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Wednesday, 16 July
Star Trek: The Dumb Generation
(The bridge of the Enterprise.) Picard: Ah, space. The inky expanse; the cold glitter of the stars. How it soothes me with its limitless wonder . . . we are adrift on the sea of night, and I captain this fragile vessel through its troubled waters. What manner of being might we meet next? Ferengi? Borg? Mormons? No matter what foe or what crisis, I will remain courageously bald. Yessss. (Pause.) Christ, I'm bored. WESLEY! Status! Wesley: Everyone hates me, sir. Picard: Yes, I've seen the mail. Wesley: I hate our writers. Picard: Quiet, ensign. Number One! I require entertainment. Please favor us with a gratuitous trombone solo. Riker: Aye aye, sir! (He begins playing trombone. As he skronks away miserably, the rest of the bridge staff roll their eyes and pantomime vomiting. Worf in particular seems quite afflicted, and his forehead prosthesis quivers threateningly.) Worf: (howling) RES IPSA LOQUITUR! ANNIKA SORENSTAM! DONDE ES LA CASA DE PEPE? (Worf launches himself at Riker and beats him to death with the trombone. The bridge staff stares in horror.) Picard: MISTER WORF! Explain yourself! This is the ninetieth time you have lapsed into incomprehensible Klingon and completely defied all Federation protocol, for which I have never once punished you! Tell me now why I should not do so now! Worf: Did you hear him? Picard: . . . well . . . Worf: And don't tell me you weren't sick of that mustache. Picard: . . . well . . . (Another Riker enters from the turbolift. He is clean-shaven.) All: ANOTHER RIKER! Riker: Yes, you see (mumble mumble) transporter reflection (mutter mutter) bounced the signal (mrrf mfff) creative desperation (ugga oob) so you see, I am an exact copy of the old Riker! (He sees the mangled corpse on the floor.) Uh, but friskier! Picard: I see. Troi: He's dreamy. Riker: Deanna. Darling. I only have eyes for you, and several dozen other women. Troi: I know, my love. You are a pussyhound. I understand. Riker: Rad. LaForge: Fucking shit! Picard: Mr. LaForge! LaForge: Captain . . . I've picked up something on long range scanners. I think it's the Crystalline Entity! Oh, this is a frightening fuck in the deepening dark! Data: Confirmed, Captain. The Entity is approaching at warp nine. Picard: The Crystalline Entity. Jesus wept. Can't somebody put this fucking thing through a dishwasher cycle or something? What's next, the Ming Vase Monster? Worf: Captain, not that you asked, but I recommend DOING GLORIOUS BATTLE WITH THIS STUPEFYINGLY POWERFUL BEING THAT WILL ALMOST CERTAINLY MEAN THE DEATH OF US ALL! Troi: I can't believe I dated you. Picard: Silence! I'm bald! (Tense pause, then he taps his communicator badge.) Bridge to Doctor Crusher! Crusher: (audio) Yes, Captain? And before you say anything else, you haven't had your regulation physical in over six months. You will comply with my wishes or I will once again peevishly threaten to remove you from command. Picard: (sotto voce) How many times does this woman have to fondle my nuts? (To Crusher) Acknowledged, Doctor. You have as always been no help at all. I will contact you later so we may generate fruitless sexual tension. Picard out. Crusher: Crusher out, much like my husband whose death you are responsible for. Picard: You kill one husband and that's all you hear about . . . Data: Captain! The Entity is closing. Picard: What are its coordinates? Data: Relative to what? We're in space. Picard: Belay that order! Data: (bewildered) What? Picard: No time! Geordi, can you get a transporter lock? LaForge: No, Captain! Fuck my ass! The transporters are down! Motherfucker! Worf: Captain! My two-hundred pound honorific metal bandolier is extremely heavy and is chafing my nipples! Data: Sir, we are running out of time. If you wish, I can do things really fast on the computer. Picard: Faster than talking to it? Data: No, sir. But it looks really cool when I do things fast. Picard: Make it so! (Data does things really fast.) Wesley: Captain, I'm beginning to glow with dewy innocence. Picard: Understood, Mr. Crusher. This will push the NAMBLA numbers way up. Wesley: What? Troi: Quiet, Wesley, not now. Look at my breasts. Wesley: Hey, those are great! Data: Captain, I am afraid I was unsuccessful in doing things really fast. The Crystalline Entity is about to . . . shine bright lights at us or something. Picard: (grimly) Damn. LaForge: Fuck me with a vault pole! Picard: The Entity must not be allowed to take this ship. (Tense pause. Riker is glancing nervously at the mangled trombone.) I have to activate the self-destruct sequence. (Everyone on the bridge rolls their eyes and groans, except for Worf.) Worf: YES! All Klingons want to die! Let's die already! This will be so cool. Riker: Sir, will this be the self-destruct sequence that requires both the captain and first officer to agree, or the one where only the captain is required to initiate it. Because if you don't need me, I could use a shave. I'm about to grow another mustache. Worf: Uh, wait. Is this still honorable? Self-destructing? It's kind of cool on the one hand, but on the other, it's not really battle. I don't want to be a wuss. (Pause.) Whatever. This never works anyway. LaForge: (apropos of nothing) FUCK! Man, I like swearing. Data: The Entity has reached something cool sounding, such as imminent proximity. Picard: Brace for impact! Troi: Captain! I sense another presence! Something else is here! (Q appears on the bridge and begins mincing.) All: Q! Q: Well, well, Pee-kard! Got yourself into a bit of a folderol, haven't you? Hmm? A fooforaw? Fiddlesticks! (Q minces some more.) Picard: Q! Is this your doing? Q: Oh, Pee-kard. Remember when I was on Days of Our Lives? (Q continues mincing.) Picard: Q! Explain yourself! I don't have to take any guff from capricious omnipotent beings! Riker: (menacingly, reaching for his dumb phaser) Q, don't make me . . . (Q turns Riker into a banana.) Q: He really was much more butch with the mustache. Picard: (pate steaming) Q! Help us for ill-defined reasons! Now! Q: Oh, all right, you tiresome little mite. (Snaps fingers.) Data: Captain, the Entity has vanished. Picard: Cancel red alert. Wesley: Uh, you never called for a . . . Picard: Q, now that you have imperiled us, and then saved us, get off my ship. Q: Oh, mon capitaine, we shall meet again! (He vanishes.) LaForge: Fuck, man. I mean, hell. Hell, hell, hell. Also, damn. Worf: Christ, I swear, I'm never going to die. (Morosely) Man, I want to die. Data: Orders, captain? Picard: First star on the left, Mr. Data. Straight on until morning. Engage. (Pause as the bridge staff contemplates the majesty of space.) Troi: Is anyone going to eat that banana? (Fade to credits.) Note: Comments are closed on old entries. Comments Skot, so why exactly are you working for a cancer research firm when you should be diligently working on a cure for bad SNL episodes? Goddamn you, I just peed. ROFL ok, seriously, you should be writing for a comedy show. if that was a TV show, I would be watching it! your stuff is great :) keep it up! Wow, that was definitely worth almost getting fired for surfing the net at work. HI larious! As a serious trekky .... I'm hurt :-) Picard: (sotto voce) How many times does this woman have to fondle my nuts? (To Crusher) Acknowledged, Doctor. You have as always been no help at all. I will contact you later so we may generate fruitless sexual tension. Picard out.
Your dialougeythium crystals rock, Skotty. Actually, Q was on General Hospital ... Hey they forgot to reroute power to Geordi's visor via some induction coils and Data's left ear! Oh well, perhaps it will happen in the next episode. :) Actually, Q was on General Hospital ... Nuh uh! At least IMDB doesn't think so. Anyway, I have clear and hellish memories of my mom watching DOOL and seeing John DeLancie weirding around as Eugene with his kooky romantic opposite Calliope. Why? Why must I remember this? bwahah. I am SO forwarding this to the member of the household who actually watches Spike TV. However, you did forget to introduce a never-before-seen Ensign Gomez for the sole purpose of providing someone expendable to kill before the end of the hour. Brilliant! The spot-on satire of your writing is sheer genius, and hysterically funny, to boot. You are insanely clever and talented! waaaay back in deep time, circa '91 or 92, there was a high-larious musical down in belltown known as Star Dreck, which featured one episode each of TOS and TNG. It was similar in knowledgeable affection. It's also endearing that this parody is being nitpicked. "Jesus wept." That's such a brilliant cuss word. It may have to be adopted. haha, i love it. waaaay back in deep time, circa '91 or 92, there was a high-larious musical down in belltown known as Star Dreck, which featured one episode each of TOS and TNG. Hey! I know a significant majority of the actors who were in Star Drek, and have worked with the director. DAMMIT! I have this vivid memory of John de Lancie on General Hospital as a really creepy, evil Alan Quartermaine, but I must have been a crack baby, because I can't find mention of it anywhere and apparently I made it up. My mom used to watch Days of Our Lives too, so maybe my brain did a switcheroo. I have no idea. Delicious dilithium...de Leary 'em. A play about a play. Wherefore thee? I laughed so hard I cut off the oxygen supply to my brain and had to put my head between my knees for a few minutes. Seriously. You rock the universe, dude. That is the funniest damn thing I have ever read. I put a link to it in my LJ. Hope you don't mind. BWHAAHHAHA! I hardly know Trek *at all* but I nearly choked while reading this. Excuse me, I'm wheezing myself to death. I never laughed so hard. ahah that's great! thanks a lot... i wish it could be made into a real screen episode... that would be even more fun! just have to add some to make it an hour, though. excellent work, anyway i love it! =D Is "donde es le casa de Pepe" an obscure reference to the "Wishbone" take on the legend of Our Lady of Guadalupe? I run around saying the 'casa de Pepe' line all the time, and NOBODY EVER GETS IT (not surprisingly, but it still makes me sad). If not...where'd it come from? Post a comment |