Star Trek
When I was a kid (a very very YOUNG child, yeah, thats right), my family watched two science fiction series on TV every week. That would be Lost in Space, and Star Trek. One was supposed to be funny, but wasn't. The other was supposed to be serious, but came across as really funny. Many many years later, I still like to catch an episode of Star Trek (now known affectionately as The Original Series), but could care less about Lost in Space.
A home theater designed to look like the Starship Enterprise bridge.
Tony Alleyne redecorates homes in the Star Trek manner. Has NOT made his fortune.
Marshall Oak wants to be a Starfleet Captain. Here's his photo gallery as such.
Leonard Nimoy Photography (contains nudity).
Dr. Suess does Star Trek TNG.
You are cordially invited to a Klingon wedding.
Sin City has found NEW Star Trek episodes.
The difference between Star Trek and Star Wars.

You're Addicted to Star Trek
Your favorite drink: Tea, earl grey, hot.
You can quote the name of every single episode just by watching the first 10 seconds of the introductory clip
You own 13 Star Trek Technical Manuals and Blue Print Schematics of all Starship but you no longer need them
When seeing a doctor, you're afraid of getting a shot and ask for a hypospray instead
Your electronic project: Positronic brain
You have 4 TVs at home and each of them are playing TOS, TNG, DS9 and
VOY respectively 24 hours a day non-stop
You remembered the lock up code that Data uses on the Enterprise's Main Bridge before beaming down to meet Dr. Soong and Lore
You've learned playing the song "The Inner Light" with a penny whistle
After broken your neighbour's window, instead of just running away, you try to use the "Picard Maneuver" to escape
You're hosting a conference, your response to any suggestions: Make it so
You actually get these jokes and pass them on to other friends who are addicted to Star Trek.
Which Star Trek Character Am I?

Kathryn Janeway. All your friends and those around
you will be there at your side, just don't
get too far away from them or they'll think
you're in trouble.
Which Star Trek Character Are You?
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Your Starship Captain just might be a redneck if...
* your shuttlecraft has been up on blocks for over a month
* he paints flames and a NRA sticker on the warp nacelles
* you have a shuttle called "Billy Joe Bob"
* he refers to Klingons as "Critters"
* he refers to Photon Torpedoes as "Popguns"
* he has the sensor array repaired with a bent coathanger and aluminum foil
* he installs a set of bullhorns on the front of the saucer section
* he says "Got your ears on, good buddy" instead of "open hailing frequencies"
* he hangs fuzzy dice over the viewscreen
* he rewires his communicator into his belt buckle
* he keeps a six-pack under his command chair and a gun rack above it
* he says "Yee-Ha!" instead of "Engage"
* he has a hand-tooled holster for his phaser
* he insists on calling his executive officer "Bubba"
* he sets the fore viewscreen to reruns of "Bassmaster"
* he programs the food replicator for beer, ribs, and turnip greens
* he paints the starship John Deere green
* he refers to a Pulsar as a "Blue Light Special"
* he refers to the Mutara Nebula as a "swamp"
* his moonshine is stronger than Romulan Ale
* he sings "Lucille" instead of "Kathleen"
* his idea of dress uniform is CLEAN bib overalls
* he wears mirrored shades on the Bridge
* his idea of a "gas giant" is that big ol' XO Bubba after a meal of beans and weenies
* he sets phaser to "Cajun"
**Thanks to Dave B for the graphics help today!
Thought for today: Beam me up, Scotty. There's no intelligent life down here.
This post first appeared on February 23rg, 2006.
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Reader Comments (17)
I've always liked Star Trek, but I've never dressed up or attended a convention. Don't know if I missed anything or not.
The newest version of ST: Enterprise was rapidly becoming a favorite, due in no small part to Scott Bacula. I thought he made a great captain, and that show had an edge to it the others lacked.
I liked William Shatner.. back then and now i think he is a hoot on Boston Legal..
Deep Space Nine had the most interesting situation, which was a huge draw for me. Voyager had the hottest cast (Seven of Nine....drool....)
Enterprise was an enormous disappointment, save for the fact they filled in a lot of the back story for the Old Generation.
But of course, the original is a classic and was what got me hooked on this genre in the first place.
PS I couldn't stand Lost In Space, since here in NY, it played across from my favorite cartoons.
PPS I came up Jean-Luc Picard.
You should have issued a stronger warning about the Leonard Nimoy photos. Gack! (Maybe you should have said: "Warning: GROSS nudity ahead. Maybe DOUBLE GROSS.")
I'm old enough to have circulated a petition to keep Star Trek on the air on NBC. I was in High School.
In college, re-runs came on just after dinner. Watching was de riguer--afterwards, serious studying began.
The Federation Trading Post opened just a few blocks from my dorm. I almost bought a Tribble.
I did make it to one Convention--the tickets were a birthday present from my Best Friend who got me hooked on the series. We're still talking!
But about Star Trek TOS, I always did wonder this: in which episode were Capt. Kirk and Spock sent through an evil alien mind-control machine, convincing them that they could *sing*?
Btw: Thanks for another joyful read:-)
Jean-Luc Picard. You command your ship with an iron fist and the children love you. Bah!!! Humbug!! KIDS!!! >_<
Thanks for dropping by my blog and viewing the drop bear video. This was a scary experience. I watched the Original Star Trek series when it was first run in 1966 and was hooked. Then when The Next Gen was aired I enjoyed this just as much. In the early days I was a member of a Star Trek Club here in Brisbane and they would show episodes of Star Trek at a rented theatre in 16mm film. Have all the movies made except No.V "The Final Frontier" directed by William Shatner. It was bloody terrible.