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Top: Arts: Television: Programs: Science Fiction and Fantasy: S: Star Trek Series: Humor (14)

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Berli's Star Trek Shack - Includes humor and criticism about series.

Future Birthplace of James T. Kirk - Road report and review of a speculative bit of civic pride in Riverside, Iowa.

Jen's Super Happy Page - Comic-book-style spoof of The Next Generation.

Roswell Alien's Humor - Jokes and top ten lists from Star Trek.

Satire Trek - Parody script based on the original series.

~Spocktacular~ - Fan art and parody that portrays original series characters interacting online in a fictional chat room. Also includes similar "chat" based on Harry Potter characters.

Star Trek Parody Site - A collection of Next Generation and Deep Space Nine parodies.

Star Wrecked - Includes comedic biographies, wallpapers, screen savers, and trivia.

The Voyager Fun Gallery - Jokes based on the first four series, Voyager quotes and fan art, and "Ask Psychic Seven," a game similar to Magic 8-Ball.

WWWF Grudge Match: Khan vs. Lex Luthor - The battle of evil geniuses: Lex Luthor vs. Star Trek's Khan in best-of-7 Stratego.

WWWF Grudge Match: U.S.S. Enterprise vs. The Death Star - It's the battle for the universe as Darth Vader and the Death Star battle James T. Kirk and the U.S.S. Enterprise.