Video Of the Day!: Trekkies And We Know It
The amateur acting Troop at Scrimshank Records puts on a 23rd Century groove thing for us in their parody of LMFAO’s hit song, Sexy and I Know it.
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Posted by SCIFI.radio | May 9, 2012 | Blinded by Science, Movies / Video / Theater, Music, Science Fiction / Fantasy |
The amateur acting Troop at Scrimshank Records puts on a 23rd Century groove thing for us in their parody of LMFAO’s hit song, Sexy and I Know it.
Read MorePosted by SCIFI.radio | Apr 27, 2012 | Blinded by Science, Science Fiction / Fantasy |
It grabbed our attention when we found a how-to video on building a working Star Trek Phaser. Kipkay shows us how.
Read MorePosted by SCIFI.radio | Apr 20, 2012 | Fandom, Movies / Video / Theater |
“Five Year Mission” made a happy birthday song for George Takei, so we made it our Video of the Day. Happy birthday, George!
Read MorePosted by SCIFI.radio | Apr 4, 2012 | Fandom, Politics |
When Nichelle Nichols, best known for her groundbreaking role as Lt. Uhura in Star Trek, visited the White House for Black History Month last February, she and the President didn’t just get their photo taken together in the Oval Office. They did one in which they gave Vulcan salutes.
Read MorePosted by SCIFI.radio | Mar 29, 2012 | Blinded by Science |
Tricorders are devices used, among other things, to determine what ails a patient. Yeah, it is a pretty wild notion that one single device can do such a thing. There have even been applications previously on the market resembling a tricorder on your very own smart phone! Though once an organization by the name of CBS, found out it was not associated to Star Trek itself, it was discontinued on the Android market. There are still a couple of applications mimicking it for the iPhone and other such devices today, but they prove to not be as functional.
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