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alphabet // they/theirs // 33 // trekkie forged by quarantine // spirk and spones shipper // currently being consumed by: Star Trek original films //  follows from illicit-ellipsis

[kuv8sh5]

saw a pic on pinterest and redrew it with spock cuz hell yeah

[blanc-ci]

Pressed to the pulse point💙💛

Spock’s captainly devotion can now be immortalized forever in your home as a mini print !!

[aphrostiel]

kal-if-fee

[lonewolf2112666]

Leonard Nimoy as Doctor Strange and Lee Meriwether as Clea in the 1970 ABC pilot MASTER OF THE MYSTIC ARTS.”

[garaks-sewing-gun]

it’s so embarrassing to watch tos for the first time and be like, whoa !! 👀spock and kirk❓is anyone else kinda getting 😏some vibes 😳 as if they aren’t the founding fathers. as if they didn’t build the yaoi dimension with their bare hands. as if the current cathedrals we call home aren’t predicated upon their humble shadow puppets on the walls of plato’s fucking cave, and as if our ancestors were fools to fall for those puppets instead of geniuses, innovators, and prophets ????

[zdr-77]

I DID IT FINALLY. This shouldn't have taken as long as it did, but I've been real unmotivated this week...

These are screenshot studies btw. They're just like that. I love them

[ratwheel]

Between Kirk hugging Spock in the SNW trailer and Shatner admitting he wanted to marry Nimoy what is happening for Spirk in 2026? Are we ready yet? Finally?

[ratwheel]

Like, that really was an insane thing to say... "If he'd have been a girl"? Really, Bill? That was the only caveat? He was perfect marriage material in literally every other way?

Anyway, here's a link for the people asking.

[elljayvee]

This is doing absolutely nothing but feeding my tinhat theory that the reason Kirk looks at Spock Like That is because Shatner was in love with Nimoy. (This theory was formed by watching Shatner interviews with various cast members, and he just...looks at Nimoy Like That all the time. It's extremely noticeable.)

[evil-masdane]

intricate rituals

[aphrostiel]

my comfort space family <3

[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:

[brighhton]

spirk will CURE artblock type YES to AFFIRM!!!

[adestroy]

Apparently the first time I watched ‘The Paradise Syndrome’ I missed Bones threatening to call the night night police on Spock

[gunstreet]

“they’re only standing that close because of the aspect ratio” well in their case it’s also because they are showing us that the characters are in love and want to kiss. thanks

[lenetaylor]

wake up, everyone, new Spock reaction image just dropped

(scanned by me from the Star Trek Annual 1976)

[iskander-tm]

a simple feeling

[spockandstars]

I found this original outline of Amok Time and there are some interesting differences with how it ends!

So when Spock confronts T’Pring after “killing” Kirk, she reveals that like people all over the universe, she has found herself in revolt against “the old ways” because she has fallen in love with someone else. (The emphasis on social tradition limiting her from being with her “true love” is important to note. 👀)

T’Pring feels guilty about forcing Kirk and Spock to fight, so she tries to make amends (lol sorry I made you kill your best friend, I guess I’ll let you marry me now) by offering marriage to him. Spock “makes his choice.” He turns her down and returns to the Enterprise to be with Kirk. The episode concludes with them staring at one another and holding hands.

Let’s think about this for a moment. T’Pring tells Spock that falling in love with her partner was socially unacceptable and against “the old ways.” She explains that she didn’t want to go through with the wedding because she wanted to “go back to her true love.” Spock understands what she has gone through, and also “understands now more than ever before what an extraordinary love” made his father so devoted to Amanda the Earthwoman. He rejects her as his wife, (because remember, this whole thing is supposed to be about finding mates) then immediately goes to find Kirk. When they’re reunited, they meaningfully hold hands. Is anyone else seeing some pretty intriguing parallels here?

[h4uures]

happy amok and spirk day to everyone 🫂