Strange Spoof Wikipedia Star Trek Article.

[Solarbaby]

http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Star_Trek:_The_Next_Generation

I found this whilst browsing. I didn't even realise it was a spoof until the second paragraph lol.

I can't work out if this is meant to be funny or someone really hates the show. If the latter is true then it shows they watched a lot of it to know so much about it.

 

[Joel_Kirk]

The Uncyclopedia is a spoof of Wikipedia; however, it's probably a combination of those who like and dislike, because there are the same 'riffs' on the other shows.

They're hilarious...(Although, some of the 'articles' can go overboard with certain lines).

 

[Cyke101]

I lol'd at their British Star Trek page. Check out British transporter technology!

 

[Tom Riley]

The picture captions are AMAZING!

 

[Joshua Howard]

I loved that.

 

[AMQ]

"For the first time in the history of Science Fiction, the network felt it may be a good idea to cast an actor in the lead role. The role went to Jean-Luc Picard who played the character Patrick Stewart. This was not well received by creator Gene Roddenberry who felt that it did not suit his style of storytelling. As a compromise, it was agreed that the rest of the cast should be less talented at pretending to be someone else than any group of people who had ever graced the small screen in the past."
?!

 

[Ar-Pharazon]

From the home page: "Betty White to Play Catwoman in Batman 3"

 

[Deckerd]

"For the first time in the history of Science Fiction, the network felt it may be a good idea to cast an actor in the lead role."

I thought this was very funny too.

 

[Alienesse]

"After each planet, moon, colony and tree they passed, they assimilated all of its inhabitants into the United Federation of Planets by either subversion or force."

Someone took a page from Mr. Eddington's book there...

 

[Alrik]

Great read. I especially liked this one:

"Console Power-surge Inevitability
In the future, all fuses, surge-protectors and earthing wires have been abandoned. This may be because such devices have been forgotten or the engineers in Starfleet are sadistic little bastards. This results in consoles exploding like illegal fireworks on the face of yet another unfortunate redshirt."

 

[Gaith]

Star Trek: Enterprise, also known as "Star Trek: I Didn't Watch It Either"

 

[Mr_Homn]

"Despite the fact she could tell when someone was lying, nobody ever accused Troi of having an unfair advantage when playing poker."

Lol, that never even occured to me. But she still never won so she must have turned it off when they played.

 

[Unicron]

Nice.

 

[Gul Re'jal]

I had to laugh at A typical Ferengi male photo

 

[AMQ]

Star Trek: Enterprise, also known as "Star Trek: I Didn't Watch It Either"

Isn't it informative?

 

[Deranged Nasat]

My favourite Trek joke at Uncyclopedia isn't actually on a Trek page. It's under Andorra (the country). The joke is that the writer starts talking about Andorra only to quickly slip into talking about Andoria. I guess it's making fun of how obscure Andorra is to most people.

 

[Tom Riley]

^ Nice!

 

[Bad Atom]

Oh, man, that whole site is full of funny...


"Convicted murderer James Doohan played the role of Montgomery Scott, the ship's chief engineer. Doohan was considered too dangerous to interact with the other actors and thus all his scenes were filmed in his cell in the West LA Correctional Facilty, decorated to look like the engine room. The set eventually had to be digatally added, because Doohan kept killing his guards with the styrofoam walls in his eager bids at freedom."

 

[Deranged Nasat]

Oh, man, that whole site is full of funny...


"Convicted murderer James Doohan played the role of Montgomery Scott, the ship's chief engineer. Doohan was considered too dangerous to interact with the other actors and thus all his scenes were filmed in his cell in the West LA Correctional Facilty, decorated to look like the engine room. The set eventually had to be digatally added, because Doohan kept killing his guards with the styrofoam walls in his eager bids at freedom."

 

[Jochk]

AWESOME