Reimagine the iconic Star Trek universe as a hilariously chaotic parody where the galaxy’s greatest crisis isn’t a war or alien invasion—it’s a galaxy-wide Wi-Fi outage. Set aboard the USS Inconvenience, a barely functional starship led by the egotistical yet clueless Captain Dirk Thunderblast, the story follows the crew as they embark on an absurd mission to restore intergalactic internet access. In this parody: The villains, the Bufferians, are an alien race that thrives on slow-loading memes and frozen video calls. The heroic crew includes a sarcastic first officer, a jittery tech officer terrified of error messages, and an alien doctor who’s part-cat and entirely unhelpful. The stakes are hilariously low but somehow feel astronomically high: without Wi-Fi, life support, streaming platforms, and intergalactic dating apps are at risk. Design Requirements: Tone: Blend the self-aware humor of Galaxy Quest with the absurdity of The Office in space. Include exaggerated sci-fi tropes, awkward fourth-wall breaks, and characters who take themselves way too seriously despite the ridiculousness of their mission. Visuals: Over-the-top spaceship interiors that feel both futuristic and laughably impractical (think glowing buttons labeled “Do Not Press”), alien worlds with absurd features (e.g., a planet entirely made of buffering screens), and the mischievous Bufferians with glitching, pixelated appearances. Key Scene Ideas: A malfunctioning transporter beams the crew into random, awkward situations, like the middle of an alien poetry slam. A tense “battle” with the Bufferians that’s resolved through a game of rock-paper-scissors. A climactic scene where the crew realizes the ultimate fix to the galaxy’s internet: unplugging and replugging the giant intergalactic router. Unexpected Ending: Maybe the crew fixes the Wi-Fi… only to accidentally reset everyone’s passwords, sparking a whole new crisis.