Most everyone who saw "Star Trek" agreed that Zachary Quinto, star of "Heroes," was an ideal choice to play Spock. He's got Leonard Nimoy's severe features, the trademark eyebrow raise, the monotone, emotionless delivery... Quinto inhabited the classic character while also owning him with some unique flourishes. Like putting the moves on Zoe Saldana.
As great as the experience must have been for Quinto to move from flagging TV series to high-profile summer blockbuster, he's ready for a break. The actor has been doing the press rounds in support of the upcoming computer game "Star Trek Online," to which he lends his voice. And, in what might be a troubling development for "Trek" fans, he told Wired in an interview that he's finished with the franchise for the next little bit. Read More...
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LOST IN NUMBERS: The Final Season's Fifteen Series Regulars
Posted 1/27/10 3:00 pm EST by Josh Wigler in Commentary, TV
Many characters have come and gone through the halls of "Lost," some with better outcomes than others. Some have lived, some have died, others have simply gone their separate ways. But there are still an unlucky few — fifteen of them, to be exact — who remain on the Island and who will undoubtedly have an enormous impact upon the show's ultimate endgame when the final season premieres on February 2, 2010.
After the jump, we've got the rundown on the final season's fifteen series regulars. Stay tuned to MTV for the rest of this week and into the season premiere, as we'll be running a series of features pegged directly to the show's trademark number sequence:
4,8, 15, 16, 23, 42. Needless to say, spoilers for season five and earlier lie ahead. Read More...Tags lost, lost in numbers