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January 2021

16Jan 2021

NewsStar Trek

USS Enterprise builds ranked from the most awful to the greatest (Star Trek video).

Have you ever wished to ponder all the USS Enterprise builds from Star Trek ranked from the most awful to the greatest? Oh,…

ColonelFrog16 Jan 2021

December 2019

15Dec 2019

NewsKit

Massive Star Trek Christmas display (news).

Canadian Star Trek fan, Martin Ahern, has constructed a massive 16-foot scale replica USS Enterprise in his garden for his scifi-themed Christmas display.…

ColonelFrog15 Dec 2019

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Stuart Fails to Save the Universe: season one escapes the sitcom asylum

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