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The Wrath of Khan done as opera with action figures

Posted on January 27, 2009 | 4 comments |

By Robot Chicken. Thanks to Stu.

PS The Italian checks out as far as I can tell. Curse those rubbish Italian lessons I took. Why did they never deal with useful things like this?

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  1. Jane Henry wrote:
    January 27, 2009 | Reply

    Star Trek as Space Opera. Marvellous. Now I wish I'd done Italian...

  2. phoenix30 LiveJournal wrote:
    January 27, 2009 | Reply

    Robot Chicken? When did this episode air? And how did I miss it?

    R.I.P. Montalban.

  3. Toby O'B replied to phoenix30's comment:
    January 28, 2009 | Reply

    "Robot Chicken? When did this episode air? And how did I miss it?R.I.P. Montalban."

    At least here in the States, it just aired this past Sunday night. Not sure what the hang time is before it reaches the UK....

  4. phoenix30 LiveJournal wrote:
    January 28, 2009 | Reply

    Sunday? That would explain it then. Saturday-Sunday-Monday was one LOOOOONG day for me (ie, no sleep), as I spent the entire time working on a school project (pro-tip: don't ever go to graduate school).

    When I finally did sleep, I was awoken by the UPS guy. I couldn't figure out why he was working on a Sunday, until I realized it was Tuesday.

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