Blah! Classic (Red, white & you)

[JLash]

Not a good Monday in New York

I'm in New York, I feel great.

[EL Guapo]

I hope this one is good, don't blow it

Set fanboys on stunned.

CBS announced Monday that it is launching a new "Star Trek" television series in January 2017.

The new continuing mission, however, will be boldly going where none of the previous five live-action TV series went before -- viewable exclusively on the network's fledgling subscription streaming service.

After the premiere airs on network television, successive episodes will only be available on CBS All Access in the United States.

The project isn't exactly moving at warp speed: the network is missing the opportunity to tie its debut to next year's 50th anniversary of the pilot of the original "Star Trek" series created by Gene Roddenberry. It's the first TV iteration for the property since "Star Trek: Enterprise" was phased off the air in 2005, but the franchise's popularity has been rekindled on the big screen in recent years.

At the helm of the new series will be executive producer Alex Kurtzman, who produced and co-wrote the 2009 and 2013 "Star Trek" movies that were directed by J.J. Abrams.

Little is known about the plot, but the network promises the new "Star Trek" series will "introduce new characters seeking imaginative new worlds and new civilizations, while exploring the dramatic contemporary themes that have been a signature of the franchise since its inception in 1966."

[EL Guapo]

Time for a new blah? I have problems posting almost every time

[Lenny]

If you make it they will soon follow

[Red-headed step-child]

It just takes one person to do it but nobody wants to. Like the chat.

[Ckane138]

It's raining.

Here's the new Blah:

http://forum.walterfootball.com/showthread.php?32171-Blah-3-harder-better-faster-stronger

[Vbsiena]

RIP old Blah!

[Ckane138]

Dibs last post again.

Let's make this one count

[SanchoPanza]

Hi Ckane

[Ckane138]

Hey bud

[SanchoPanza]

Whats new?

[Ckane138]

Whats new?

Not much. It's my last week in my current position so I'm not getting any new work which is nice but I still gotta wrap up some old work.

[SanchoPanza]

Not much. It's my last week in my current position so I'm not getting any new work which is nice but I still gotta wrap up some old work.

What you changing to?

[Ckane138]

What you changing to?

Just a different type of business analyst with the same company. The gist of it is that I'm going from being highly focused on all aspects of one state to having a more big picture view on sales in all states. It's hard to get more specific without getting into boring details about my companies.

What's good with you?

[johnson125]

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