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“Star Trek - The Search For Spock”

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STARGATE SG-1 (1997–2007)

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Foundation 2.04 | "Where The Stars Are Scattered Thinly"

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fic or treat request: technomages.

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LOWER DECKS

4x10 Old Friends, New Planets

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V "The Littlest Dragon" (1985)

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Uh oh.

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FOUNDATION | S1 The Genetic Dynasty If the galaxy comes to believe their leaders are less than, rather than more than themselves, they may cease to follow. We are a glass vessel… spun with a fine hand. If the pressures inside start to swirl and we are not uniform… we may burst.

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STAR TREK: VOYAGER (1995–2001) ⤷ Maneuvers

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Bonus:

Telek R'Mor [2/?]

STAR TREK: VOYAGER | Eye of the Needle, 1x07

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“See, it’s healing. It wasn’t so bad, right?”

X | instagram

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It’s still May 4th somewhere in the world!

:3

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Something about lower decks letting their women characters be loud and funny and emotionally complex and flawed and all very distinct from each other in personality and appearance... it's good and you should watch it

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also really interesting to me the way that everyone is always like 'b'elanna you should embrace your heritage more' 'b'elanna why don't you like being klingon' 'come on these three fun facts we learned about your culture make it seem so cool' until she says hey i have to induce a coma so i can enter my people's afterlife and save my mother. and then they say woah there we meant you should learn some drinking songs or wear fur more often not this crazy shit. like yeah putting yourself at risk of death may seem a little extreme but klingon culture is always extreme! fundamentally klingon culture as it stands in the 24th century is incompatible with a lot of federation values and morality, which makes it very interesting but also very difficult for starfleet officers to accept anything but a heavily diluted version of it and i don't think that some of the voyager crew realised until this episode that encouraging b'elanna to accept her heritage might mean her doing things they can neither accept nor rationalise.

it's one thing to tell her she's wrong and that they wouldn't reject her for being klingon and another thing to confront a cultural obsession with death.

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Holy Hairspray

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Incorrect Star Wars Quotes [1/?]

My other Star Wars AUs 

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"Freeze those knees, my chickadees!"