How the blazes did the photographer recognise her...? Evidently she was away from the crowds, just tucking herself in. Like you do.

er, hello. I'm in London...and I'm a journalist. My primary passions are science fiction...and Italian food (my wife is Sicilian). And I get very passionate about Star Trek.

Oh, there are quite a few - most of which I think have been covered already here. But the two biggest for me are the Star Trek reboot - they should have at least hired a director that was a fan, look at how Iron Man 3 benefited from having a director-fan at the helm...and this. It had such a good cast too.

If only someone had done something similar before he made Into Darkness.

This one.

Can you walk around these sites freely? I've always wondered about those aircraft graveyards in the Mojave Desert...do you have to pay to walk around...and can you take stuff away with you? I mean, there are a few companies that specialise in reworking old aircraft doors and stuff into cool-looking corporate…

An Open Letter To Paramount Studios, Los Angeles, California

I'm glad these aren't in any order...because nothing beats Spock's sacrifice in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, Nothing. However, a few others that I don't think anyone else has mentioned...er, perhaps deserve a mention...
• Battlestar Galactica - when Viper Pilot Louanne 'Kat' Katraine dies of radiation exposure…

Oh man, I read the entire series when I was about 16, stuck in hospital following surgery on a fairly complicated bone break. It was about the only thing that kept me going! I think one fundamental factor that should be considered when answering Jane's question is what age is this first-time SF reader... And if…

That looks more like USS Grissom to me...

Would you have like a dry white with sea serpent, or sparkling..?

If we're talking gorgeous underground stations, you have to mention Canary Wharf station in London's Docklands. Simple and stylish. And my local tube stop.

I've got something of a man crush on Lt. Colonel John Sheppard (Joe Flanigan) from Stargate Atlantis.

Firstly, I think the first movie was better...and secondly J.J. Abrams should NEVER be allowed near a Star Trek movie ever again. He said in a recent interview that he'd never been a fan of Trek before he took this project on and I think it shows. Joss Whedon, Jon Favreau and Shane Black on the other hand were huge…

I always used to pretend I was Dirk Gently whenever this happened to me.