Star Wars vs. Star Trek, The Death Star Destroys The Starship Enterprise Over San Francisco

by Scott Beale on May 8, 2009 · 3 comments

Mike Horn, who last year made a great video of Star Wars spacecraft flying around San Francisco, is back with another really cool video, this time it’s of the Death Star (Star Wars) destroying the Starship Enterprise (Star Trek) over San Francisco.

Military force was authorized yesterday minutes after the E.T.’s 48 hour deadline had passed. The E.T.’s, were given an ultimatum to cease all whale poaching and quit Earth.

See Previously:

- Death Star & Star Wars Spacecraft Fly Around San Francisco

- Star Wars Vs. Star Trek

via Mario Anima at Current

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1 Daniel Poeira May 8, 2009 at 3:33 pm

Is this to make Star Wars fans feel better because the new Trek movie is far better than anything the Wars franchise have put out since the guy from Powerpuff Girls made some Anakin toons for kids? ]:D

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2 justin h May 8, 2009 at 4:50 pm

For a ship full of mater and anti-matter, that was a rather small explosion. And everyone knows that the enterprise class starships are not capable of atmospheric operation.

I demand much more realistic star wars vs star trek videos. ;)

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3 michael May 9, 2009 at 5:46 pm

One for the nerds, eh? I hope JJ Abrams was on board so he can’t flog any more dead horses.

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