "Really?" 
Bakula: "But I won't mention any names... 
[Steines sits down.] 
Steines: "Oh. This is it. Here it is." 
Bakula: "See? It's pretty fancy, huh?" 
Steines: "Now, we don't have.. There's no.." 
[Steines makes pulling motions to the side of the chair, indicating lack 
of lever.] 
Bakula: "What?" 
Steines: "There's no little..." 
Bakula: "You want a recliner?" 
[Both laugh.] 
Steines: "Is there?" 
Bakula: "No. There's not. You don't get to sleep on the job. What do you 
mean? You come up here to work?" 
Steines: "What do you do when you sit here?" 
Bakula: "It's not like your job! I'm working, I'm reclining." 
Steines: "That's true. Can you do.. in the command chair?" 
Bakula: "Can I sit there?" 
Steines: "Yeah, can I see a little? So I at least get to look at you in 
the..." 
Bakula: "Like how I would do it, you mean?" 
Steines: "Yeah, I want to see you like the Captain."  
[Bakula sits (sort of) in the Captain's Chair.] 
Bakula: "A lot of times I'll do it like this." 
[Both laugh.] 
Bakula: "Another Martini, boys! We're doing good!" 
Steines: "So that's it?" 
Bakula: "That's it, yeah, you said it." 
The actual clip includes the first moving images of the Enterprise 
bridge, and can be found in the full ET online feature 
(
http://www.entertainmenttonight.com/television/a4451.htm
). This also 
includes an extensive print interview with Bakula, in which he talks 
about getting advice from previous Trek Captains, techno-babble, and the 
ship's peaceful mission. Click here 
(
http://www.entertainmenttonight.com/television/a4451.htm
) to read it. 
Thanks go out to Bertrand for this!
More of the Enterprise sets will be shown during tonight's edition of 
the 'Entertainment Tonight' television show, which will feature an 
extensive feature on Enterprise. Click here 
(
http://www.entertainmenttonight.com/aboutET/index.htm
) to find out when 
the show will be airing in your area.
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 ship's Captain.
Mi domando se sono impazziti, rispetto a questa Enterprise quella di Kirk e
soci è un giocattolo per bambini. Posso capire che fra il 2001 e il 1967 ci
sia una bella differenza di scenografie, ma così si sfiora il ridicolo.
Dicevano che ci sarebbero stati bottoni e levette, si ci sono, ma niente a
che vedere con le vere levette e  le lucione della Enterprise classica.
per chi non ha visto il video
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Una nave klingon di TNG è decisamente più brutta, i colori sono tipo le navi
cardassiane, il design è a metà strada fra la voyager e la Enterprise B, la
sedia del Capitano sta da sola in mezzo alla plancia, nera con lo schianale
alto e i comandi sui braccioli. La plancia è molto ampia e di design molto
simile a quello di tutte le plancie ST. Se l'avessimo vista in TNG, DS9 o
VOY non avremmo mai e poi mai detto "che nave antiquata!!!", non ci avremmo
fatto nemmeno caso.
Incomincio a pensare che sia una cazzata clamorosa questa serie.
ciao

ciao
Cmq credo che un ammodernamento sia necessario.
Un design anni 60 sarebbe ridicolo purtroppo.
O lasciavano perdere l'idea di tornare alle origini, oppure è giusto,
e lo dico a malincuore, soppiantere la TOS, almeno dal punto di vista
del design. :-(
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 del design. :-(
Be in effetti è vero...
Negli anni 60 hanno fatto quello che potevano immaginare per una
nave del futuro... Oggi abbiamo le idee più chiare di come dovrebbe
essere una nave del XXIII secolo ( emagari fra altri 35 anni qualcuno
si meterà a ridere vedendo le consolledi TNG, VOY o DS9 :-)) )
Credo che sia giusto fare delle consolle "moderne", ma chiaramente
con funzionalità e potenzialità inferiori a quelle del XXIV secolo.
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Incomincio a pensare che sia una cazzata clamorosa questa serie.
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 >Incomincio a pensare che sia una cazzata clamorosa questa serie.
no, cazzata clamorosa no
diciamo la solita cazzata di braga! :P
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Peccato perche' le lampade sopra le consolle, mi parevano una
delle cose giuste e dotate di una certa logica che si persero per
strada tra i due pilot.
Che dite sara' la volta buona per vedere delle cinture di
sicurezza? :)
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bisogno del "nastro" specifico. :)
Pero' gia' esisteva un grandissimo database, su Memory Alpha (Le
speranze di Zetar, TOS).
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molto maggiori di quelle dispoibili su di un astronave.
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