Eleven is a Magic Number

Sophie. She/her. 31. Space Fairy. Star Trek, Doctor Who, X-Files, cats, and other extraneous material.

[milktea-grn]

“i walk your earth. i breathe your air.”

[kivalt]

Radio

[mammalianmammals]

[mutantrenegade]

You know Jones soda cap, as a tumblr user i can actually say i think I have.

[holespoles]

Emily Simmons "Curiosity at the Fountain"

[aphrostiel]

i bring more woodspock

[the-uss-premise]

Leonard Nimoy & makeup artist Fred Phillips behind the scenes of Star Trek: The Original Series, ~1968

+Bonus with De:

[the-uss-premise]

Leonard Nimoy during hair & makeup for Star Trek: The Original Series, 1966

[iforgiveyouprime]

I had just came across on this animatic and... ADAM MY BELOVED FJHFIRHWKSOFOFHSH

Season 1 is everything

[d0v3ee]

TGC: @G0luBcy

[thyla]

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Are you sure it isn't time for a colourful metaphor?

[thyla]

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Are you sure it isn't time for a colourful metaphor?

[ahsoka-in-a-hood]

It's so deeply embedded in how Murderbot sees itself that it exists in a society with both construct and human slavery, and that it's role has frequently been that of overseer of human slavery. There are so many layers to it's own identity within an oppressive system when it's been both a victim and an enforcer. It calls itself Murderbot. It doesn't remember how many people it's killed, because of the mindwipes. It identifies itself with the word the people who are afraid of it would use. The thing that pushed it to hack it's governor module and the thing that haunts it the first two books is that it doesn't know if it killed a specific bunch of people on purpose or not. Because it does have hate for humans and it does take pleasure in violence sometimes. It's been the very real monster in people's stories. It's been the boot on their kneck. That's under it's skin. It can't just sort the world into humans and constructs. It knows what it's like to crush a human. It knew that before it knew much else.

It doesn't trust it's own kind. That's not just because it's internalized a lot of predjudice. It doesn't entirely trust itself either.

It's so... it's not just that it wants good people to exist. It's that it can only look for them and find them outside of the system it came from. It's so contemptuous in it's own narration of the people on the ship bound for a indentured servitude, but Mensah picks up on the truth anyway. "You wanted to help those people" "I couldn't have helped them" It's not a revolutionary. It doesn't imagine dismantling the corporation rim. It just wants to neither be hurt or made to hurt people. It tries not to get attached to lost causes. Sometimes it does anyway.

Everything it is, everything it does, has been forged out of being the oppressed and the oppressor at the same time. and anyway I think about that sometimes

[aphrostiel]

data doodle

da doodle

dadle

[vonnebenan]

it's purring <3

[ortiies]

Old mosaics that still feel kinda relevant to locals 🐟 Ever since @_leevolt_ came up with this amazing mosaic brush I wanted to use it for a ridiculously big fresco kind of illu

[sophloph]