Home Literature Stories Movies Games Comics Blogs News Discussion Forum Art Gallery
  Science Fiction and Fantasy News
Amazing Stories publishes Douglas Smith Excerpt (05-10)
Bullington, Beukes and Bacigalupi event (04-19)
Amazing Stories Announces First Piece of New Ficti (02-11)
Amazing Stories Re-release (01-21)

Official sffworld Reviews
The Blue Blazes by Chuck Wendig (05-21 - Book)
The Wisdom of the Shire by Noble Smith (05-17 - Book)
The Tyrant's Law by Daniel Abraham (05-04 - Book)
Galaxy's Edge 1 by Mike Resnick (04-28 - Book)


More from same author

Site Index

Story    Bookmark and Share

(Page 1 of 2)

Captain Hiscock's 27th Wrestling Tournament by Jonathan Llewellyn


(1 rating)
Rate this Story (5 best)

 

SUMMARY: Submitted for the March Flash Fiction Contest. This story is a parody of Star Trek. It's very stupid.

Captain Hiscock pushed the record button on his bridge chair computer. "Space, the final frontier, these are the voyageurs of the starship Kerri Oki, to..." Hiscock stopped as though lost in thought. "Fuck!"

"Captain Sir, the ship is warmed up and ready to go."

Hiscock groaned. "Very well Mr.McCrevice." Leaning back in his command chair, he casually studied his finger nails. "Say McCrevice, what was your first name again?"

"It's Phil." The officer said.

The Captain thought on it for awhile. "Phil McCrevice eh?" he said. "I'm still not feeling it, can't imagine why those kids were laughing at you."

"I can't either. Can we go now sir?"

"Very well." Captain Hiscock leaned heavily on his arm rest and held his other arm up in the air. "Engage," he said as he mimed throwing a small ball.

A multitude of stars blazed past the sides of the view screen as the ship hurled itself through the universe. Suddenly however, a giant face appeared in the distance.

"Jesus Cock, what the hell is that?" Hiscock asked.

"It's a giant face." Cock said as he punched a few buttons on his console. The alien had served on the ship for the last five years, the Captain has always called him cock, perhaps because of the cock like antennae that hung from his head.

As they drew nearer the ship came to a stop.

"McCrevice, why are you stopping the ship!?!" Hiscock shouted.

"I'm not sir."

"I STOPPED YOU... YOU HOOMAN!" The giant face bellowed, it looked like any other normal human except that it didn't have a body; it was in space; it was giant; and it had a big mole on its forehead.

"Who..." Hiscock said, pausing for effect. "Or what... are you?"

"I AM THE GREAT, SAL M'NELLA."

"What do you want?"

"I WANT YOU TO GET THIS FUCKING MOLE OFF MY FACE!"

Hiscock stood up, holding his square chin high. "Release my ship!"

"NO!"

"Yes!" Hiscock stomped on the floor.

"Sir?" Cock asked as he stared into a weird viewfinder thingy. "Perhaps we could use our phasers to burn it off."

Hiscock rubbed his sculpted chin. "We can do that?"

"Theoretically sir, it should work quite well."

"Well now, you see giant face we can help you. Now release my ship and I will give the order." Hiscock returned to his chair.

"NO! SHOOT IT OFF FIRST OR YOU WILL PAYYYYYY!!!"

"We of the Worldly Wonders Federation do not submit to terrorism." Hiscock said coolly.

"ARRRRAGGHHHHH!!!!" the giant face yelled. "THEN WE SHALL HAVE A TOURNAMENT.... TO THE DEATH!"

Immediately Captain Hiscock vanished into nothingness.

Realizing that Hiscock was gone, Cock walked to the bridge chair and sat down accidentally knocking over Hiscock's ‘Cock of the Walk' dancing trophy that had been sitting on the ground next to it.

"What will we do Mr. Cock?" McCrevice asked. "They took Captain Hiscock."

"Nothing." Cock said. "Ensign, display the fight on the viewscreen."

"Yes sir," the young Engisn sitting at the helm pressed a few buttons.

"Also," Cock said. "Send word for the movie editor. I want numerous points of view, closeups and exciting grandiose fight music."

"Yes sir!"

Back on the planet, things were beginning to get intense.



Sponsor ads

 

Latest

The Blue Blazes by Chuck Wendig
05-21 - Book Review
The Wisdom of the Shire by Noble Smith
05-17 - Book Review

05-10 - News
The Tyrant's Law by Daniel Abraham
05-04 - Book Review
Galaxy's Edge 1 by Mike Resnick
04-28 - Book Review
Poison by Sarah Pinborough
04-21 - Book Review
Bullington, Beukes and Bacigalupi event
04-19 - News
The City by Stella Gemmell
04-17 - Book Review
Promise of Blood by Brian McClellan
04-15 - Book Review
Tarnished Knight by Jack Campbell
04-09 - Book Review
Frank Hampson: Tomorrow Revisited by Alastair Crompton
04-07 - Book Review
The Forever Knight by John Marco
04-01 - Book Review
Book of Sith - Secrets from the Dark Side by Daniel Wallace
03-31 - Book Review
NOS4R2 by Joe Hill
03-25 - Book Review
Fade to Black by Francis Knight
03-13 - Book Review
The Clone Republic by Steven L. Kent
03-12 - Book Review
The Burn Zone by James K. Decker
03-06 - Book Review
A Conspiracy of Alchemists by Liesel Schwarz
03-04 - Book Review
Blood's Pride by Evie Manieri
02-28 - Book Review
Excerpt: River of Stars by Guy Gavriel Kay
02-27 - Article
Tales of Majipoor by Robert Silverberg
02-24 - Book Review
American Elsewhere by Robert Jackson Bennett
02-20 - Book Review
Evie Manieri Guest Post
02-19 - Article
The Grim Company by Luke Scull
02-17 - Book Review
Red Planet by Robert A. Heinlein
02-11 - Book Review
Amazing Stories Announces First Piece of New Fiction
02-11 - News
Ex-Heroes Excerpt
02-06 - Article
Ex-Heroes Excerpt
02-06 - Article
The Emperor of all Things by Paul Witcover
02-03 - Book Review
A Memory of Light by Robert Jordan
01-30 - Book Review

New Forum Posts




About - Advertising - Contact us - RSS - For Authors & Publishers - Contribute / Submit - Privacy Policy - Community Login
Use of this site indicates your consent to the Terms of Use. The contents of this webpage are copyright © 1997-2011 sffworld.com. All Rights Reserved.