To Boldly Pin Where No One Has Pinned Before J. J. Abrams has taught us that he can make changes to a beloved film franchise and have it come out squeaky clean - bright, polished, and so shiny it leaves anamorphic lens-flares everywhere. All he needed to do was recast a little, gloss-up the scenery, and throw an entire planet into a black hole. No big deal, right? No doubt about it, Star Trek fans are a very nitpicky lot. "Excuse me! Delta-Vega was near the great galactic barrier, and certainly not within visual distance of Vulcan, sir! Worst. Reboot. Ever." But, as Trekkers age, they're not being replaced as quickly as the younger crowd being raised on Firefly, Naruto, and *shudders* Twilight. If Trek didn't reboot, it would die. Slowly. Painfully. As if devoured by a Salt Monster. So, the actors changed. The starship changed. Uniforms changed. Consequently, everybody had to buy new prop-replicas and collectibles. It sucks, but you've got to stay with the times, man! It is with
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