You know you're a TOS fan if...

[BillJ]

If you buy a new TV, and the first thing you plan on playing on it is the original Star Trek.

 

[Noname Given]

...a physical copy of Franz Joseph's Star Trek Star Fleet Technical Manual is on your bookshelf.

Plus the FJ 1701 Blueprints...

 

[USS Triumphant]

...if you have an X-Wing up on cinder blocks in your front yard?

:ducks, runs away cackling:

 

[Stibbons]

...if you have an X-Wing up on cinder blocks in your front yard?

:ducks, runs away cackling:

Because what you fly is a Class-F Shuttlecraft.


(Woo almost mixed my shuttles up again...)

 

[johnnybear]

You know you're a TOS fan if...you prefer your white Gorilla monsters with a horn and poisonous bite to one without!
JB

 

[uniderth]

- If you correct people when they "TOS" or "The Original Series". Seriously, I've watched the show a hundred times and I've never seen that subtitle.

- If you go berserk anytime someone calls the Enterprise's nacelle domes "bussards."

I can't believe All-Access hasn't been all over this one.

No! Don't give them any ideas!

 

[Stibbons]

Plus the FJ 1701 Blueprints...

And the Star Trek Medical Reference Manual (those three were the pride of my bookshelf when I was young...)

 

[BillJ]

No! Don't give them any ideas!

I don't know? It seems like the one idea they might be able to pull off without ruining the Prime universe.

 

[BillJ]

If you're looking on Amazon at TOS Blu-ray sets you might want to buy even though you already own the show on DVD & Blu-ray.

 

[Phaser Two]

I can't believe All-Access hasn't been all over this one.

I . . . am . . . GRATEfulthathasn'tbeendone!! Spooooock . . . . . . . . . that's . . . unfathomably evil!

 

[Stibbons]

If "Trials and Tribble-ations" is your favourite DS9 episode.

 

[BK613]

And the Star Trek Medical Reference Manual (those three were the pride of my bookshelf when I was young...)

And The Making of Star Trek, Star Trek Lives! and a rolled tube containing the D-7 blueprints purchased at a convention in 1976.

 

[Stibbons]

When you scour Amazon, Abe Books and Alibris to replace your copy of "The Making of Star Trek" with a better condition copy of the exact same edition you have because the damned thing has fallen apart with too much handling.

 

[Kor]

Never saw this before. His Shatner was better than mine.

It's from the Shatner movie "Free Enterprise."

Kor

 

[BK613]

It's from the Shatner movie "Free Enterprise."

Kor

Which doesn't change the fact I've never seen it. Nope, never watched "Free Enterprise."

 

[Kor]

Which doesn't change the fact I've never seen it. Nope, never watched "Free Enterprise."

Me neither. I thought it was weird for some random movie to have a guy imitating Shatner. But then I saw that it was from a Shatner movie, and it made sense.

Kor

 

[BillJ]

And The Making of Star Trek...

I ordered a copy last week. Damn thing has been sitting in Cincinnati since last Thursday!

 

[Tenacity]

Damn thing has been sitting in Cincinnati since last Thursday

Doors to the warehouse are frozen shut.

 

[uniderth]

I don't know? It seems like the one idea they might be able to pull off without ruining the Prime universe.

Nah, because to do it right they need to make it as if it had actually been made in the 60's. And we know how well they can pull that off.

 

[JonnyQuest037]

If you correct people when they "TOS" or "The Original Series". Seriously, I've watched the show a hundred times and I've never seen that subtitle.

It honestly doesn't bother me that much. Since the name of the show itself and the entire franchise is Star Trek, it doesn't hurt to have a way to clarify things. And "The Original Series" is a lot more respectful than calling it "The Old Star Trek."

Which doesn't change the fact I've never seen it. Nope, never watched "Free Enterprise."

Me neither.

You guys should check it out. It's fun.