[rosie-tyler]

Star Trek 1.19

[chellustrates]

i went ham... i missed my kids..

[t0ast-ghost]

Can’t explain it but they’re really cunty in this photo

[vulcussy]

Art grad student answer: it's the contrapposto.

This is a counterbalanced pose where the weight is rested on one leg and the hips and shoulders are tilted in opposite directions. It emphasizes the curves of the body.

[lord-valery-mimes]

Cuntrapposto.

[katelyn-danger]

Cuntrapusso

[life-is-molasses]

[cakesandsnouts]

“No being is so important that he can usurp the rights of another.” - The Schizoid Man

[verdictvelvet]

fucker! we wanted to trek those

[gaytricorder]

happy pride

[star-trekster]

[boldlynothanks]

the places studying particle physics will take you

[chemsexholmes]

Basically this is the best way to watch star trek

[cosmicretreat]

Nichelle Nichols on the set of Star Trek (1966-1969)

[cowboyjimkirk]

anyway here’s wonderwall.gif

[sludgebitch]

imagine dying for nothing and your memorial is just you standing on the ghost plinth in windows xp forever

[frogayyyy]

i think the thing i love about tos and spirk is that spock’s feelings for jim are a recurring actual subplot (the naked time, bread and circuses, basically all of the films, etc.)

yes you can argue about whether the feelings are platonic or romantic, but it’s not just subtext. spock canonically and explicitly has strong feelings for his captain and it’s a struggle he faces throughout the entire series and especially in the movies. i would go as far as saying it’s his whole character arc (along with just feeling emotions in general)

you don’t have to look for any subtext (although there is A Lot) because it’s quite a significant, real part of the show

[approximately-infinite]

You know each time I watch this clip I think to myself like wow it really does look like it’s from some vintage gay porno for a second

[xenyaanarts]

[aphrostiel]

THE PHOTON TORPEDO!!