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When [[Sulivac]] organized the first movie night aboard the {{pre||Stoneship|BC-347}}, he showed the movie of the [[2291]] [[Longueuil Cup]] Final, provided by [[Makari]]. {{ep|{{TSF}}|Alcoholic Massacre, Part II}} |
When [[Sulivac]] organized the first movie night aboard the {{pre||Stoneship|BC-347}}, he showed the movie of the [[2291]] [[Longueuil Cup]] Final, provided by [[Makari]]. {{ep|{{TSF}}|Alcoholic Massacre, Part II}} |
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Revision as of 04:19, 23 February 2016
A movie night was an event where movies were played for their participants. Trip Tucker was a noted participant in movie nights aboard Enterprise. (Star Trek: Enterprise various)
When Sulivac organized the first movie night aboard the Stoneship, he showed the movie of the 2291 Longueuil Cup Final, provided by Makari. (Star Trek: The Stoneship Files: "Alcoholic Massacre, Part II")
The Fifth Element was screened onboard Unity Three Starbase in 2416, which was disrupted by Sally Soundtrack, the resident speech-language therapist. (Star Trek: False Vacuum: "No plot? No problem!")
External link
- Movie night article at Memory Alpha, the canon Star Trek wiki.