A mass of anxiety

he/him | dog parent | INFP | neurodivergent | gay | waaaayyyy over 18 | here for Star Trek, Doctor Who, and men's butts  

[70sgayspaceangel]

This is a moment that exists

[spockvarietyhour]

Star Trek The Next Generation "We'll Always Have Paris"

[sirnoblesquid]

Got another one!

[cosmicretreat]

July 1977

[hellodarjeeling]

Will you remember us (You’ll remember)

[nrobins]

heat wave

[star-trekster]

Happy Pride Month! Search for Spock release edition! :)

[bitchycode]

January was a tough year but we made it

[the-fandom-crossroads]

i don't think people understand the irony of the date on this post. yes it's jan 31st and it's a mood so every jan 31st we reblog it. but guys. . . this was made in Jan 2020. By the first week of February covid numbers were finally starting to come out of china, by mid Feb Italy was shutting down and by the end of Feb half the world was entering their covid lockdowns. OP Jan may have be tough but you had a big storm coming

[aenslem]

STAR TREK: VOYAGER | Threshold | January 29, 1996

[iffnotwinter]

Happy Threshold day everyone

[great-and-small]

Never leaving this place- Happy Threshold Day!!!🦎🦎🦎

[nagusposting]

they should've kept the threshold babies :(

[moth-girl42]

In honor of Threshold’s 30th anniversary I present to you ten of the worse bumper stickers I’ve ever created.

Happy 30th anniversary Threshold! 🎊

[lost-in-the-delta]

Unvailing of the "Threshold babies" - 2025

[sun-lit-roses]

[mylittleredgirl]

thinking about how threshold would have gone on other star treks. just spitballing here i’m taking suggestions:

original trek: would fit right in here honestly, no change

the animated series: it’s even weirder somehow. the evolved human salamanders are hot pink.

tng: we actually know what they’d do because they’ve had two episodes in this genre already, but with some key differences: a) the character who transmogrifies into a glowy gecko (geordi) is the only character on the show with no daddy issues whatsoever, and b) “genesis” hinges on the fact that even if you turn into a lizard, your babies will be born normal. of course if those babies were humans and not cats, by the end credits they’d have somehow winked out of existence or never been born at all or something. the j/p babyfic fans just can’t win.

deep space nine: they definitely aren’t abandoning those babies!!! instead the babies die and it’s the saddest thing you’ve ever seen

enterprise: in only four seasons this show somehow had TWO precedents for “we will care for these accidental weird babies in a cringefunny way until we find them a home with more appropriate caregivers” AND a “crewmembers evolved into something stupid but we fixed it” episode

discovery: this is the one show where i feel confident that they keep the lizard babies forever. unsure if the parents leave the show for a while to care for them or if they just have an off-screen salamander daycare on the ship now, but they reappear out of nowhere in the last two episodes of the season to save the universe

short treks: it’s an entire civilization of human salamanders now

star trek picard: those babies are getting fucking dismembered right in front of you

strange new worlds: those babies are getting fucking dismembered right in front of you (by the good guys this time)

prodigy: ah heck i forgot this one before i posted and now i’m on time constraint. umm. the babies (still abandoned by parents) are main characters now

lower decks: janeway and paris just stay that way and continue their starfleet careers with only minor interruption. the pepperoni pizza caused it.

[thewomancallednova]

may I suggest:

Starfleet Academy: Distraught over having separated the children from their parents Chakotay resigns. Years later Admiral Picard tells him that they found the salamander babies and offers Chakotay a job at Starfleet Academy, which he gets the salamander babies into.

[gayfour]

Salamanda....

Thanks @frogayyyy for the png!