Scotty, Beam Up My Drinks!

Scotty would be proud to help you bream up your drinks.  Wouldn't he? If you had this nifty Star Trek drink coaster, you could do it all by yourself.  Well, sorta....  Click the drink for more beverage dazzling info.

Where No Poster Has Gone Before

Wonderful new Star Trek posters are now available. Check out one of the very best of the bunch.

For more information - check out this article: 

http://www.ew.com/article/2015/11/23/star-trek-posters-voyager-wrath-khan-tos

Han Solo On The Enterprise

What if Han Solo decided to hitch a ride on the Enterprise?  We can dream...

Leslie Parrish - Lt. Carolyn Palamas

In the original STAR TREK episode, Who Mourns for Adonais?, the character of Lt. Carolyn Palamas is played by the lovely Leslie Parrish.  Parrish is a veteran actress of dozens of TV shows and feature films, including the classic political thriller, The Manchurian Candidate, starring the legendary Frank Sinatra.

Lt. Palamas catches the eye and fancy of none other than the Greek god Apollo, played by Michael Forest.  Palamas must walk a fine line of adhering to her Starfleet duty, while not angering a powerful entity who claims to be the ancient Greek god.  Imagine - you are the romantic focus of a being who can project enormous hands to reach out and grab the awesomely powered Starship Enterprise?  It's clear such a relationship would be raher one sided - unless the gifts of Apollo granted Palamas similar goddess like wonders.

It Is Green

In the Next Generation episode, Relics, Scotty, played by James Doohan, asks Data (Brent Spiner) what he's drinking, while they hang out together in the Ten Forward lounge.  Barkeep Guinan (Whoopi Goldberg) isn't around, and Data doesn't know the answer, so he simply answers, "It is green."

For Netflix users, all of TNG is now available on the streaming service in glorious HD!  The color of Scotty's green booze has never looked more vibrant and inviting - no matter what it is he's actually drinking.  Check it out!

The Love Of Science Fiction - Love & Sex in Sci-Fi

Space... The final frontier... The cosmos....  it's a really, really big place.  They say the most important question we can ask ourselves as a species is:  Are we alone?  Well, it's certainly no fun to be alone, at least all the time.  Like the sci-fi movie Contact (based on Carl Sagan's novel) promotes:  If we are all alone, it seems like an awful waste of space.  In Ridley Scott's Alien, they say, In Space, No One Can Hear You Scream.  Scream - from what, the desperation of loneliness?

Being all alone - even on a crowded planet - is definitely not much fun either.  Fans of Star Trek know that Captain Kirk (William Shatner) wasn't the kind of guy to be lonely for very long.  He may have been a bit too amorous for some of the more prudish among us, but compared to say James Bond, or the devilish Han Solo (Harrison Ford), James T. Kirk wasn't so unusual.  Kirk's crew is also no stranger to the poetry of love, or even the lustful leanings of plain, old fashioned sex.  From Spock to Scotty, Chekov to Uhura, the Enterprise crew knew that partnering up during those demanding space voyages was not only healthy, but downright logical.

Let's Talk About Sex, Captain Kirk

The ultimate dream has been made real.  All those cheap, plastic toys are just that - only cheap, plastic toys. Even those exact replicas that cost you more than most home mortgage payments don't really work. Here now, finally, a fully functional working communicator.  Beam me up, Scotty!

Captain Kirk's cell phone can now be yours - and you can actually use it to call your friends and make them feel inadequate that they don't own the real deal!  Crafted with loving detail by The Wand Co, this nifty piece of Trek Tech is a bluetooth handset for your cell phone and can also be used to stream all those cosmic tunes as a bluetooth speaker. Retailing for $149.95, it will be warping its way to market in January 2016.

Happy Holidays

Happy Holidays to all creatures great and small - and to all those living in the future especially!

Star Trek Sex celebrates the holidays.  All the best to you and yours!

Star Trek Sex - Available On Amazon

Star Trek Sex - On Amazon.

Star Trek Convention In Southern NJ

Star Trek fans of all shapes, sizes and alien races, gathered together for a convention in southern NJ.

At the Crown Plaza Hotel in Cherry Hill, NJ, fans will get to meet their beloved cosmic characters  - at least the actor or actress who plays them - and just have a phaser blast of a good time.  The con runs for 3 days till Sunday April 27th.  Set tricorders on ENJOY and EXPLORE!

Read More

Star Trek Sexy Spotlight - Romulan Commander - Joanne Linville

Star Trek had many a memorable guest star turning in an unforgettable performance as a great character, but most of them had, well, names.  In the classic original series episode, The Enterprise Incident, Joanne Linville played a seductive Romulan Commander of the ship targeted for a top secret mission - by the James Bond and Jason Bourne like duo of Captain Kirk and Spock.

Linville has had a respected Hollywood career, but her turn as the mysterious Romulan who tries to seduce Spock is one of the most memorable.  Her character's name is never revealed in the episode, however, at one point she does whisper it into Spock's ear, who replies with, "How rare, and how beautiful. But so incongruous when spoken by a soldier."

Mudd's Women - The Sexy Love Potion of Gene Roddenberry's Original Star Trek

One of the most compelling episodes of original Star Trek is Mudd's Women.  Introducing Harry Mudd - who'd later guest in another memorable ep, I, Mudd - the tale dealt in the raw sexuality of 3 women.  Harry was a con man, flim flam man or pimp - depending on your point of view - and he 'managed' three beautiful women in their social skills.

The tale posits the notion of these gals - escorts, companions, prostitutes, geisha, or all of them combined - mentored by the ever clever and profiteering Mudd.  Harry Mudd's women took an aphrodisiac substance called the Venus Drug - making them alluring to men.

Funko Pop Releases New Star Trek Toys

If you like your Star Trek toys small & cute, Funko Pop has created a line just for you.  The figure line even includes an Orion Slave Girl like Vina in Captain Pike's illusion from Trek's pilot, "The Cage".  Check out the adorable tiny guys and set phasers on play!