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Two officers seek to rescue their android officer in order to secure the secrets she holds. However, when they find her she refuses to leave due to her genocidal experiment.

If that was the movie they decided to build on, this would have been an incredible movie. However, instead they decided to pursue it as a comedy, and then it died. The experiment, based on the Old Testament, works. There is also a great joke involving a multi-function phaser.

However, there are too many times when something is introduced with no pay-off, the officers show too much ignorance of their own tech, and the tech displayed is used inconsistently. The acting is almost aggressively sub-par and the writing seems to be more interested in attempting jokes at the expense of the story, even though few actually land.

The movie does contain three full shorts. The best way to watch this movie is to fast-forward through the Star Trek parody and just enjoy the shorts.

There are a LOT of great embedded/inside jokes here. This is SO bad, that it's actually good. I'm only about 20% through this and have heartily guffawed at least twice at nuanced jokes. I'm almost scared to watch the rest of it. The inside jokes are hilarious but the camp is absolutely off the charts. Plays to political stereotypes and current events. If the rest of the movie is like the first 20 minutes, this is a massive undiscovered diamond for Star Trek fans - especially those who embrace parody and farce. The level of "stupid" is mind boggling - and SO worth it. The segues away from the main story line are weird and hilarious. This is Kentucky Fried Movie for a new generation.