On Monday, June 6, 1994 2:34:34 PM UTC-7, ane...@charlie.usd.edu wrote:   
   > I don't know if this has been posted yet, but there's interesting news in the   
   > premiere issue of SCI-FI UNIVERSE (the mag with the Millenium Falcon on the   
   > cover).   
   >   
   > We all know that there were two TNG movie scripts developed, and have heard   
   > Berman and others say that both were equally viable and that whichever script   
   > didn't go this year might be the next movie.   
   >   
   > This magazine article, however, says that the second script won't be made,   
   > and it must be true because the interviewer got its writer, Maurice Hurley,   
   > to divulge the plot.   
   >   
   > Apparently the idea was that a force from another universe enters ours   
   through   
   > an interphase between universes, and the only way it can get home is to   
   > destroy our universe.  The aliens go on seemingly random attacks, but Captain   
   > Picard figures out their purpose.   
   >   
   > In a search for answers, Picard goes to the holodeck, and uses Starfleet   
   > records to recreate the only person known to have experience with being   
   > interspatially trapped and finding a way home:  Captain James T. Kirk,   
   > survivor of "The Tholian Web".  Searching for a fresh perspective, Picard   
   > varies the program in several ways, producing a series of bizarre   
   > confrontations between STAR TREK's two biggest egos.   
   >   
   > Hmmm....  If I needed a holo-toy I think I'd rather recreate Leah Brahms   
   again.   
   >   
   > I think Paramount made the right call on this one; the movie they *are*   
   making   
   > sounds better than this.   
   >   
   > Allen   
   > anewman@charlie.usd.edu   
      
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