Kirks: You Can't Beat 'Em

I've seen all of the Star Trek movies and watched every episode of the original Star Trek series -- heck, I even read novelizations of most of the episodes in James Blish's series of Trek books (Star Trek 1, 2, 3, etc.). And I have never, ever heard Captain Kirk mention his Uncle Frank, and now I know why. In J.J. Abrams' relaunch of the Star Trek property, due out May 8, the audience is introduced to Uncle Frank, Kirk's alcoholic, abusive uncle. And according to actor Brad William Henke in an interview with Collider, Frank slaps young James Tiberius around when he's a kid. (Henke is probably gonna get slapped around, too -- by J.J. Abrams, for talking about this controversial detail when he was supposed to be talking about his role in Choke.)

So now we know what made Kirk such a cocky, devil-may-care brawler and sweet-talker of women -- getting batted around by his uncle as a kid! So start drinkin' and punchin', all you uncles who want your nephews to grow up to be admirals! ...Unless the Encounter at Frankpoint is where Abrams' version of Star Trek diverts from the established timeline? Does Frank striking Kirk actually cause a crack in the space-time continuum, opening wide the door to a world where Simon Pegg replaces James Doohan as Montgomery Scott, and Kirk doesn't even have the balls to do this?

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