McKirk

Atlas, he/they. This is a sideblog dedicated solely to Star Trek, with a heavy emphasis on mckirk.

[captain-mckirk]

The thing is, Jim and Bones were a couple long before they started dating. They were connected as soon as they met on that shuttle. Dating or not, romantic or not, they were always going to end up together some way or another. And when one of them (Jim) finally finds the courage to admit their feelings to the other? Well, then the other one (Bones) just stares for a moment because "of course we love each other," and Jim has to bite back a laugh because "yes, but that's not what I meant," and then their lips are pressed together and it's mostly teeth because neither can keep from smiling, but it doesn't even matter because its perfect.

[mythawolf]

Just saying if he had a bigger role in the mafia episode Sulu would have A: Slayed and B: REALLY enjoyed himself.

[homosexualpigeon]

Star Trek is crazy you’ll look away for two seconds and then Kirk is suddenly shirtless in a harness and a shock collar

[sino-666]

[aphrostiel]

most beloved spot

[mndvx]

team_karim Meet Star Trek’s first gay Klingon: Jay-Den Kraag. I won’t pretend that I wasn’t scared to take on this role. Part of me still is. Not because of the character himself, but because I knew the reaction that could come with it. I knew there would be people who would blur the line between who I play on screen and who I am in real life, and that much of that response would be rooted in homophobia, racism, bigotry. I knew that by stepping into this role, a lot of that heat would come directly to me. But what matters more is this: over the past few weeks since this show premiered, I’ve received countless messages from LGBTQ+ people around the world… people who feel seen, validated, and inspired by Jay-Den. Those messages outweigh every bit of negativity. Every single time. From its very first episode nearly 60 years ago, Gene Roddenberry’s vision was never about preserving the familiar. He imagined a future that expanded who gets to be seen, heard, and valued. A future where diversity isn’t merely tolerated, but celebrated. Jay-Den doesn’t exist outside of that tradition. He exists because of it. “Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations” isn’t just a catchy phrase Roddenberry tossed around. I believe he truly meant it. Episode 7 of @StarTrek #StarfleetAcademy is out now, streaming only on @ParamountPlus. Feeling incredibly lucky to be part of a show that still believes in saying something meaningful.

[stra-tek]

[adestroy]

I am unclear why you are referring to an apex predator, Captain

[klimtsonian]

Live long and prosper, divas 🖖🌈💕

Star Trek: Celebrations is coming out this May, and you can catch my art on one of the variant covers!!

[aphrostiel]

vulcan lute

[imadoctornotanescalator]

TOS Textposts pt 11-???

[bumblingbabooshka]

Vulcan teen on Vulcan [tiktok] saying "I have just lost track of my father in the grocery store." The camera turns to show the viewers the grocery store in which almost every single older middle-aged man has a bowlcut and long robes. Camera turns back to show the teen's face which is expressionless and yet communicates all it needs to.

[aphrostiel]

sorry i drew them again

[aphrostiel]

deanna troi my beloved

[hjdjdjdjdjc-deactivated20260221]

a lot of my autism masking is just making myself more palatable for other people and my therapist said "does spock make himself 'more palatable' for others?" and had me promise to keep unmasking like:

[aenslem]

#like father like son

[woofsonofmoog]

The SNW show runners listened to the cries of Trekkies everywhere and gave Spock his chest hair back.

This is a momentous victory for our people.