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Star Trek Cribs

By Shamus
on May 11, 2006
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Via Eidelblog I find this gem: Star Trek Cribs – The Director’s Cut.



Very well done. And funny.

I love the little touches in the background. The outfits hung on the walls. McCoy playing Halo 2. Sulu pushing Uhura away. The Warhol-style Spock picture on the wall. Can anyone identify the picture behind Sulu? I don’t recognize it.

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  1. Dan says:
    Thu May 11, 2006 at 9:28 pm

    I don’t know the pic in the backround, but the whole bit is actually a commercial for star trek on
    G4/tech tv. They just picked up the series and are running it in sindication (duh!). there is another one with spock singing kareoke. ( I think he’s doing a B. Spears song)

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  2. a more wretched hive of scum and villainy you will not find at Haibane.info says:
    Sat May 13, 2006 at 1:21 am

    […] I can just imagine what political bloggers think when they look over at Mos Eisley here and see us talking about Star Trek cribs. I think Steven’s obviously Chewie – I’m the hammerhead in the corner, Shamus is probably the furry thing. […]

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    […] I can just imagine what political bloggers think when they look over at Mos Eisley here and see us talking about Star Trek cribs. I think Steven’s obviously Chewie – I’m the hammerhead in the corner, Shamus is probably the furry thing. […]

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