#Star trek enterprise

[spockvarietyhour]

Orpheus Mining Platform "Demons" & "Terra Prime"

[skrunklyprisonprincess]

Shran studies

Wanted to practice Shran specifically for an idea later

and this is the perfect excuse to draw his side profile

[catgrub]

what are earth's ambassador and the defense minister whispering about...?

[papercranesong]

@deadheaddaisy Absolutely! Totally agree. If Malcolm was someone else then the conversation could so easily have gone - 

“What are the symptoms of frost bite?” -

 “Huh? Why do you ask? Don’t be so stupid etc.” and would have resulted in Hoshi still feeling anxious but now also feeling shamed and isolated, and less willing to share her fears in the future.

But instead he respects her question and gives her a proper answer - 

“Your appendages blister, peel and turn gangrenous”

thereby gaining her trust (that he knows what he’s talking about and also that he’s a safe person to continue this conversation with). He takes the time to listen to her fears, takes them seriously and doesn’t dismiss them - “let me see” -

and then allays her fears and reassures her with gentle humour that makes her smile - “doctor phlox may have to amputate”- and which results in her feeling able to share more about herself and her anxiety - “I didn’t have to worry about frostbite in Brazil”, thus building the connection between them (instead of leaving her feeling ashamed and alone).

Such a great little moment - and it just shows too how kind Malcolm is with people who are struggling. 

Deleted Malcolm & Hoshi Scene from Broken Bow (1x01)

[milton-dammers]

Star Trek: Enterprise S04E09 (2004) Shran

[redscrawl]

no i will not make separate blogs for my fandoms, everyone who follows me must experience ALL my insanity

[astralbondpro]

Star Trek: Enterprise // S02E14: Stigma

[deadheaddaisy]

@weerd1 you are too right with this tag:

Enterprise’s hilarious movie database. What would I give to see “It came from beneath the Refrigerator”. I also like the Dixon Hill reference.

[miametropolis]

underestimating the power of friendship is the single biggest mistake you can make as a villain in Star Trek. like “your friends will not come for you” bro you are cooked. wrap it up, babe.

[spockvarietyhour]

Star Trek Enterprise "Demons"

[thisshrimpisfryingrice]

Damn these ships going crazy

Part 2

[stra-tek]

A little update: That's Kovich/Daniels standing in the background (or rather, a stand-in for David Cronenberg), and a Xindi-primate in white in front wearing the initiation medal that Daniels gives Archer in ENT: "Azati Prime" confirming the Enterprise-J location and 26th century era.

765874 Unification DEEP DIVE!

There's a lot to unpack on this little video, including lots not at all explained in it and only behind the scenes. Is it dreamy and ambiguous, or is there a solid background?

First of all, is Kirk dead and in heaven? Is he alive? A hologram? The answers are shown in the intro, prior 765874 videos and built from Easter Eggs in Picard season 3. Eagle-eyed viewers spotted Kirk's remains in the Section 31 Daystrom vault. The readout mentioned something called "Project Phoenix". James T. Kirk has been resurrected.

The park Kirk starts out in? It's not just any park. It's inside the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-J, just look at the Roddenberry Archive Ent-J interior. We're in the 26th century, that's why Saavik looks so old. And speaking of Saavik, the Roddenberry Archive say they consider the Vulcan's Heart novel canon. Which means Saavik is Spock's wife. And the Vulcan man next to her? That's Sorak, the son she had with Spock following the Pon Farr in Star Trek III, according to OTOY.

It gets weirder. The old man wearing a white TNG movie era dress uniform? He's credited as "Crusher". That's an elderly version of our time travelling Wesley, dressed as he was in Star Trek Nemesis.

This sinister character, who gives Kirk his badge back and takes him through time? Temporal soldier Yor, from Discovery 3.09. From the Kelvin timeline, he jumped forward in time and across timelines during the 30th century temporal wars, eventually resulting in sickness and an agonising death. Here he takes Kirk from the 26th century Enterprise-J to 23rd century New Vulcan in the Kelvin timeline.

But why was Kirk resurrected? Just to zip though time and be with Spock at his death?

And what role does Yeoman Colt (whose Starfleet serial number these shorts are named for) play? She's seen in all of them, even the start of this one in a Kelvin Universe uniform looking at Project Phoenix stuff. I guess time will tell...

[akendara]

their difference

not to confuse..!

[usslakevee]

I love Picard weaponizing Data's Autism. Oh no I'm in a social situation, and a woman I have to be polite to is sexually harassing me. There's only one possible solution.

"Data, info dump please"

[orang3cat75]

Someone call @forecast0ctopus