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Captain's Log ST-CHI: Jeri Ryan and Tim Russ Talk Voyager and Ties That Bind
It turns out this is Tim Russ’s first time in Chicago. I’m not sure if he meant for a Star Trek convention or EVER (!) but it’s absolutely a treat to be able to finally see the actor who portrayed one...
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Vocês sabiam que em uma cena aparece o fantasma do antigo morador da casa onde foi filmado Três Solteirões e um Bebê?
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Founders Online: Thanksgiving Proclamation, 3 October 1789
Thanksgiving Proclamation, 3 October 1789
![A partial clipping from an old TV Guide reads as follows:
Washington) trains a young orphan (Jaleel White) to help him protect Gotham from the nefarious Hugo Strange (Andre Braugher).
7 PM channel 13 STAR TREK: VOYAGER(CC)—Science Fiction; 60 min.
The crew defend themselves from ravenous bird-like creatures invading from a transwarp tunnel. Meanwhile, Neelix’s Gigerian turkeys keep disappearing from his transwarp-powered oven. He’s put 47 of them in there so far!
[SCI] MOVIE(CC)—Sci-Fi/Romance; 2 hrs.
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Day 37 of inserting a random Muppet into a random Star Trek screenshot Happy Thanksgiving to those who celebrate! #StarTrek #StarTrekVITheUndiscoveredCountry #TheMuppets #SesameStreet
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a group of people standing around a table with the words i shall try some of your burned replicated bird meat
ALT: a group of people standing around a table with the words i shall try some of your burned replicated bird meat
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![Picture showing most of page 28. It reads: "[...] seemed to enjoy watching repeats of our repeats, studying every episode to the point where they not only knew each storyline, but most of the dialogue as well. "Star Trek" parties began springing up on college campuses, where whole groups of Trek-nuts got together to watch the show and celebrate their fascination with the series. Trek fans, it seemed, weren't just enthusiastic, they were fanatical. This would be proven beyond a shadow of a doubt when a strange and heretofore unheard of entity began springing ionaround the country—the "Star Trek" convention.
Partly the result and partly the cause of "Star Trek"'s continued vitality, these mass celebrations began sprouting like dandelions, attracting thousands of fans into musty convention halls and economy hotel meeting rooms all over the country. There they'd mingle amid their fellow addicts, screening old episodes en masse, buying up whatever "Star Trek" merchandise they could lay their hands on, and sometimes, when they were really lucky, mingling with members of "Star Trek"'s original cast and crew.
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