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Star Trek Fotonovel #8

A Piece of the Action

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A Piece of the Action (Star Trek Fotonovel #8) [Paperback]

156 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1978

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July 21, 2024
Another fun fotonovel based upon the Star Trek original series episode of the same name. Dialogue from the show matched with stills of the action, with a little internal monologue supplied. I could hear the character's voices throughout and even the theme music. Good fun.
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October 25, 2024
I guess it's not surprising that this was a rather hokey read since it it just the dialog from one of the original Star Trek episodes. It did first air in the 1960s. I found the actual episode streaming. It was hokey also, but we didn't think so back then.
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July 23, 2013
In the days before DVDs and VCRs, I relied on the Target novelization to relive episodes of "Doctor Who"...but what did "Star Trek" have? They too had prose versions of the episodes (although they were more short stories than novelizations), but they also had a series of "fotonovels" that used still pictures to re-enact each episode. I didn't even know they existed, until an older fan friend showed me this at the tender age of 9...and I must have read it about a dozen times in the span of an hour! It's nowhere near my favourite Original Series episodes, but for nostalgia value & fanboy thrills, my memory gives it a very golden glow.
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February 27, 2016
The Star Trek episode about a planet where gangsters run everything (gangsters of the Al Capone variety, not modern-day ones.) It's a rather cute episode with some good funny parts.
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