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ZZ9 Plural Z Alpha - The Offficial Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Appreciation Society

cover of ZZ9's quarterly zine "Mostly Harmless". The cover shows the blue plaque recently unveiled by Dorset Council in Stalbridge in recognition of Douglas.
cover of MH179 - shows a fan made Hitchhiker's Guide themed pinball machine
cover image of MH178 - Marvin from the promo of the HHGG Live stage show, sitting
Ford Prefect demonstrating the buildings washing up and down, whilst the sea stays steady as a rock
gif from the BBC Hitchhiker's TV series, showing the earth being fired upon and a flash of explosion, before it loops
Douglas and a young fan pose with an official Hitchhiker's towel
Illustration from the forthcoming Curious King edition of Hitchhiker's. It shows the Heart of Gold on a stand, about to be launched, and surrounded by crowds of people.
Curious King fine press edition of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, in slip case showing a whale
large red-and-white striped towel, with the words 'DON'T PANIC' across the stripes
gif from the BBC TV adaptation of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, showing the demolition beams destroying the Earth
gif from the BBC TV adaptation of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, showing Prostetnic Vogon Jeltz turning on the demolition beams
gif from the BBC TV adaptation of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, showing The Guide's entry on Vogon Poetry, with a partial example in simulated computer animation
gif from the BBC TV adaptation of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, showing Arthur and Ford strapped in the "poetry appreciation chairs" and in clear distress
The Heart of Gold - the BBC model as used in the TV series. It is mounted on a display with "The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy" TV logo on the mount
Low quality BW image of a cover of The Restaurant at the end of the Universe - the same cover design as the book at the start of this thread
The cover of Mostly Harmless Issue 34, showing a Beeblebear, and titled The Beeblebear's Picnic. Mostly Harmless is the fanzine of ZZ9 Plural Z Alpha - the Official Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Appreciation Society. A Beeblebear is a 42cm tall, two headed and three armed teddybear, modelled and named on the idea of Zaphod Beeblebrox.
Screenshot of a magazine advert for: THE OFFICIAL HITCH HIKERS GUIDE TO THE GALAXY T-SHIRTS ARE HERE AT LAST T-SHIRT SIZES SMALL MEDIUM & LARGE 1. HITCH HIKERS GUIDE T.V.LOGO Gold Print On Black T-Shirt 2. The Restaurant At The End Of The Universe Book Logo Phosphorescent On Black T-Shirt 3. Milliways T.V. Video Logo Red, Yellow And Green On White T-Shirt 4. Disaster Area T.V. Logo Red And Black On White T-Shirt 5. Don't Panic In Large Friendly Letters Phosphorescent On Black. Pink On Sky Blue PHOSPHORESCENT PRINTS SHINE GREEN IN THE DARK! ALL £3.75 ea. inc P & P Also Car Sun Strips, Don Panic + H H G Logos, White On Blue Vinyl 4"x48", £1.80 incI P & P
Image of the cover of Mostly Harmless, The Magazine of ZZ9 Plural Z Alpha, issue 173 - October 2024. Cover photo is a Yorkshire tea packet with their "Toast & Jam" flavour.
certifiedwerewolf 6d ago I love it when a character has a reputation for being a certain way and then you actually take the time to look at them, really look at them, and it turns out not only is everyone wrong about them, they're wrong about them in exactly the way that the character wants them to be wrong about them. Like congratulations! It was an act and you fell for it!
The cover of MH172 (July 2024), showing a large inflated yellow rubber duck on a river
meme showing two converging slides, each with a child on them, looking like they'll collide. The top left slide is labelled "Zaphod's third drink" while the top right is labelled "Zaphod's fourth drink". The bottom where the two slides have converged is labelled "Zaphod's first and second drinks"
the cover of Mostly Harmless - The Magazine of ZZ9 Plural Z Alpha, issue 171 - April 2024. It shows a photo of sunbeams shining through clouds at unusual angles (crepuscular rays) over the London skyline in the distance
gif taken from the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy TV series, showing the final moments of the earth being destroyed.