What's Your Favorite Science Fiction Starship Or Spaceship??? (solar)
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Lexx is a bio-mechanical spaceship and the most powerful weapon known to man. It was grown on the Cluster by His Shadow who intended to use it to blow up any troublesome planets that got a bit lippy. He is not the brightest of spaceships, and has a habit of accidentally blowing things up (usually planets) if not instructed very clearly by Stan, who is now his master. Being bio-mechanical, Lexx's fuel is organic material and he needs to eat regularly to build up reserves. This involves him sometimes detouring a little to pick up tasty "snacks" such as garbage planets, other spaceships, genetic waste pods, and theatres. In season 3 the Lexx is out of fuel to such an extent that he cannot move anymore and is stuck in orbit until the crew can find something for him to eat.
I've heard some pretty cool things about the ship from "Event Horizon" over the years, but have only seen small parts of the actual movie.
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Oh, good one, Giger for sure!
And while we're talking famous artists, let's not forget old Wally Wood, illustrator for so many great EC comics titles out of the 50's, like Eerie and Weird Science. Wally's flying saucers, rocketships and spacesuits pretty much defined the look of classic sci-fi for many years.
WHy is it that I can no longer watch the youtube videos full screen? I get the audio, but no video, just black. Although I do get the usual prompt in the middle of the black, "Press Esc to exit full screen mode."
Dunno why, but the Enterprise E is still my fave. Though the Scimitar is one bad mofo.
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