Initially fitted with a Transwarp drive and proclaimed "the great experiment", the ship had an ignoble start when its engines failed when it was called into action to prevent the theft of the USS Enterprise. The history of the Excelsior class tends to consist of extremes. Standard level Structural Integrity Field Standard shield system, total capacity 1,201,500 TeraJoules 10 have been retired from service.ġ2 x Type VIII phaser bank, total output 18,500 TeraWattsĤ x 2nd class photon torpedo tube with 150 rounds Kirk confronting Bones about his desire to marry the front lawn was one of the more memorable moments of the piece.ĭarren ceased making Star Trek films in 1997 when during the filming of “Star Trek vs Batman”, Darren fell out with the executive producer, which was himself.Īlthough the new Star Trek picture doesn’t have the finesse of Darren’s work, it still should be seen post haste.NCC 2573 USS Roosevelt - Destroyed “Star Trek, Ignore the Dark Stains on My Driveway and Something About An Antenna” was a return to form for Darren, who played every character ever seen on screen in the TV series and films. His twenty-first film “Star Trek The Motion Picture” bore none of the hallmarks of the series, did not include any of the original characters and was technically just a drawing of his Medicare card.Īfter being released from a brief stint in prison in 1983, Darren went back to basics and reintroduced many of the characteristics of his earlier work.
Shunned by the Academy time and time again, Darren moved toward a more artistic approach to his Trek films. Captain Kirk was often played by one of, (or several of) Darren’s cats and Ohura was voiced by Darren screaming into a cup even though the actor portraying Ohura could mimic the original TV incarnation of the character flawlessly.ĭarren’s most renowned film “The Wrath of My Landlord” featured Darren in a hand knitted Star Fleet uniform trashing his squalid hovel of a home. Shot mainly on video and bits of string, Darren’s films frequently broke the mould of the conventional Trek saga. The latest Star Trek film is the eleventh in the franchise’s history or the forty-seventh if you count the thirty-six unofficial films made by Coburg resident Darren Kaulic.
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