Links to watch
Nov. 20th, 2008 09:40 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
selenakBusy gallivanting between north and south (and am I ever glad not to live in Berlin, thought I this morning, when the traffic was horrible), and in lieu of several fannish posts on various subjects lurking in the back of my mind, you get just links for lack of time:
Watchmen, the short version: TRUFAX. Though I fear people who don't have the patience to read Alan Moore before the film hits the screens next year will feel adrift. *veg*
Star Trek the original series: your grandmother's fandom, but it could also be yours: thoughtful overview by![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
penknife, listing favourite TOS episodes, movies and books. Ah, Star Trek. I'm a DS9 and TNG fangirl most of all, but TOS was my childhood, and my fondness continues. Though when I get around to writing the longer posts lurking in the back of my mind, one of them will include a rant about how declarations that only TOS was "real" Star Trek (as opposed to TNG and DS9, etc.) do not endear the person who makes them to me (I'm looking at you, JJ).
Watchmen, the short version: TRUFAX. Though I fear people who don't have the patience to read Alan Moore before the film hits the screens next year will feel adrift. *veg*
Star Trek the original series: your grandmother's fandom, but it could also be yours: thoughtful overview by
penknife, listing favourite TOS episodes, movies and books. Ah, Star Trek. I'm a DS9 and TNG fangirl most of all, but TOS was my childhood, and my fondness continues. Though when I get around to writing the longer posts lurking in the back of my mind, one of them will include a rant about how declarations that only TOS was "real" Star Trek (as opposed to TNG and DS9, etc.) do not endear the person who makes them to me (I'm looking at you, JJ).
