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| Young Checkov Cast in Star Trek XI' |
| Published: August 8, 2007, 3:07 am |
| Tags: Movies, News, Anton Yelchin, James T Kirk, Leonard Nimoy, Star Trek, Star Trek Ix, Walter Koenig, Zachary Quinto |
| Russian-born Anton Yelchin is in negotiations to play a young Checkov in J.J. Abrams' Star Trek IX. |
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| Abrams Finds His Chekov in Yelchin |
| Published: August 8, 2007, 6:32 am |
| Tags: Anton Yelchin, Antonyelchin, Jj Abrams, Jjabrams, Pavel Chekov, Pavelchekov, Star Trek, Startrek, Walter Koenig, Walterkoenig |
| was played by the ultra-cool Walter Koenig in the original Trek series and the first series of theatrical flicks.For his part, the 18-year-old Anton Yelchin is the offspring of two figure skaters -- and a rather solid young actor. You may remember him from such movies as Hearts in Atlantis, House of D and Alpha Dog, plus he also plays the title |
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| The five worst names in the history of television |
| Published: October 11, 2007, 6:30 am |
| Tags: Bad Names, Badnames, Chekov, Curse Words, Cursewords, Dick Trickle, Dicktrickle, Featured, Goofy, Leave It To Beaver, Leaveittobeaver, Life Goes On, Lifegoeson, Silly Name, Sillyname, Star Trek, Startrek, Walter Koenig, Walterkoenig |
| Filed under: OpEd, The Simpsons, Watercooler Talk, TV Squad ListsMy wife gave birth to our first son three months ago, so names have been on my mind recently. A name says a lot about a person: strong names help kids to grow up to be television news personalities or American Ninjas (Wolf Blitzer and Joe Armstrong, respectively). Weak names, on the |
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| Boner from Growing Pains heads to court |
| Published: March 4, 2008, 3:02 pm |
| Tags: Andrew Koenig, Boner, Growing Pains, Rose Bowl Parade, Walter Koenig |
| someone kind. Andrew Koenig, who played Boner on Growing Pains* (and is the son of Star Trek's Walter Koenig) was arrested and jailed for 10 hours for stepping in front of a Rose Parade float on New Year's Day. Koenig was protesting the treatment of people in Burma, and the float was a celebration of China and the upcoming summer |
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