I don't know, this is just one of those things that I don't get. I mean, it's not like they're investing all this time and effort for some sort of financial reward (in fact, they're forbidden to). So the idea that a bunch of adults -- not kids, mind you, which I could understand, but fully grown adults -- actually feel the need to spend their money and their time creating full-blown TREK sets with functioning lights and do-dads in their garage, as well as forking out even more cash to plug in good looking SFX work, all so they can play act as if THEY are The Shat or Spock just seems "off" to me. I mean, the whole adult dress-up and play-act thing is simply one thing I just don't get.

Hey, if it's Halloween and you're going to a party, fine, knock your socks off. If it's the weekend and my girlfriend wants to dress up in a slutty vinyl Batgirl costume complete with thigh high boots, hey, all the better since it'll knock my socks off. But in the end, when I look at these guys pretending to be the Trek characters and actually thinking they're continuing on the saga, as if anyone with an IQ over 14 would actually be buying into that, it just reminds me of Triumph the Insult Comic Dog in that clip where he's at the premiere for ATTACK OF THE CLONES and is mocking all the grown adults -- again, accent on grown adults -- who are dressed up as characters, too, and looking rather dorky.

"Oh man! Look at this one! He's like some sort of super nerd. It's like he was built from the parts of lesser nerds. He's some sort of UBER nerd now!"

"They laugh at other's failures, when they have not done SHIT"

It's obvious that the Trolls have forgotton that despite how many of TOS episode titles came from Shakespeare quotes, it wasn't Shakespeare.

But I agree, it seems as if they're getting better with each episode. Although I wish they had waited and done the Doomsday war episode in two parts as originally conceived. It seemed a tad rushed in the one hour format.

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