My controbution to the edits, because there aren't enough of them.

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My controbution to the edits, because there aren't enough of them.
Love how on 2x18 "The Immunity Syndrome" Spock is literally like "Doctor you have martyr complex, which disqualifies you from volunteering. I, on the other hand, have a completely disinterested reason to die, therefore I am more suitable for this mission"
S3E17: That Which Survives ⋆ .˚✧ ⊹·
how the absolute FUCK am i supposed to live long and prosper in these conditions
Shoutout to my favorite genre of TOS episode:
Leonard Nimoy during hair & makeup for Star Trek: The Original Series, 1966
They have that long musical intro to The Motion Picture because that's the time to smoke some weed before the show
With logic and considering his human heritage, would Spock pursue a relationship with Jim. (Technically against regulations, potential of ruining friendship, potential hurting reputation, liability issues, etc.) I personally think he would risk it during the tos movies, after encountering V’Ger.
Pick a Spock
Spock TOS
Spock TOS Movies
Spock AOS
Spock SNW
Spock TOS Animated
All of them
I’m gay and tired of this ship make it cannon
how it feels watching Star Trek for the first time.
I’m voting btw
Less than thirty pages into this book and I am going to fucking bite someone
Spock: If you didn't drown in your emotions, you would suffer less.
Bones: If you didn't suppress your emotions, you would live more.
Dad is a state of mind
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I would like to thank spirk for leading to heated rivalry
The story of Nichelle Nichols and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
“Actress Nichelle Nichols who made television history in the 1960s with her portrayal of “Star Trek” character Lieutenant Nyota Uhura – a breakthrough role that showed an African American woman in a position of power as the fourth in command of a starship. At the end of the first season, however, Nichols was frustrated by the show’s development and considering a move back to Broadway until she met a very special fan who convinced her how important her role on the show was – Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
After Nichols told Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry that she was leaving the show, he encouraged her to think it over. That weekend, she attended a fundraiser for the NAACP and met King who told her he was a “Trekkie” and “Lieutenant Uhura’s most ardent fan.” As Nichols described in an interview with the Huffington Post, when King learned that she was leaving, he urged her to stay, stating: “‘Don’t you realize how important your presence, your character is? This is not a black role or a female role. You have the first nonstereotypical role on television. You have broken ground’… ‘Here we are marching, and there you are projecting where we’re going. You cannot leave [the show]. Don’t you understand what you mean?’ I told him that when I would go on hiatus from the show, I could come and march with him and he said, ‘No! You’re an image for us. We look on that screen and we know where we’re going.’ It was like he was saying, 'Free at last, free at last!’” Nichols did stay on the show with its entire run and went on to make history again in 1968 as part of the first scripted interracial kiss on TV with William Shatner, who played the show’s lead character, Captain James T. Kirk. Nichols’ groundbreaking character had a huge cultural influence, especially as a role model for many African American girls. Mae Jemison, the first African American woman in space, has cited her as an important influence and even used Uhura’s signature line “Hailing frequencies open” during the course of her duties on the space shuttle.”
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How Martin Luther King Jr. convinced ‘Star Trek’s’ Lt. Uhura to stay on the show
thinking abt kirk and spock paralleling actual married couples again
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