Jonathan Frakes' home town wants to put a statue up of him as Riker performing the Riker Maneuver.
Jonathan Frakes' home town wants to put a statue up of him as Riker performing the Riker Maneuver.
Valdez, Alaska, could follow the likes of Riverside, Iowa, and Bloomington, Indiana, in granting a future Star Trek citizen their own memorial.
Title is pretty concise
It's not Jonathan Frakes' hometown. It's Riker's hometown.
51ReplyI would totally take the trek to that town just to see it.
34ReplyA trek to see a star? A star trek, if you will?
37Reply 17ReplyIf the river is flooding over the road, you will need to boldly go.
5ReplyYou see, the show was banned after the Star Trek wars.
You mean the vast migration of Star Wars fans?
No, that was the Star Wars trek.
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It’s working perfectly then
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I worry it would look more like a grown man peeing like a dog
16ReplyJonathan Frakes never worried how it would look, so why should we?
5ReplyIt looks fine in the context of motion. Just a statue lifting its leg over a chair though...
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Way to go Canada!
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13ReplyThis. This is the best comment.
1ReplyCanada is not a real country.
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I love that nerds have taken over so much of the world, haha.
10ReplyThe real challenge will be getting a Worf statue in Belarus.
10ReplyMinsk.
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HAHAHA make it so!
10ReplyThat's INCREDIBLY inappropriate!
Reads article
Oh. That Riker maneuver....
4ReplyAll those locations and the new one for Riker would make for an amazing North American Star Trek themed road trip.
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