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The Gazorra Star Trek The Next Generation Parody Edits Had Featured Some Very Strange Paintings.
Date published:A friend asked me to show him really bad art, so I made him a list.
But first, a little background:
Star Trek was a 1960s science fiction television show made in the USA. It chronicled the mission of exploration of a certain flagship across the galaxy.
The series ran for about three seasons, later spinning off a bunch of other media, such as a series of cartoons, a movie series, novels, board and computer games, a whole subculture of nerds who learned the fictional languages the different races of that fictional world spoke, and, in the late 1980s and early 1990s, a series of the next generation of starship spacemen - Star Trek: The Next Generation.
Years later, a certain user naming himself "Gazorra" had edited episodes of this next generation television show into parody masterpieces.
The series can be found here:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKA_WqdzIF5XlKBO60F4YBW20qElfoQ6y
These parody edits also prominently featured a bunch of VERY bad paintings, and these are the episodes in which the paintings are featured:
- TNG edit 8 - Fine Art.
- TNG edit 10 - It's not lupus.
- TNG edit 11 - La Pittura del Commandante.
- TNG edit 16 - PicArt.
- TNG edit 26 - You think this is funny. There is a painting at the end. Poor Wil Wheaton.
- TNG edit 27 - Datas date. This is a great terrible painting.
- TNG edit 34 - 'a frank evaluation'
- TNG edit 37 - Data's achievements.
- TNG edit 38 - Riker episode 1. Not a painting, but the face is still horrific.
That's about that.
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