Tag Archives: Star-Trek

You know, as funny as this is, it’s also kind of why I’m not crazy about this Star Trek movie. If I wanted to watch Armageddon, I’d … well, that wouldn’t happen.

I’m just not crazy about some hot shot coming into a universe and rewriting its history for a couple of hours of entertainment.

Kind of like in 24, where by Hour 18 they just assume you’ve forgotten everything that happened at the beginning of the day and why the actions of Good-Guy-Suddenly-Gone-Bad make absolutely no sense.

Still, I’m willing to look past that in 24, let’s hope I can do the same for Star Trek.

September 14, 2008 | Humour, In the news

The no-win scenario

The Liberal Party is planning to formally apologize, in the House of Commons, if elected, for the Komagata Maru incident. Conservative leader Stephen Harper apparently won’t issue such a formal apology.

I’m with Harper on this one. After all, there was nothing anyone could have done about it.

December 30, 2007 | Humour, Media, Video

Robert Rabinovitch the slob

Via The Tea Makers comes this hilarious re-dubbing of an interview with outgoing CBC prez Robert Rabinovitch.

The dub comes courtesy of a group called The Day Job Orchestra, which has been doing similarly well-synchronized dub jobs on a slew of Star Trek videos.

December 3, 2007 | Humour, On the Net

MAGLOCK CONTROLS ACTIVATED LOLOL!!!!!!!!!111222

There hasn’t been enough Star Trek content on this blog recently, so to make up for it I give you:

LOL Movies: Star Trek Furst Contact

October 15, 2007 | Humour, Montreal, Video

New Galacticast is thrusterific

If you’re like me, you wake up every morning thinking: “I wonder if I’m going to see some sweet bare-chested Fred Ngo or other Fred Ngo-related softcore pornography.”

We got a sneak peek back in July with a water fight, but since then he’s been mostly clothed in public.

Well today Barechested Fred Ngo is back, with a bang, in Galacticast’s new episode. He thrusts.

The episode is a very funny Star Trek parody, filled with homosexuality, incest, bullying, sluttiness, simulated cunnilingus and Julien Smith. All things that other people wouldn’t touch with a 10-foot pole.

Well… Fred Ngo would touch it with his 10-foot pole. But he’ll touch anything with his 10-foot pole.

February 13, 2007 | TV

alt.wesley.crusher.rules.rules.rules

Another hilarious yet insightful review of an early Star Trek: The Next Generation episode from my hero Wil Wheaton. Wil’s other ST:TNG reviews

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