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first officer

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The Starfleet Academy cadets assigned to the U.S.S. Enterprise in Wrath of Khan. Love that there's one cadet WAY older then everyone else.

From the @trekcore twitter account.

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#literally me

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STAR TREK (1966–1969) ⤷ Requiem For Methuselah

#last gif 💀 #tos

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Saavik's big lesbian crush on Uhura (from the Pandora Principle)

#lesbianism…. #tos

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happy holidays!❤️

Every time I tell people I study communication science and they think of frat guys and not uhura a small part of me dies

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Drawing all the Star Trek's main crews (1/12)

This took so long, and I don't even know if I'm happy with the colors. Life is pain (on my wrist).

#sooo good #tos

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kockdaily 111

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I think most stories could benefit from having two characters whose relationship is just "those two guys" (gender neutral). Most of the time if you look for one of them you'll find both of them. They can hate each other or be the best of friends or something in-between but they just can't find that same spark with anyone else. Their relationship is best described as "do not separate them". They are fully fleshed out characters individually but if either of them are left alone without the other for any reason it feels so wrong.

#isaac asimov when giving his professional opinion on the future of star trek

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STAR TREK IV: THE VOYAGE HOME (1986) dir. Leonard Nimoy

#tos #tvh

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"I don't like old sci-fi shows, the special effects look too cheesy" you are incapable of joy. Go to the dungeon.

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SPOCKTOBER Day 1: Spock

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confused doc

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#never saw tng i just know shed be my fav #tng

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Girl. You know I love your theories about queer coding in television. But some times those two male characters are stood that close bc they need to get them both in the frame .

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Star Trek fan, 1984: “Star Trek is just something that people believe in. It gives you hope and promise. That’s why I believe in it.”