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1. Star Trek
   Star Trek: The Original series ampquothas been in almost constant reruns for over 15 years in over 140 markets across the US the package of 79 episodes is resold ...
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2. star trek
   ... Arguably, Star Trek is one of the most popular television shows ever produced. Today Star Trek includes four television series and nine motion pictures . ...
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3. Physics of Star Trek
   Star Trek is a show that has been fascinating audiences for years with impressive devices like holodecks, transporters, and warp drive. ...
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4. Star Trek IV
   STAR TREK IV: THE VOYAGE HOME 1/2 Rating: PG Date of publication: 11/26/1986 Cast: Adm. Kirk William Shatner Mr. Spock Leonard Nimoy ...
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5. Star Wars vs. Star Trek
   In my opinion Star Wars is much more sophisticated and detailed than Star Trek. The more laid back Star Trek fans known as Trekkies ...
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6. Gender Roles in Star Trek Next Generation
   In 1966 a series called ampquotStar Trekampquot was created. Itamp39s creator ... Gender roles in Star Trek deal with leadership and sexuality. Men and ...
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7. Darmok Confucianism in Star Trek
   In the episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation entitled ampquotDarmok,ampquot which we saw in class this Friday, we saw what impact two cultures could make upon each ...
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8. Star Wars vs Star Trek
   Thesis: Star Trek and Star Wars each posses similar and different general concepts, themes, and motives. Outline I. Technology A ...
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9. The Parable of Individual Attributes
   Star Trek, a television series originally created by Gene Roddenbury in the year 1966, has become a unique cultural trend in the late 20th Century. ...
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10. Boldly Going
    ... Going ampquotThe Provisional Government is going to fall, and when governments fall people like me are the first ones shot.ampquot Quark DS9, 1997 Star Trek debuted on ...
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11. Images of Women in Maintream
    ... By employing a textual analysis of two recent sciencefiction box office successes ampquotStar Trek: First Contactampquot Jonathan Frakes, 1996 and ampquotIndependence Day ...
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12. SciFi
    ... A good example of a futuristic scifi that most people are familiar with is the Star Trek series. In fact it set the standards for a SciFi television show. ...
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13. Philip K. Dick
    ... In ampquotScience Fiction: A Mirror to Our Universeampquot Nordberg writes about many of the controversial issues that Star Trek addressed. ...
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14. Alternate History
    ... are dealt with here are a short story by Stephen Baxter, amp39Moon Sixamp39, a motion picture, David N. Twohyamp39s Timescape, and the obligatory Star Trek: First Contact. ...
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15. Deep Sea Nine Paradise
    The third Star Trek television, Deep Space Nine is set in the 24th century and chronicles the adventures of Starfleet officers who take command of a remote ...
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16. human 2
    ... As Charlie demonstrates in the Star Trek episode ampquotCharlie Xampquot, if you do not have social interaction and cultural ideas, values, and rules developed from a ...
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17. Internet the advantages and disadvantages
    ampquotBeam me up, Scottie.ampquot This popular line from Star Trek was a demonstration of the advanced technology of the future. Though it ...
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18. Internet1
    ampquotBeam me up, Scottie.ampquot This popular line from Star Trek was a demonstration of the advanced technology of the future. Though it ...
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19. Violence ampamp Television
    ... world works.ampquot For instance, as a child I could remember imitating violent acts after watching violent movies such as Superman, Star Wars, Star Trek, and Rocky. ...
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20. HG Wells A Biography
    ... He was the father of Star Wars and Star Trek. He was the founder of a new generation of thinking and writing. Wells brought excitement to his readers. ...
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21. Alex Proyaamp39s Dark City Science Fiction Noir
    ... Edward Scissorhands, Cenobites from Hellraiser, the Emperor from Star Wars, Borgs from Star Trek, and Nosferatu were likely influences on Alex Proyas ...
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22. Questing Asianamp39s ambiguities
    ... Rosalind Cho also found herself a row on a TV series. George Takei was the helmsman Mr. Sulu in the Star Trek TV series, which became really popular. ...
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23. Technophobia ampamp Cinema
    ... Even some of the films which rely heavily on the very modern phenomenon of special effects, such as Star Wars 1977, Star Trek: The Motion Picture 1979, The ...
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24. Film Trailers
    ... We also see the star who in this case is Patrick Stewart, he has a long history in scifi, because was JeanLuc Picard in THE scifi show, Star Trek. ...
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25. Wellsian Influence on Science and Tchnology of the Late Victorian ...
    ... Franz Rottenstiener believes that the popularity of Hollywoodsamp39 Star Trek, Planet of The Apes and Star Wars along with a resurgence of the fantasy writing of ...
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26. Primetime Animation
    ... ampquotFamily guy, about the middleclass Griffins, takes on everything from Star Trek to Scooby Doo, Tiananmen Square to the Third Reich Zerbisias, F8.ampquot These are ...
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27. Racism and Mental Health
    ... One of the wisest and most memorable lines, in my opinion, from the longrunning television series, \ampquotStar Trek\ampquot, is the pointyeared character, Mr. Spock\amp39s ...
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28. Communication
    ... After watching a few shows of Adams Family, Hang Time, Xena: Princess Warrior, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Star Trek, and Highlander, children are glamorized by ...
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29. Symbolism in Shiloh and Story of a Hour
    ... marriage. Leroy takes up needlepoint and makes a Star Trek pillow which shows his lack of motivation and drive to move on in life. It ...
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30. bill gates 2
    ... It was named after the planet in a Star Trek episode, Altair. Paul convinced Bill to start a company with him, and to drop out of Harvard. ...
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