#media: picard

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Gates McFadden attends the 51st annual Saturn Awards (2024)

[redlettermediathings]

It all makes sense now

[yourbuerokrat2]

I had to join bluesky to find out that someone actually made Star Trek fanzine involving qcard.

source: In The Captains Quarters ST Next Generation comic - Etsy.de

[regionalpancake]

Part way though his reclamation; with hair still growing in, and implants still coming out. What's it like getting used to a new eye? A new face? A new life?

Thinking about Hugh again. (When I am not?)

[marlinspirkhall]

Star Trek Completionism:

TOS: 🟩🟩🟩 100%

TAS: 🟩🟩 100%

TOS Movies: 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟥 83.3%

TNG: 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 100%

TNG Movies: 🟥🟥🟥🟥 0%

DS9: 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟨🟥 84.2%

VOY: 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 100%

ENT: 🟥🟥🟥🟥 0%

AOS: 🟩🟩🟩 100%

DISCO: 🟩🟩🟩🟥🟥 60%

PICARD: 🟨🟥🟥 3%

LWD: 🟨🟥🟥🟥 7.5%

PRODIGY: 🟩🟩 100%

SHORT TREKS: 🟥🟥 0%

SNW: 🟨🟥🟥 42%

[spacedadsupport]

Jean-Luc Picard @SpaceDadSupport Turning off the ability for all and sundry to comment on your social media posts is an act of self care. 4:36 PM · Nov 6, 2024

[boopgaloop]

Rich Evans aggressively defending his crackship

[randominflexion]

I 100% agree with Dr Angela Collier’s 3 hour, 48 minute long video essay on ‘How Star Trek: Picard Ruins Star Trek’.

If you’re a long-time Trekkie like me and you enjoy long-form video essays, I highly recommend you watch this.

[dinovia-grant]

Help DiNovia Get Dressed!

[pixiedane]

I finally posted my take on the psychopathology of my beloved chaos demon, Jinx. New for my Mental Health in the Movies project:

Arcane's Jinx as psychotic representation in media

[frostytherobot]

oh man i’m seeing the right wing chud video reactions to the rlm acolyte video show up in my twitter feed now and i’m constantly thanking my lucky fucking stars that rlmblr are level headed human beings that can talk to each other in a civil and articulate manner because . Good fucking GOD dude they heard “if you’re not enjoying something you don’t have to watch it” and lost their fucking MINDS

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1994 | 2023

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[startreklasirena]

Four Years to the Day

Today, 24th January 2024, marks the four year anniversary of Star Trek: Picard season 1 episode 1 "Remembrance" airing outisde the US. And because I happen to be outside the US, this is the date I'm choosing to mark this anniversary.

The first season of Star Trek: Picard (or, as I like to think of it, Star Trek: La Sirena) changed my life in a myriad of ways. I have memories, experiences, sideblogs, entire hobbies now that I wouldn't have without it. And, most importantly, it helped me find some of the most important friendships in my life to date.

So, to celebrate, I'm starting a new round of #PicardPositivity!

For those who weren't around for the first one: in the run-up to the premiere of season 2, I instigated 30 days of Picard Positivity to celebrate this little show that, at the time, had a lot of detractors and vociferous criticism heaped upon it.

Unfortunately, we are rapidly approaching exam season in these parts, so I won't have enough time or energy to make this A Big Thing (maybe we can do something proper for the 5th anniversary next year 🤔). But I would love for anyone who's interested to join the fun and take a little time together with me to remember Star Trek: La Sirena and the joy it has brought us over the years!

In true Procrastinatorproject fashion, I haven't actually come up with a good hasthag for this, so I'm open to suggestions 😅 I'm stickiing with "PicardPositivity" for now, but if anyone can make any suggestions, i'm gonna come back and edit this post with an update.

Here's to a few weeks of unadulrated admiration of our beloved Star Trek: La Sirena!

[regionalpancake]

underpainting whoomst

[ssaalexblake]

Though, it always has baffled me that fandoms of like, 80's/90's episodic sci-fi/paranormal/fantasy things are so mad that trauma arcs weren't carried out but then just hiss and whine when they Do acknowledge it and the character is being 'soooooo OOC'.

This post could be about anything but it's mostly about Picard in First Contact because he's Supposed to be a jerk, supposed to be erratic, supposed to be reacting badly to the enterprise being infested by the borg, because he is Traumatised.

Starfleet might have been wrong to ban him from consulting on the borg invasion of federation space (he Clearly should have been used as a source of information in a dire emergency) but they were Not wrong to keep him the hell away from engaging them in battle.

Starfleet were like, okay we don't think you can mentally handle this situation! Please do this work instead! And then he went to the situation and couldn't mentally handle it and if it weren't for a rogue element outside of the command structure yelling at him to knock him out of whatever trauma loop he'd got himself stuck in things could have gone Very Badly.