Fan-made series based on Star Trek: The Animated Series follows the adventures of Federation Starship Farragut and its crew and captain John Thomas Carter during the same era that the original Star Trek series is set in.

Starship Farragut is a fan film series based on the original “Star Trek“ television series, following the crew of the USS Farragut (NCC-1647), and takes place during the time of the legendary Captain James T. Kirk of the starship Enterprise (NCC-1701).

In a post-apocalyptic world, war is raging once more. The last of humankind are hunted by a giant monster, attacked by an army of zombies, and ancient machines of war. The only way out is to fight.

After his divorce, David Preston leaves his teaching position in New Jersey for the excitement of Manhattan. He reluctantly takes a job at the tabloid-like Stuff magazine where his boss aims for the sleaziest material. The rest of the staff is made up of assorted oddballs.

Things are not going well on the mining planet Ordessa: the conditions are awful, the workers are disgruntled and the management is cracking down by using killer security robots. Only the underground resistence movement, led by Lorca, has a chance of turning around the brutal regime, but the management has hired Danny the bounty hunter to track him and his followers down. Will any of them stand a chance against the brutal hunter and his robot assistants?

"The Next Great Starship" is a competition/elimination series that follows teams as they conceptualize, design, model, animate and rig their original starship for Chris Robert's upcoming space epic video game, "Star Citizen." Each episode involves teams' progress evaluated by a panel of science fiction's leading concept artists, designers and celebrities, along with the creator himself, Chris Roberts, from concept art to playable starship, to ultimately decide which team will achieve their dream of having their starship immortalized in the game.

The Office: Superfan Episodes are extended versions of NBC’s hit comedy The Office (U.S.), featuring never-before-seen footage, deleted scenes, and longer edits of classic episodes. These versions were remastered in HD and first released on Peacock beginning in 2021. Each Superfan episode follows the original air order but with expanded runtime and additional jokes, interviews, and subplots that were cut from the network broadcast.

Gerry and Sylvia Anderson’s hit series is stunningly re-imagined for its 50th anniversary, combining the original voice tracks with classic filmmaking techniques.

The scene represents the shop that rents garments for masquerades, A young student presents himself for the purpose of selecting a costume for a masked ball. The proprietor shows him several, which he refuses, one alter the other, for one reason or another. The costumer, furious at having found nothing to suit his client, who seemed hard to please, opens a hamper from which he draws the clothing of a clown, of an acrobat, of a musketeer, of a danseuse, and of various other personages which, as soon as he throws them down beside him, begin to move about and become animated, These animated costumes seize the student, deal him some hard blows, and shut him in the hamper from which they have come out. After terrific efforts, the unfortunate student extricates himself from the basket and throws himself upon what he supposes to be human beings, but his hand only grasps some tatters without consistence. They fall to the floor and he flies away in astonishment.

Shows an old house in the background with one window with the shutters closed. A bill poster comes along and puts up a poster advertising a burlesque show. When his work is finished the picture of an actress in tights is seen on the building. The poster is so placed that when the shutters are opened, the head of the picture is cut off. An old maid in the house is annoyed by the noise made by the bill-poster and opens the shutters to remonstrate. When the shutters are opened the old maid's head appears in such a position as to make it seem that the head of the figure on the poster had come to life.