Request from @cdr2002 I hope your girlfriend likes them!
ps I used the best resolution pics u sent as reference and took some liberties w my own fave Leeta pics
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Request from @cdr2002 I hope your girlfriend likes them!
ps I used the best resolution pics u sent as reference and took some liberties w my own fave Leeta pics
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What Kira does every day.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Emissary (1x01)
Hot take but, Michael Piller was the best Star Trek writer ever and this scene is proof.
Sometimes you can go home again.
A long time ago in a galaxy not so far away....
When I was about seven I was over at my cousin's house for one of our regular sleepovers my cousin told me to look at a DVD. It was a crude DVDR with the words "Star Trek Episode III" inscribed in permanent marker. It was a bootleg of the newest Star Wars movie my uncle had gotten from a friend at work. I had never seen a Star Wars movie or even heard of it before, being from a very sheltered household. We popped it in the DVD player and I was transported into a magical world that brought me to places I had never been before. I was instantly hooked, I didn't have any idea what was going on but I liked it. It started my love affair with sci-fi that continues to this day.
Of course I grew up and while I still liked Star Wars my interests in sci-fi drifted I got hooked on harder Sci-fi like Star Trek and Doctor Who. Both shows are doing so well at late. With the limbo of Star Trek and the recent cancellation of this current version of Doctor Who. I have come back to my old friend, my first love of sci-fi for a good look. Been playing more Star Wars video games and been rewatching the movies with my friends and watching the lore videos on YouTube. So I'll be doing more stuff about that now for a while. So... maybe in dark times it's not bad to indulge in nostalgia every now and then.
May the Force be with you,
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I freaking love this! Should do one with Ezri next!
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Famke Janssen in Deep Rising (1998)
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K I R AÂ Â N E R Y S season one
this caption from memory alpha is killing me. "consider reassociation" is THE funniest way to describe the most passionate kiss in the franchise. they're analyzing the pros and cons. straight up pondering their rapport. weighing various options regular style. iconic
NANA VISITOR MURDER SHE WROTE | 7.03 See You in Court, Baby
Babylon 5 Survived an Industry That Wanted It Gone
One of the reasons I have such a persistent chip on my shoulder about Babylon 5 has very little to do with fandom tribalism and everything to do with how hard the television industry worked to kneecap it before it ever had a fair shot.
This was not a case of two similar shows accidentally arriving at the same time. This was a deliberate and coordinated attempt by Paramount to undermine a competing series that dared to exist outside their control.
J. Michael Straczynski pitched Babylon 5 to Paramount first. They sat on the series bible and the pilot script for over a year before finally passing. Only after the show was sold elsewhere did Paramount suddenly announce Deep Space Nine in the trades. Not only that, they rushed production so DS9 would hit the airwaves first, ensuring that Babylon 5 would look like a cheap knockoff to anyone paying half attention.
That was just the opening move.
Paramount then used its weight to pressure local stations not to carry Babylon 5. This was not competition. This was strongarming. In the syndicated television landscape of the 1990s, that kind of pressure could absolutely determine whether a show lived or died. Paramount knew that. They used it.
And this is not paranoia or JMS reading intent into coincidences after the fact. Walter Koenig had lunch with a Paramount executive long before either show aired. That executive openly described the strategy. Koenig relayed that conversation to Straczynski. Later, there was a lawsuit that was quietly settled out of court. Corporations do not settle lawsuits like that unless there is something they do not want examined in daylight. What often gets left out of this conversation is that this was not a case of two creative teams independently arriving at similar ideas. Paramount had access to the Babylon 5 series bible and pilot script. They did not just know the premise. They knew the structure, the ambitions, and the long term storytelling plan. So when elements that Babylon 5 was built around later surfaced in Deep Space Nine, it is not unreasonable to question how those ideas migrated. No one is claiming DS9 copied Babylon 5 wholesale. But it is impossible to ignore that one studio had early access to another creator’s roadmap, and that access came before DS9 was fully defined as a series.
You do not have to hate Deep Space Nine to acknowledge this history. I do not hate DS9. I like DS9. But pretending these shows were born into equal circumstances is historically dishonest.
What really gets under my skin is that Babylon 5 was not just another space show. It was doing something genuinely new. At a time when The Next Generation trained audiences to expect a reset button, where no matter what happened you knew the characters and their relationships would snap back into place by the end of the episode, Babylon 5 refused that safety net. It told a long form serialized story with planned arcs from beginning to end. Consequences actually mattered. Characters evolved and sometimes broke. Friends could become enemies and stay that way. Characters could die and stay dead. Moral ambiguity did not resolve itself neatly in the final act, and nothing was guaranteed to return to normal just because the credits rolled. It was not comfort television, where part of the appeal of The Next Generation was spending an hour with familiar characters and knowing everything would be basically fine when you left them.
It challenged the narrative space that Star Trek and Star Wars had dominated for decades. And instead of allowing that challenge to stand on its own merits, the established powers tried to crush it before audiences could make up their own minds.
So yes, when people casually dismiss Babylon 5 as a ripoff, or refuse to engage with it at all, or act as though it only exists in the shadow of Star Trek, it makes me angry. Not because I need my favorite show to be validated, but because the history is being rewritten to favor the winner with the bigger marketing budget and the louder megaphone.
Babylon 5 survived sabotage. It survived network indifference. It survived budget constraints that would have killed a lesser show. And it still changed television.
And it is worth remembering who tried to bury it, and why.
Star Trek DS9 7x4 Take Me Out to the Holosuite
Trek Femslash AUs » Ezri/Lenara (thanks @trillscienceofficer for the help)
↳When the artificial wormhole suddenly appears again Lenara is brought back to DS9 to help their scientist deal with it. With the heavy knowledge that she and Jadzia missed her chance she can’t help but seek out the new Dax host. Ezri meanwhile, can admit that Lenara is still as attractive as she was when she was Jadzia and is really hoping this isn’t lingering feelings (again). (It’s not.)
(if you have a pairing or idea let me know~)
Yes, please...They are so meant for each other.
Random Star Trek characters I want to give a little kiss
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