worf-related stories
Posted Sep 20th 2007 3:03PM by Bob Sassone
Filed under: Other Sci-Fi/Supernatural Shows, TV on DVD
It's becoming clear that if you plan on buying every season of a TV show, at least the more popular ones, you might want to wait a couple of years (if you can wait, that is). They're coming out with more and more "complete sets" and if you buy the sets individually you're probably paying more (and missing out on some extras, though that's not always the case).
Here's another one. CBS/Paramount will release a complete set for Star Trek: The Next Generation on October 2, to celebrate the show's 20th anniversary.
Continue reading Star Trek: TNG complete set coming in October
Posted Feb 12th 2006 12:32PM by Anna Johns
Filed under: Other Sci-Fi/Supernatural Shows, Web
I don't know what is with all the
Star Trek-related posts
from me today. Maybe it's on my radar because I watched
First Contact the other night (that Borg chick
rocks!). Anyway, there's an internet quiz to determine which
Star Trek character you are. Sadly, I am a
"redshirt", or an expendable crewmate who gets killed as soon as the away team beams down to the planet's
surface. Bummer.
Take the quiz, then tell me: Who
are you?
[Via
Blogdex]
Posted Feb 12th 2006 8:24AM by Anna Johns
Filed under: Other Sci-Fi/Supernatural Shows
Well, first you need to invite over a vegetarian and get him
talking. Then, when he's comfortable, catch him by surprise and "beat him to death with a sack of phone
books".
Thus begins the Klingon
recipe
for vegetarian lasagna, according to humorist Mike Richardson-Bryan over at
McSweeneys. Richardson-Bryan also wrote Klingon recipes for Homestyle Gagh, Heart of
Targ, Thing on a Stick (a.k.a. Bachelor's Delight) and Tribble Nuggets, which involve a lot of shooting and then
stomping Tribbles into nuggets. Funny stuff. Also check out the writer's
Klingon Personal Ads and
Klingon Fairy Tales for McSweeneys.
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