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Secret History of 'Star Trek' Porn

by Warren Riddle on May 7, 2009 at 06:31 PM



'Star Trek' characters and story lines have always been easy targets for double entendres and risque jokes. As a result, smut peddlers have been shilling 'Star Trek' sexiness since the '70s. And, tapping into an old stereotype, the chaste and nerdy Trekkies are easy marks for the pimps of the adult film and book industries.

Fittingly, just for all you sex-crazed Spockaholics, the 'Star Trek' sexperts at io9 have composed a historical account of 'Star Trek' porn. They trace the evolution of Trek sexcapades from their meager beginnings as short stories detailing a forbidden love affair between Spock and Captain Kirk, to film adaptations of 'The Next Generation' (with the predictable reference to dispatching a probe to Uranus) and 'Deep Space Nine' (You can figure out their obvious porn titles on your own, you little nymphos.).

No character or vessel is safe from the witty and raunchy pornographers' pen, so, if you've ever wondered what Dr. McCoy or the Starship Enterprise's porn names would be, check out BoingBoing's somewhat sterilized sexual history. Or, if you're over 18 and definitely not at work, check out the original thesis-worthy narrative at io9 [NSFW]. [From: io9 [NSFW], Via: BoingBoing]

Tags: adult, fanfiction, funny, nostlagia, porn, sex, star trek, StarTrek, top, trekkies

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