#zarabeth

[trek-tracks]

What song did Spock suddenly break into? Wrong answers only

[discoonthegrass]

All Our Yesterdays: When Kirk, Spock and McCoy investigate the disappearance of a doomed planet's population, they find themselves trapped in different periods of that world's past.

Who Mourns for Adonais?: A powerful being claiming to be the Greek god Apollo appears and demands that the crew of the Enterprise disembark onto his planet to worship him.

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[kimwexlers-brownhair]

But what if I said part of what subconsciously drew Spock to Droxine and Zarabeth were that they reminded him in different ways of Christine?

[jt1674]

[thebonnevillegamepodcast]

We are so excited to announce that Kathleen Wilhoite will be joining our cast as Old Lady Rags!

We can't wait to work with someone who had such a huge impact on our childhood as Pepper Ann and Witchboard's Zarabeth.

If you wanna help us make sure the whole season is made, consider donating to our Indiegogo!

[donmarcojuande]

Mariette Hartley in 'Barquero' (1970) with Lee Van Cleef. Always nice to see her, but I was very dubious about her part in the story...

[raurquiz]

#happybirthday #MarietteHartley #actress #Zarabeth #StarTrek #AllOurYesterdays #theincrediblehulk #encinoman #marnie #ridethehighcountry #thementalist #lawandordersvu #TheInnerCircle #ThreeDaysinAugust #SilverSkies #CountingforThunder #911onfox #TheMessage #StarTrek57

[spirk-trek]

love you spirk but this was so iconic

[lichqueenlibrarian]

Ah yes I see the formless super powerful beings have decided to take the forms of familiar people for the ease of communicating. T’Pau and George Samuel Kirk Jr (figures of authority), then Zarabeth (Zar’s mother and Spock’s brief lover), Jocelyn (McCoy’s ex wife) and… Gary Mitchell (he’s Kirk’s one time best friend!)

Interesting that they took two romantic options from Spock and McCoy, and then added Gary Mitchell in there as Kirk’s best friend and not… Carol Marcus, or literally any woman Kirk’s been involved with… hell, he’s been thinking on and off about his son, David. Winona Kirk recently died, but they briefly took the shape of Kirk’s childhood home (burned down prior to the action of the novel), and then divided up into the aforementioned characters.

Even looking at it from “these people are all significant representations of difficult/complicated/upsetting relationships in the characters’ lives” it’s fascinating. T’Pau and Zarabeth showing up makes sense as they’d be top of mind for Spock and Zar, even Sam Kirk makes sense since the life forms briefly took the shape of Kirk’s childhood home. But Gary Mitchell and Jocelyn? At this point McCoy’s been divorced for about 20 years, and Gary Mitchell has been dead about that long as well?

Why these specific people?

[starlogged]

GIRLS! I. just found out something.

so in my psychology classes we have been learning about behaviorism and john b. watson. You might know him from the little albert experiment in the 1920s where he fucked over a small child by traumatising him w a white toy rat and a loud noise. You can look it up, it's wild.

Anyways, he also wrote child care book which basically said that children shouldnt receive any parental love bc it conditions them into becoming dependent on their parents, essentially holding them back from becoming successful later in life.

Watson also raised his four children accordingly (who all ended up w major psychological issues ofc) and one of his children, mary ickes watson, later had a daughter, mariette hartley, who became an actress.

AND THIS DAUGHTER.

THIS DAUGHTER PLAYED ZARABETH IN ALL OUR YESTERDAYS.

THERE IT IS. THE MOST RANDOM FUCKING CONNECTION IN EXISTENCE.

I WAS JUST LOOKING UP SOME STUFF I FORGOT FROM SCHOOL AND THIS IS WHAT I LEARN???

[lenievi]

Ex Machina informed me that Rand had a daughter, Annie, and while Mr. Bennett is like

Note: Great controversy exists concerning the identity of Annie's father. The Captain's Daughter seems to imply James T. Kirk. However, Christopher L. Bennett has noted that this is, in his opinion, highly unlikely, on the grounds that Kirk would not have a relationship with a member of his crew. As such, his novel Ex Machina identifies the father as "a crewmember". Note that this does not necessarily contradict the possibility of Kirk being the father. (from Memory Beta)

I’m like 👀👀👀👀👀 because !!!! LMAO it just speaks to me, okay

and while I do agree with Bennett’s “Kirk would not have a relationship with a member of his crew” opinion (and it’s the reason why I have trouble writing mckirk because it’s like what would it take for Kirk to have a relationship with a member of his crew) - and would hate if anything like that ever happened on the show/film, current or future or whatever - the possibilities for fanfics 👀

Kirk and Rand sleep with each other after Miri, and then Kirk starts to ignore her and then seduces Lenore a few weeks later, and then she finds out she’s pregnant and leaves Starfleet (I’ve always hc that what happened in Miri changed something between them and that’s why she decided to leave) 

idk how it went in the novel where she was established (it isn’t Ex Machina. Bennett is just using a LOT of stuff from other novels)

unfortunately, the daughter also died from illness at the age of two. But fanfics do not need to go that road.

[bumblingbabooshka]

Spock/Zarabeth + Tuvok/Noss....aching loneliness...and sorrow....

[spockvarietyhour]

and he was FINE.

You don't get it they literally STOLE his BRAIN

[cocodavie]

Spones doodle

*some pic are genderbend*

*No hate for zarabeth(I actually quite like her), but this pic came from me watching ep. all our yesterdays with my sister and she said that the scene where bones pinches zarabeth head is like the scene wife vs mistress in the drama where the wife storms into the room to find her husband with mistress, and my sister asked me to draw Fem!Bones in that scene😭*

[vintagegeekculture]

Star Trek Fotonovels were published by Pocket Books between 1977-1979 and were comic books created around still photographs of an episode. Some even had neat extras like how the “All Your Yesterdays” photo novel had an interview with guest star Marietta Hartley, who played the cave girl Zarabeth. In the days before VCRs and on demand streaming, it was the only way to re experience an episode on demand.

[skybson]

My Top 25 Costumes from Star Trek : The Original Series

23. Zarabeth's 'Caveman' Outfit