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From: Lear@RU-BLUE.ARPA

Would anyone venture to guess what Star Trek IV will be about?
					Eliot Lear
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In article <568@topaz.ARPA> @RUTGERS.ARPA:LEAR@RU-BLUE.ARPA writes:
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>Would anyone venture to guess what Star Trek IV will be about?

Can it be anything but "The Search For Spock's Luggage"?

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>>Would anyone venture to guess what Star Trek IV will be about?

>Can it be anything but "The Search For Spock's Luggage"?

With the bucks Nimoy made on III, make it "The Search For Spock's Tax Shelter."
Does anyone really think there will be a IV?  Last I heard, Shatner wanted
more than Paramont would pay him, and Nimoy wanted whatever Shatner was 
getting. And then there's the tidbit about how much the Captain liked 
getting directions from his First Officer.

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> 	According to him, the plot is around Kirks courtmartial
> 	(sound familiar?) for stealing and losing the Enterprise. He is
> 	also on trial for inadvertantly supplying the Klingons with
> 	information on the Genesis project. In the meantime, the crew that
> 	assisted him, although not on trial, are captured by the Klingons.
> 	Kirk manages to breakout and with "new" cast members, rescues the
> 	crew. I don't know whether Leonard Nimoy has a part in this movie
> 	or not, but I understand his charachter of Spock is on Vulcan

Good grief.  I hope that this source is wrong.  What a boring and 
stupid plot.  I think of all the things that could be done with this
movie and sigh to think that it may be just something like this.  I
say, just let Kirk, et. al. clear themselves of the charges quickly
and cleanly (maybe giving it about as much time as Han Solo's rescue
in Return of the Jedi), and let them all go off for adventure once
again.  If, as seems likely, this is indeed the last of the original
cast, I think that they should be put to good use.

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How about "The Trial"?  Offhand I can think of about six crimes
from the last movie that should have Kirk looking down his own
sword at a court-martial.