Tuesday, April 21, 2009

While cleaning out old files on my computer, I found an old random writing by me and Sarah. So I thought I'd stick it up here...

THE INSANITY SHOW



RACHEL: Welcome to 'The Insanity Show! I'm one of your hosts, Rachel, and this is your other host, Sarah.

SARAH: Hello everyone! Today we will be interviewing some of the characters from Star Trek. Say 'hi' to the camera, everyone!

SPOCK: *raises eyebrow*

KIRK:*combing hair* What? Are we on? *looks up* Hello!

DATA: 'Hi'

PICARD: Hello.

SARAH: So...hi. What's up?

SPOCK: The sky, the clouds, the ceiling, the s-

SARAH: Maybe I should rephrase that. How are things going for all of you?

DATA: What things?

RACHEL: *slaps forehead* I told you we should have stuck to humans...Anyway, on to the first topic. Ahem. *pulls out script, reads* 'How Kirk Is Pathetic Without Spock.' Interesting.....

KIRK: WHAT!?!?!

SARAH: That's what it says.

KIRK: I'm not pathetic!

RACHEL: The polls disagree.

DATA: Based on the fact that I do not know either of the two, may I be excused from the discussion?

SARAH: Certainly. The lobby is down the hall and to the left. *Data leaves* You too, Picard?

PICARD: I'll stay.

KIRK: Yes, stay and join me in the glorious battle against offensive blond sadists!

PICARD: *to Sarah* Where did you say the lobby was?

SARAH: *repeats directions* Back to the discussion.

KIRK: I am NOT pathetic!

RACHEL: Oh yeah?

KIRK: Yeah!

SARAH: Then how come in The Search for Spock, when, I might point out, he is not around to correct your mistakes, you blow up your ship?

KIRK: Um....

RACHEL: And, in the one movie he is entirely not in, you die! Twice!

SPOCK: *looking interested* Is that medically possible?

KIRK: Shut up, pointy ears!

SARAH: Actually, I like the ears.

RACHEL: So do I.

SPOCK: This could be the first time that someone has.

KIRK: No, there was that giant bug-thing from Devil in the Dark.

RACHEL: Do you have a point?

KIRK: *nods head* That only freaky bugs and geeks like the ears.

SARAH: Watch it, fat boy!

KIRK: I'm not fat!

RACHEL: For fear of losing one or more of our guest stars, I think it's time to end this discussion.

--------COMMERCIAL BREAK------

RACHEL: Well, we're back, and after 10 minutes of assuring Kirk that he is neither pathetic nor fat, we will be resuming the discussions. So....next topic: 'What Was Your Least Favorite Episode?' Kirk?

KIRK: Probably A Private Little War.

RACHEL: And why is that?

KIRK: My hair got messed up!

SARAH: You also get attacked by a giant poisonous monkey-thing, if I remember correctly.

KIRK: Yes! That was how my hair got messed up!

SARAH: *cough* egotistical *cough* And your least favorite episode, Spock?

SPOCK: Same here.

RACHEL: *sarcastically* What, did something happen to your hair, too?

SPOCK: No, I was shot.

SARAH: That sucks.

SPOCK: Every time I beam down, there's always something lurking around down there that says, ' I'll aim for the Vulcan.' Everything always seems to happen to me.

RACHEL: That's probably because things can happen to you that would kill humans.

SPOCK: So, basically, I'm a reusable target.

SARAH: With cool ears. At least you're not an extra.

SPOCK: A what?

RACHEL: An expendable crewman.

SPOCK: Huh?

RACHEL: You know, a redshirt. One of those guys that you beam down that never beams back up.

SPOCK: Oh, them.

SARAH: By the way, you've survived about twenty things that would have killed some of them.

KIRK: What about me? Am I invulnerable, too?

SARAH: No idea. Spock is always around to save you.

KIRK: WHAT!!!!

SARAH: Er...I appear to have offended you again.

KIRK: Have you forgotten the episode where he tries to KILL me?

RACHEL: You're right, McCoy probably saves you in that one......

KIRK: WHAT!!!!!!!!!

RACHEL: Your ego is very easily bruised, I see. End of discussion! *sigh* And will someone please get Data and Picard back in here?

-------COMMERCIAL BREAK-------

SARAH: And we're back, and by now it seems that Data and Picard have decided to show up. *glares at them*

PICARD: What?

DATA: That mechanism in the lobby refered to as a 'vending machine' is most interesting.

RACHEL: What a coincidence, our next topic will discuss an interesting machine as well. Ahem. 'Did The Enterprise Look Better In The Old Movies Or The New Movies?

KIRK: Old.

PICARD: New.

KIRK: No, old.

PICARD: New.

KIRK: Old!

PICARD: NEW!

SARAH: STOP IT!

(Kirk and Picard cease fighting to look at her)

RACHEL: Can either of you give us a reason why it looked better either way?

KIRK: The old one is a classic. The new one is all .... weird.

PICARD: Just 'cause yours doesn't work doesn't make mine weird.

KIRK: What do you mean, doesn't work?

PICARD: It can't go three episodes without a transporter malfunction, or a major power loss, or something blowing up! Now, it could just be that you have a horrible chief engineer-

KIRK: My chief engineer is better than yours, thank you very much!

PICARD: Your chief engineer goes home and gets drunk!

KIRK: Oh yeah? Well, your chief engineer goes home and reads kiddie books for a children's program!

PICARD: *stands up* Say that again, you miserable little-!

KIRK: Come and get it, Baldy!

(They lunge for each other)

RACHEL: Picard, Kirk! Calm down! There's no shame in kiddie pro-aaaagh! *she ducks a flying chair* Spock! Data! Please control your, um, emotional friends!

(Spock and Data sigh, get up. Relative chaos ensues)

SARAH: Commercial break! Commercial break!!

---------COMMERCIAL BREAK---------

(Sarah and Rachel are back in their chairs, looking very disheveled. Data and Spock are sitting calmly. Kirk is unconcious, complements of a Vulcan neck pinch, and Picard has been duct-taped to the wall.)

SARAH: That was..... exciting. *nods to Spock and Data* Thanks, guys. Spock, are you sure humans can't learn to do that neck- pinch thing?

SPOCK: Positive.

SARAH: Darn, it'd come in handy if we ever do something like this again.

DATA: Now what?

RACHEL: Now, we either get two magic markers and some lipstick, or we lock them in a room full of overenthusiastic Trekkies.

PICARD: *with his mouth duct-taped shut* MMMMMMMM! MMMPH!

RACHEL: Fine, I'll relent. I need a knife....or better yet, a phaser! Fun! *steals Kirk's phaser and points it at Picard* How do you aim this thing?

PICARD: MMMMMMMMMPH!!

RACHEL: Oh, here's the button. *phasers off duct tape* Cool!

PICARD: *falls on floor* Mmmmph!

SARAH: Can we be a little more mature from now on?

PICARD: Mmmm-hmm.

SARAH: *removes remaining duct tape* That'd better be a yes, 'cause we still might use the Trekkie idea.

PICARD: Mercy!

RACHEL: Get back in your chair, Captain. No, ex that. Go get me some ice water.

(Picard goes into lobby, comes back with a bottle of water)

PICARD: Will this do?

RACHEL: *takes bottle* Perfect, thanks. *pours water on the still unconcious Kirk*

KIRK: *wakes up* Gahhh! *pats his head* YOU KILLED MY HAIR! Do you have any idea how long I worked to make it perfect?!?

SPOCK: Two hours, eleven minutes, and seventeen-

SARAH: Spock, have you ever heard the expression T.M.I., meaning Too Much Information?

SPOCK: I am not familiar with that phrase.

SARAH: I didn't think so. Anyway, end of discussion!

-----------COMMERCIAL BREAK---------

RACHEL: Now, this is almost over, and we're just going to ask a few more questions. As a precaution, we've duct-taped Picard and Kirk to their chairs.

KIRK: This is so undignified.

SARAH: Tough luck. Okay, the first question is: What is the most annoying thing that has ever happened to you?

KIRK: This interview.

PICARD: Same here.

RACHEL: Wimps. Data?

DATA: Coping with emotions for the first time was 'annoying'.

SARAH: I'd call that traumatic, but, hey, whatever works for you. Spock?

SPOCK: I am incapable of experiencing emotion.

RACHEL: Fine. If, God forbid, you were human, what would annoy you?

SPOCK: Out of curiousity, what makes you think I'll tell you?

RACHEL: I still have Kirk's phaser.

SPOCK: !!?!!?!!?!! Are you an interviewer or a villian?

RACHEL: I'm an interviewer who's tired of not having her questions answered.

SPOCK: So you're a villian.

SARAH: Well, if you're too chicken to answer the question...*grabs Kirk's communicator and opens it* Hello, Enterprise?

SULU: *from communicator* Sulu, in temporary command of the Enterprise, here.

SARAH: Send Dr. McCoy down .... with a HAPPINESS SYRINGE!

SPOCK: No! I'll answer!

SARAH: You just did.

SPOCK: Not fair.

RACHEL: Okay.... next question. What is one thing, like a belief, concept, or theory, that is always true and relatively universal?

KIRK: My good looks.

SPOCK: The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few.

RACHEL: Psh, clearly neither of you have watched Star Trek III. Both wrong.

DATA: E=mc2.

SARAH: Wow, that was original. Picard?

PICARD: Interviewers are annoying.

SARAH AND RACHEL: We try.

SARAH: And here is the final question: If you could have one wish, what would it be?

KIRK: To get out of this #&$%#@&#! chair!!!

RACHEL: Language, language! What wishes would everyone else pick?

DATA: To be a real human.

SARAH: Thanks, Pinocchio. Picard?

PICARD: I would wish for....HAIR! *sobs*

SARAH: Jeez, and I thought Kirk was bad.

RACHEL: You, Spock, would no doubt wish for something logical?

SPOCK: Indeed.....

SARAH: Well, what?

SPOCK: I wish the interview was over. Who knows what trouble the ship's gotten into while we were down here!

RACHEL: Wish granted!

SARAH: See you next time, folks, on 'The Insanity Show!'

KIRK: And somebody get rid of the tape!

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