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“Star Trek” Fans Campaign to Bring a Doohan Back to the Enterprise

After his great legacy as Engineer of the Enterprise, Montgomery Scott, many people across the world were awed and inspired by James Doohan’s skills and grace in acting and humor. He has inspired a generation of engineers and mechanics and brought to the world a sense of duty within the engineering realm.

In 2009, his son, Christopher Doohan was brought to action in Star Trek. The 2009 film saw an alternate parallel timeline formed within the Star Trek universe and with it, a new set of faces as the classic characters. Christopher was brought forth to action as an engineer after a massive fan campaign convinced the studio to bring him aboard.

Now, three years later, fans attempt to do the same. Across Facebook and Twitter, fans have already begun their attempts to convince Paramount to bring back Christopher Doohan with the outcry, “The Enterprise Needs a Doohan”. Though his appearance brief in the 2009 film, Doohan was rumored to have portrayed a character from the Original Series by the name of Mr. Kyle.

Fans continue this campaign in hopes of convincing the studio for his return before the film hits theaters on May 17, 2013, 4 years and 9 days since the 2009 film’s release.

You can support the campaign at the following links:
Facebook
Twitter

Article by Kale Slade

Kale Slade

Kale Slade has written for Movie Vine and Entertainment Vine for four years. Striving to do what he can to aid filmmakers in promoting and crafting their projects, he enjoys lending a hand when he can. He also enjoys horseback riding, photography, writing poetry and novels and spending time in nature, experiencing the beauties of life.

2 Comments

  1. i happen to be a member of this group we are also using twitter to tweet @boborci
    and @damon lindelof or @jj_abrams spread the word

    are facebook campaign is called the enterprise needs a doohan

    1. Haha, thanks man, but I know. I’m the one who started the campaign, but I love your support and enthusiasm. Great job on spreading the word to fans and helping them find out how to help.

      ~Kale

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