And when Spock asks "are you going to hug me?" and Kirk says "do you want me to? " and then Spock says "No" and Kirk steps back but then Spock says "I want you to kiss me" and they have a 5 minutes long uncut make out scene.
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And when Spock asks "are you going to hug me?" and Kirk says "do you want me to? " and then Spock says "No" and Kirk steps back but then Spock says "I want you to kiss me" and they have a 5 minutes long uncut make out scene.
There is an irony in most of Lestat traumas involving watching people burn to death (the witches, Magnus, Nicki, Claudia) and yet the love of his life turn out to be an pyromaniac
When Spock says "I believe you are here so I can share them with you" does he means they are going to mind meld again?
SPIRK FLIRTING AND UHOTTY KISS THOSE WERE THE BEST 1 MINUTES AND 50 SECONDS OF MY LIFE
And in season 4 when Spock start having glimpses of memories that aren't his and thinks he is sick except he can't find anything wrong with himself, and then we have an episode where Spock is convinced the Farragut needs their help but doesn't have any evidence to back it, still the Enterprise goes to help them and finds they are in fact in danger but no one understands how Spock knew it, and he and Jim talk about how they both have been experiencing some strange things since their mind melt and it was definitely Jim who called for him to help the Farragut. So Spock tries to figure out what went wrong with their mind melt and fix it, except he finds out nothing went wrong, they are just so compatible they accidentally created an permanent bound and even if they could find a way to brake it, it would be really bad for them, so they just have to learn to live with it.
Somewhere in the Superman universe there are people who think Superman, Lois Lane and Clark Kent are a trouple.
I know this is a very unpopular opinion but I actually wish Paramount would reboot TOS, despite some things I really like what they are doing with the old characters in SNW, I like the cast, and I would love to see the OG 7 together again
We've had three different people in Spock's bed in episode 2, when is going to be Jim Kirk's turn?
"You're less intelligent than your brother" I'm taking the that as a Spirk moment, he thinks Jim is intelligent
Accidentally added the link to a Sambucky fic to the references of an essay for college. At least my professor is gay, maybe he will like it.
Sam and Bucky being constantly questioned if they are dating and Sam always denying it while Bucky keeps saying "I don't talk about my personal life" then proceeding to compliment Sam for 5 minutes straight leading everyone into thinking they are definitely dating.
Is that a Spirk interaction in the new Strange New Worlds trailer?? Is Kirk going to have to take the Captain chair, is Spock going to be his first officer, are we seeing their first time in command together? I'm going to die.
Just gonna throw this out here with no explanation: I think Billie Piper is actually playing the Doctor's daughter, 14th will meet her, and the new Doctor will be whoever he regenerates into
Honestly there are all these loose ends that are still to be connected about Ruby, Belinda, other things in the story, there is still Rogue who may or may not come back, and it feels stupid to not have closure to these things with 15th, it was his arc.
This was a terrible stupid decision, in my opinion.
This episode of Doctor Who is the worst thing to ever happen to me
The way that Rogue sending a message to the Doctor directly from hell just plays perfectly into my "Rogue is the equivalent of the God Mercury in the pantheon" agenda, he is literally being the messager of the Gods there, and how would he even do that if he was a regular guy and not a God with the power to travel/communicate through different dimensions??
I just watched the last episode of Doctor Who and I'm screaming