Krikkit

Life, The Universe And Everything - Plot Summary
... Long ago, the peaceful population of the planet of Krikkit, unaware of the rest of the Universe due to a dust cloud that surrounded its solar system, were surprised to find the wreckage of a spacecraft on their planet ... rest of the Universe in a brutal onslaught known as the Krikkit Wars, but were eventually defeated ... Realising that the Krikkit population would not be satisfied alongside the existence of the rest of the Universe, it was decided to envelop the system in a Slo-Time envelope, allowing Krikkit to survive long ...

The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy Tertiary To Quintessential Phases - The Tertiary Phase - Fit The Seventeenth
... Mark Wing-Davey Marvin the Paranoid Android Stephen Moore Krikkit Commander Dominic Hawksley Slartibartfast Richard Griffiths Eddie the Computer ... The Krikkit robots place the key into the Wikkit Gate, revealing Krikkit ... As the robots from the escaped Krikkit ship leave their ship, they notice that Zaphod Beeblebrox is with them, who gets knocked out by the Krikkitmen, who then proceed to actually destroy the lock ...

Pikka Bird - Races - Krikkiters
... Their homeworld, Krikkit, is surrounded by a black cloud, so they had no knowledge of the universe outside their world ... When a spaceship crashed on the surface of Krikkit, the inhabitants quickly stripped it of its secrets and used them to create their own "flimsy piece of near-junk" craft, Krikkit One ... the outer edge of the dust cloud and seeing the galaxy for the first time, the people of Krikkit marvelled at its beauty before being gripped with fear of it and casually ...

The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy Cast Lists - Additional Cast For The Tertiary To Quintessential Phases
... Prolonged) Toby Longworth N/A Zem the Mattress Andy Taylor Krikkit Robots Dominic Hawksley Walkie Talkie Fiona Carew N/A The Boy Theo Maggs Deodat Bruce Hyman N/A Cricket Commentator #1 Henry Blofeld as ...

Bartledan - Planets - Krikkit
... The planet Krikkit is (at the beginning of the novel Life, the Universe and Everything) located in a dust cloud composed chiefly of the disintegrated remains of the enormous spaceborne computer ... Due to the dust cloud, the sky above Krikkit was completely black, and thus the people of Krikkit led insular lives and never realised the existence of the Universe ... Hactar, disintegrated but still functional, built and crashed a model spaceship onto Krikkit in order to introduce its inhabitants to the concept of the Universe ...