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morgandawnDay 6 of my "show don't tell" post of what fandom means to me. To support the OTW and its projects click here to donate or to learn more about the OTW.
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The Interphase calendar #1 theme is "Star Trek Visits the World of Literature" and features the Star Trek characters in various book settings.
The Interphase Calendar #2 theme is "Star Trek Goes to the Movies" and recasts the Star Trek crew as characters in movies.
First up, the cover of the second calendar pays homage to Captain Kirk's "enthusiastic appreciation" of all the alien creatures he encounters. In my mind, Kirk is an equal opportunity seducer, flirting and couch-ing male, female and multi-gendered beings across the universe. In this ironic and snarky vid, others seem to agree.
And to continue the movie theme, Captain "Sam Spade" Kirk in a dapper pin striped suit admires the Fat Man's dingus, while Chekhov is recast in Peter Lorre's role as Joel Cairo.
Day one is here
Day two is here.
Day three is here.
Day four is here.
Day five is here.
The Interphase calendar #1 theme is "Star Trek Visits the World of Literature" and features the Star Trek characters in various book settings.
The Interphase Calendar #2 theme is "Star Trek Goes to the Movies" and recasts the Star Trek crew as characters in movies.
First up, the cover of the second calendar pays homage to Captain Kirk's "enthusiastic appreciation" of all the alien creatures he encounters. In my mind, Kirk is an equal opportunity seducer, flirting and couch-ing male, female and multi-gendered beings across the universe. In this ironic and snarky vid, others seem to agree.
And to continue the movie theme, Captain "Sam Spade" Kirk in a dapper pin striped suit admires the Fat Man's dingus, while Chekhov is recast in Peter Lorre's role as Joel Cairo.