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File:Dr. Spicelove or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bene Gesserit.jpg|link=Dr. Spicelove|'''''[[Dr. Spicelove]]''''' is a 1964 black comedy epic science fiction film directed by Stanley Kubrick and David Lynch. It is loosely based on the 1958 novel ''Family Atomics'' by Peter George and Frank Herbert. | |||
File:Stepford Wives 2 - Revenge of the Hippie Chicks.jpg|link=Stepford Wives 2: Revenge of the Hippie Chicks|'''''[[Stepford Wives 2: Revenge of the Hippie Chicks]]''''' is a science fiction fashion shopping television network. | File:Stepford Wives 2 - Revenge of the Hippie Chicks.jpg|link=Stepford Wives 2: Revenge of the Hippie Chicks|'''''[[Stepford Wives 2: Revenge of the Hippie Chicks]]''''' is a science fiction fashion shopping television network. | ||
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* ''[[Dr. Spicelove]]'' | |||
* ''[[Drift (1971 film)]]'' | * ''[[Drift (1971 film)]]'' | ||
* ''[[Dune: the Heart Plug Years]]'' | * ''[[Dune: the Heart Plug Years]]'' | ||
Revision as of 17:01, 22 January 2023
Forbidden Cosplay of the Bene Gesserit is a 1984 American epic science fiction role playing film about the forbidden love between a dispossessed young aristocrat and his witch-priestess mother.
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Dr. Spicelove is a 1964 black comedy epic science fiction film directed by Stanley Kubrick and David Lynch. It is loosely based on the 1958 novel Family Atomics by Peter George and Frank Herbert.
Stepford Wives 2: Revenge of the Hippie Chicks is a science fiction fashion shopping television network.
Dune: The Next Generation is a movie-length "Forbidden Episode" of the television series Star Trek, directed by David Lynch.
"Mr. Sandworm" is a popular song written by Pat Ballard and Frank Herbert.
Drift is a 1971 American science fiction crime film about John Drift (Richard Roundtree), a Freman martial arts master who uses desert lore to drive Harkonnen mobsters from Harlem.
Dune: the Heart Plug Years is a reality television series starring Baron Harkonnen and Sting.
Fiction cross-reference
- Dr. Spicelove
- Drift (1971 film)
- Dune: the Heart Plug Years
- Dune: The Next Generation
- Gnomon algorithm
- Gnomon Chronicles
- Mr. Sandworm
- Stepford Wives 2: Revenge of the Hippie Chicks
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- Dune (1984 film) @ Wikipedia
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