forQuicksilver

You didn't see that coming? Mostly Star Trek and Chris Pine. (he/they)

[erdenmaedchen]

Some things never change...

STAR TREK The Final Frontier & The Original Series

[lakariancityamusementcenteradult]

Okay willy wonka,

[aphrostiel]

the dataphone

[andtosaturn]

happy birthday spock 🖖 6th january 2230

[allonsybadwolf]

Star Trek TNG | 2.14 The Icarus Factor

[kylieminvogue]

"STAR TREK" S3E18 - "The Lights of Zetar"

[kindaokmemes]

It’s that time of the year again :)

[tea-trek-deactivated20201204]

Lol this made me laugh so much. I want it on repeat this Christmas.

[spacefinch]

It isn’t a proper holiday season until you hear this.

[mouse-doubleo100]

the more i watch star trek tos, the more it becomes abundantly clear that the reason why modern trek doesnt get kirk at all is because they dont utilise mccoy nearly as much anymore

in modern trek, they always present the idea of logic vs emotion, with spock being logic and kirk being emotion, but thats not how tos has it. in tos, the logic vs emption debate is spock vs mccoy. kirk is supposed to be the mediator between the two, sometimes siding with one side over the other, sometimes finding a middle ground between the two. thats why hes the captain, hes able to see all angles and pick the best course

when you make kirk the emotional one, it completely breaks the format, because 9 time out of 10, it means kirk has to be correct. theres no more balance

mccoy is just as important to tos as spock is, and while i do understand why spock is as popular as he is, without mccoy, the show doesnt work. you need them both. kirk spock and mccoy are the three leads of the show, and removing one requires you to change the others, which is whats happened to kirk

[trek-tracks]

I have been saying this for approximately 400 years, thank you.

When I teach rhetoric in my college essay writing/analysis course, it's always with the example of Kirk, Spock, AND McCoy. Ethos, Logos, Pathos--you need all three. Kirk isn't the counterweight to Spock; he's the fulcrum that balances Spock and McCoy.

Kirk isn't emotion. Kirk is ethos: credibility, authority. Spock and McCoy are there to stop him from damaging that credibility by falling back on an authority he doesn't actually have in the situation, to remind him of the logic or compassion that's lacking when an abuse of power would be the easy or basely satisfying thing to do.

What keeps Kirk credible is that he usually chooses the most ethical thing to do based on the information he has; what makes him a good leader, outside of his own innate abilities, is his understanding that he requires these two trusted advisors to keep him on an even keel. When Kirk says "I need you" to both Spock AND Bones, he means it.

[evviejo]

STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION - S5E11 Hero Worship

[kylieminvogue]

"STAR TREK" S3E14 - "Whom Gods Destroy"

[smileyobrien]

season 3 siskoisms

[1shirt2shirtredshirtdeadshirt]

Spoiler alert: He should leave.

[aenslem]

STAR TREK: VOYAGER || Life Line

[bloodraven55]

when the whole squad confused af

[kylieminvogue]

"STAR TREK" S1E14 - "Balance of Terror"

[amygdalae]

Having some tea earl grey hot..... just like that bald bitch John Luke the Card

[aenslem]

STAR TREK (2009)