#Star Trek : Disco

[virovirokun-has-adhd]

[haunting-jane]

is this something

[assassinbugs]

most of these were suggested in the tags here

[xfilesposterproject]

My Star Trek: Discovery retro episode posters for the final season are 9 out of 10 complete. The series finale premieres on Thursday so keep an eye out for my final poster and limited print sale announcement at the end of the week.

[astralbondpro]

Star Trek: Discovery // S02E08: If Memory Serves

[baronafanas002]

Congrats to the newly weds 🤩💕

If my wedding isn't like this than i don't want to marry at all🖖🏼✨

#goals

[geekysteven]

Bones never died on screen so there's no reason they can't bring him back on Star Trek Discovery with Karl Urban playing the oldest and grumpiest version yet

[blue-nebraska]

the fact that feral, Discovery era Spock never met Academy era Jim “stack of books with legs” Kirk... we were robbed

ID: A black and white pen drawing of Spock and Kirk playing chess. Spock has a beard and is reaching to move one of his pieces. Kirk is wearing glasses and rests his chin in his hand watching the move. End ID.

[lightshiningforth]

I love that the Discovery crew hugs each other and says “I love you” out loud. Emotional constipation is not a requirement of 32nd century Starfleet.

[myenterpriseisparked]

which captain, in your opinion, is most likely to come back from a class field trip with every attendee that signed up and which is most likely to have lost some along the way?

Okay here we go:

Archer: He lost Trip. Straight up. He's nowhere to be found (he wandered into the shark exhibit and made friends with the shark keepers and is now helping feed the sharks). The zoo has to call Archer before Archer realizes he is gone.

Pike: His kids keep wandering off but he knows them well enough to find them. He's exhausted and the bus returns to school 2 hours late because Uhura and Spock found some fun exhibits to look at, but everyone makes it home.

Kirk: All his students make it home but he does not. He got distracted talking with a museum guide about 1 interesting statue and waxed philosophical about it until the bus drivers got sick of waiting for him and left with the kids.

Picard: Try as he might to lose them, he makes it home with every student because they absolutely refuse to leave his side.

Sisko: All of his students make it home, but they are all slightly traumatized by the things they witnessed so are they really home? Can anyone every truly go home????????

Janeway: Would have lost Tom and Harry had it not been for the intervention of her co-teacher, Chakotay.

Freeman: She lost all of them except for Ransom and is 100% not going back to get them. They can figure it out.

Shaw: Got tired of everyone wandering off so he put his co-teacher, Seven of Nine, in charge.

[antzonian]

[dragons-in-spaceee]

My fave things in trek are:

science

hope for the future and hope in the federation

messaging that makes me scream YES YES YES!!! WHY WONT POLITICIANS LISTEN TO THIS!?

growing bonds and understanding between crew members

Prodigy absolutely nails all of these. Though it may seem dark, disco also nails all of these beautifully. They are both so so brilliant <333

[assassinbugs]

inspired by this post, more options here and here. and here for low energy options.

[xfilesposterproject]

It's been a while since I've had time to make one of these but I really loved today's newest Star Trek: Discovery (and the whole season so far) so I made time tonight.

[astralbondpro]

Before I started watching Star Trek Discovery, the number one thing I heard people dunking on was the spore drive, and the mycelium network.

Before I ever knew anything about Discovery, I had watched a lot of documentaries on, and read a fare bit of fungi related materials. Within the material appeared the real Paul Stamets (mycologist), and I was very interested in everything I was seeing. More specifically the science of it all, while the medical properties of such is wait and see.

Needless to say, when the spore drive and the mycelium network showed up in Star Trek, I thought it was one of the coolest things Star Trek has ever done. I still do. I don't give a shit what anyone else has to say about it, it's an amazing piece of science fiction to me. And I won't defend it, because there is no need to defend harmless fiction you enjoy.

You're fine with subspace, but think the mycelium network in space is unrealistic? Make it make sense.

[baronafanas002]

Sir,that is my emotional support alien🖖🏼👽