The Thousandth Goliath
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Convention skit | |
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Title | The Thousandth Goliath |
Fandom(s) | Starsky & Hutch |
Author(s) | Paula Smith |
Troupe | various fans |
Date(s) | 1987 |
Location(s) | ZebraCon |
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The Thousandth Goliath was a Starsky & Hutch-themed con skit written by Paula Smith.
It was a takeoff on the zines The Goliath and The Thousandth Man and encompassed references to fanon and fandom
The play was performed at ZebraCon in 1987.
This is one play in Play by Playbook: Collected ZebraCon Plays (1995).
Sample
from Play by Playbook: Collected ZebraCon Plays (1995)
from Play by Playbook: Collected ZebraCon Plays (1995)
Author's Comments: 1995
From Paula Smith:
This time, the author of the original book was in the play. It's not true that you've regretted it ever since, is it, Suzan? Also in the play, as in every production since the second one, was Pat Massie. Even more than Jody, Pat throws herself into a role, or several, if need be. She's one of the best all-round performers in fandom, for my money: actress, comedienne, poetry reader and humorist If she could only shoot, bribe and extort, she'd be a real Renaissance man. [1]
Cast
- Starsky: Suzan Lovett
- Hutch: Paula Smith
- Dobey: Billie Phillips
- Meredith: Maureen B.
- Bubba, Dinsdale: Jody Lynn Nye
- Billy, Doug: Terri Beckett
- Linda: Pat Massie