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guildwarszeke · 6 months ago
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LWS4 EP 4 SPOILERS
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oh my fucking god. oh my god
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if taimi dies im giving up this game (slash LIE.)
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millenianthemums · 4 months ago
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i vote we name him… blish………
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lichqueenlibrarian · 2 months ago
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That Mr Spock is a bad influence
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retroscifiart · 8 months ago
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Art by Doug Beekman for ‘The Devil's Day’ by James Blish (1990)
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driveintheaterofthemind · 4 days ago
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Star Trek 4 by James Blish
Art by Lou Feck
Bantam Books (1971)
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ilona-art · 11 months ago
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"𝐒𝐨... 𝐝𝐨𝐧'𝐭 𝐛𝐞 𝐦𝐚𝐝. 𝐈 𝐥𝐢𝐞𝐝." A few days ago I had a chance to meet the wonderful talented Tommy Earl Jenkins. And it was only afterwards I realized he also voiced one of my most memorable GW2 character: Blish. A true hero...
Sponsored by ArenaNet
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blanc-ci · 2 months ago
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Gonna start reading Spock Must Die on my sucky 5am flight, will update as I have wifi >:)
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tostrekkiegirl · 25 days ago
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I started reading James Blish's novelizations of TOS episodes, and it's actually been disappointing. I was expecting these to be better than they are. My main issue is that he didn't include some of my favorite moments from the episodes.
Like in The Trouble with Tribbles, no fight with the Klingons and Kirk finding out Scotty started it? No scene where Bones tells Spock he likes the tribbles better than him and Spock says, "They do have one redeeming characteristic... they do not talk too much."
In Mirror, Mirror, bro left out when Mirror Spock got conked on the head and McCoy insisted on saving him, and the forced mind meld! Bruh.
For Operation Annihilate, Blish changed the solution to get rid of the creatures, thereby removing the drama of McCoy feeling terrible that Spock was blinded and Kirk being angry about it.
He did not improve Assignment Earth- I don't like it either way. BUT he did manage to make Spock's Brain better! I personally like the episode, but it is kind of ridiculous. The novelization was slightly less ridiculous.
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funzige-gedachten · 3 months ago
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I dreamt kris told me that bojans kink was “shipping international people and trying to make them actually fall in love” so for anyone wondering if rpf is fine; bojan says its great.
Also bojan had a phobia of drowning in that dream and he had a panic attack about it
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midnighttraindemo · 2 years ago
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analog science fact & fiction (british edition) issues from 1963.
note that one has a story by james blish, who went on to novelise the original star trek series !
from my grandfather's scifi collection :)
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tricorderreading · 2 years ago
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Star Trek: Spock Must Die!
"Unobtrusive identifying mark" ye a h okay whatever you wanna call it and it just so happpeeennns to be a ring mhmmm of course, how logical mr spock and kirk
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thegeekyartist · 1 month ago
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Authors note for Spock Must Die!, published in 1970 and considered the first original Star Trek novel.
Safe to say, it did not stay boneyarded for long.
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transzojja · 4 months ago
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Started drawing Blish before being uploaded to a golem but then my blood sugar dropped. Dunno if I'll finish it later, so have the sketches.
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lichqueenlibrarian · 3 months ago
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SPOCKO
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howdy-do-da-day · 2 years ago
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Captain Kirk wont even look at a beautiful woman because he doesn't want to make her uncomfortable in a professional setting and yet people still act like he's nothing but a horndog
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derangedrhythms · 2 years ago
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[...] a raven-headed angel with a bright sword, astride a black wolf [...]
James Blish, from 'Black Easter'
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