Still kickstarting

well I don't think something like this should be on kick starter.

Demonlawyer wrote:When I backed it, there were just 14 backers, but then Wil Wheaton came along and encouraged everyone he knew to back it. Suddenly there were 300 backers and it's hit its target (yay!).

Is it just me or is it kind of sad that Wil Wheaton only knows about 300 people???

whats even sader is I don't know who wil wheaton is - had to google him

still didn't help much either

I haven't watched a lot of Star Trek so I mainly knew Will Wheaton through the Big Bang Theory.

Sheldon Cooper vs. Will Wheaton Battle
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dc3OE4aIEMY

Sheldon & Wheaton Indiana Jones Screening
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ermeZ2hZT1c

You people never watched ST:TNG? I guess you're too young

I'm old enough, but never really got into it.
My wife, on the other hand, loved it.

I was born in 1985, but its repeated a lot on TV. I have watched episodes of it. But likewise I never really got into it, I watched it if it was on but didn't actively pursue checking out more. It seemed like a lot of episodes were all contained inside the ship and revolved around the relationships between the crew/passengers and less about exploring space and planets etc. Though I understand it was Deep Space Nine that went even further down that path (which I've also seen some of).

I've also seen some Star Trek Voyager, but again just casual. I just remembered because I forgot which one the borg girl was in and had to Google it and Voyager came up. I think there are some characters you tend to remember because of them standing out, from TNG looking at an image of them standing together I mainly remember Data and the Klingon dude but Wheaton's character doesn't stand out as much.

I nearly posted in the first place that the moral I learned was that CJ has more fans than Wil Wheaton

Star Trek really always was about the interplay between the main characters; how they related to each other, and ot tense situations. Space was just the window dressing.

plumgas wrote:well I don't think something like this should be on kick starter.

Why not, Lynne? It falls under the food category. If anything, I find that large companies like double fine and obsidian who certainly aren't struggling should not be using kickstarter.

They may not have been struggling to stay afloat, but they were definitely struggling to work their dream projects. Which, let's face it, can only be good news for us.

Big Finish wasn't exactly struggling, either. Except with their dream project.

Okay, okay. OUR dream project...

-Fred

Chandler wrote:Star Trek really always was about the interplay between the main characters; how they related to each other, and ot tense situations. Space was just the window dressing.

Yeah, not a bad thing, just a matter of preference really. I lean the same way with Doctor Who whenever there is a long stretch of present-day Earth-based episodes or a arc where the main attraction is romantic tension between the Doctor and his companion. But there is of course an audience for it.

I haven't watched a lot of the original Star Trek. It seems only the newer ones like The Next Generation get repeated on TV. Haven't seen many of the original films either, but I enjoy The Voyage Home, due to the comedy aspect.

Stinkypelmet wrote:

plumgas wrote:well I don't think something like this should be on kick starter.

Why not, Lynne? It falls under the food category. If anything, I find that large companies like double fine and obsidian who certainly aren't struggling should not be using kickstarter.

well its a project that she is extracting honey from nature "the bees" she didn't invent the bees nor did she buy them. Its not her own idea, extracting honey has been done for generations.

Personally I feel the family just put the daughters photo up so it would look better to suck people in. the rewards a postcard to say thank you yeah right.

I've seen all the Original Episodes, I've seen all the Next Generation Episodes, and I've seen all the Voyager Episodes... I've also seen All of the movies... I never really got into Deep Space Nine... It just didn't feel like Star Trek to me...

I'm not much of a fan of Wil Wheaton for the most part... I did enjoy watching him get blasted in Criminal Minds though... lol
He was good in Stand By Me... But otherwise I just don't care for him...