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Tarrant the Terrific
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Title: | Tarrant the Terrific |
Author(s): | Carnella & Comatose |
Date(s): | April 1991 |
Length: | 8 pages |
Genre(s): | crack, parody |
Fandom(s): | Blake's 7 |
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Tarrant the Terrific is a Blake's 7 (Tarrant/Orac, with Avon/Vila and Dayna/Cally) story by Carnella & Comatose.
It was published in Southern Comfort #6.5
According to the authors' note, this story was inspired by the Star Trek TOS story The Procrustean Petard.
Reactions and Reviews
this fic goes on for too long - but it's fairly funny. i, er, don't know why what happened to the crew happened, or why tarrant would still be a man when the others have changed their genders, but whatever! there are some good jokes.it's not exactly a joke, but i genuinely laughed out loud at the 'aftermath' opening (seems like a contradiction in terms):
clearly - i thought that was funny. i did something similar in 'chance of freedom' (although only i knew it was a joke about disney's robin hood).[1]
- [Tarrant] would have recognised that glorious profile anywhere. Kerr Avon - computer genius, embezzler and sex god. Tarrant had collected every wanted poster the Federation had ever put out on Avon, and used them to wallpaper his room at the Federation Space Academy.
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References
- ^ comments by Aralias at Dreamwidth, posted July 13, 2013; reference link