Fan Mosaics Gives You a Chance to Be Part of TNG's 25th Anniversary Celebration

Friday, September 28, 2012, officially marked the 25th Anniversary of the premiere of Star Trek: The Next Generation, and to help celebrate Fan Mosaics is giving you a chance to send your photo to the 24th Century.

The official commemorative print follows on the heals of last year’s TOS offerings, and will use fan photos to create a beautiful rendition of the Enterprise 1701-D.

You can upload your photo at no cost through October 28 and view the final product on November 5, at which time you can order the 24” x 36” print if you so choose.

A special search tool allows you to locate your photo in the final print as you become part of television—and in fact human—history.

And if we may suggest… send in a photo of yourself doing a barrel roll.

To find out more and upload your photo, visit fanmosaics.com/StarTrek25

CBS Releases TNG Season Two Blu-ray Trailer

With less than a week to go before the TNG Remastered Season One Blu-ray set hits store shelves, CBS is already whetting the appetite of fans with a look at Season Two.

In this new trailer, fans get a first glimpse of “The Child,” “Where Silence Has Lease,” “The Measure of a Man,” “Contagion,” “Time Squared,” and “Q Who” in glorious HD. It’s incredible how the restoration process makes these stories feel new again, as viewers notice details they’ve never seen before.

In addition to episode footage, the trailer gives us a glimpse of one of the very special extras that will accompany Season Two—an intimate round-table discussion with the TNG cast, produced especially for the Blu-ray set.

Season Two is set for release sometime in the fourth quarter of 2012, and you’ll find this trailer as an extra on the Season One discs. For even more on the Season Two restoration, and to watch the trailer online, visit StarTrek.com for an extensive interview with special features producer Roger Lay, Jr.

TNG Theatrical Screenings Announced for Australia and Canada

While American Star Trek fans eagerly await big screen showings of “Where No One Has Gone Before” and “Datalore,” international fans watch from afar with envy. But that’s no longer the case for fans in Australia and Canada.

CBS has announced that they’re teaming up with Front Row Centre Events and BY Experience to bring the theatrical event to Canadians on July 23, and Australian fans will be treated to the same experience on July 26 thanks to NCM Fathom and Sharmill Films.

Like the US events, the screenings are designed to welcome the Blu-ray release of TNG Season One on Blu-ray, and are the perfect way to celebrate 25 years of The Next Generation.

Canada

To find the theatre nearest you visit Ciniplex.com and use the search fields to identify you city.

Australia

To find out more visit the Sharmill Films website.

Currently the list of participating cinemas for Australia includes:

VIC: Cinema Nova, Palace Kino, Palace Westgarth, Upper Yarra Arts Centre
NSW: Hayden Orpheum Cremorne, Dendy Newtown, Chauvel Cinemas, Ritz Cinema Randwick, Dendy Byron Bay, Belgrave Cinemas Armidale, Avoca Beach Picture Theatre, Cinemax Cinema Kingscliff, Narooma Theatre, Arcadia Twin Ulladulla,
ACT: Dendy Canberra
QLD: Palace Centro, Dendy Portside
SA: Palace Nova Eastend Cinemas
WA: Luna Cinemas Leederville, Grand Cinemas Warwick

TAS: State Cinema Hobart

Watch the Uncut TNG EXPOsed Session from the 2012 Calgary Comic Expo

As hard as it is to believe, it’s been 25 years since the Enterprise-D first left spacedock and flew onto our screens. And to mark the occasion the entire principal cast of TNG reunited this past weekend at the Calgary Comic and Entertainment Expo. Certainly you’ve heard that the event took place but, if like most of us, you were unable to be there in person you can now watch the entire event thanks to YouTube user jpgmtech. It’s an incredible hour that features many laughs as well as heartfelt moments that you won’t want to miss.

Watch the full video below and visit jpgmtech’s YouTube channel for more content including individual segments.