Six Thousands Dollars Could Buy a Lot of Hugs. I'm Just Saying

Paul Sieber was wearing a 'Star Trek' uniform in the deep Virginia woods when he found himself surrounded by a leathery-looking gang.

Fortunately, the ruffians were dressed up as Klingons, and Mr. Sieber, with a cigarette dangling from his mouth, was preparing to film them with a $6,000 digital video camera. . . .

From these Virginia woods to the Scottish Highlands, 'Star Trek' fans are filling the void left by a galaxy that has lost 'Star Trek.' For the first time in nearly two decades, television spinoffs from the original 1960's 'Star Trek' series have ended, so fans are banding together to make their own episodes.

Ever wonder what your life would have been like if you'd never discovered the joys of romance, known the breathless thrill of falling in love, or felt the touch of another human being? Well, now, you know.