#michael burn

[astrangertomykin]

The fact that Spock has told Michael twice now that he loves her has got me so emotional right now. This is the same Spock that went four years without visiting his mother and eighteen years without talking to his father. The same Spock who broke down in The Naked Time because he never once told his mother he loved her.

Him and Michael have such a strong connection despite the years apart. Michael was the first person to truly help Spock begin to accept his human side and get him to open up to the anger he feels. Helping him channel his emotions through chess. Spock in Discovery grew closer to his sister and wants her to be an active part of his life despite the fact he barely talks to his family. 

Given that he still hasn’t, and won’t, say i love you to his parents yet but so openly says it to Michael, and in Vulcan at that, just ruins me. Not only is he welcoming and accepting Michael as his true sister by saying it to her in Vulcan, by accepting her as a Vulcan, but he’s embracing his human side by saying it too. He’s reduced to that child again who idolised and adored his sister and can begin to grow from it. 

God I really could go on and on about how much him saying I love you to Michael means to me but it would literally be the 24th century by the time I finish so I best not.  

[thoughts-from-alex]

Star Trek: Discovery Season 1 Episode 6 Review – Lethe

Discovery is struggling to move beyond the Planet of the Hats. If you’re unfamiliar with the term, essentially it refers to a culture defined by a single ubiquitous character trait. Every single Vulcan is logical. Every single Klingon is a warrior. Every single person on the planet of the hats wears hats all the time. It’s a prominent sci-fi genre convention (or cliché, if you’re feeling less kind), and one with plenty of examples across Trek history – pick a random episode of TOS and you’ve got a good chance of finding one.

Discovery, up until now, is pretty much just doing the same thing. Vulcans are all dedicated to logic, Klingons to war, Kelpians are all fearful (or so we’re told); as ever, it’s only the human characters who have differences in aspirations and motivations and even personalities. Yes, certainly, there are differences within that limited scope; while both Sarek and the Vulcan suicide bomber are both dedicated to logic, they’ve clearly got differing interpretations of such. But even then – the Vulcan is a radical adherent to logic. Is that the most interesting thing you could have done with it?

Here’s my review of Lethe, which is the one with James Frain as Sarek.

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[junlhoe]

Where did Karen say she wanted the pyros out?

I’ve seen she’s written instagram comments and she also wrote a facebook post about it!

[junlhoe]

Here's another video of Michael's accident (Warning: if you have axiety or something do not watch because it could be disturbing)

[junlhoe]

me to michael

[junlhoe]

i'm going to stay worried about michael until i see him somewhere laughing his head off and making mean jokes about luke

[aussie-shit-heads]

What the actual fuck? It's 05:54am in the uk and i'm waking up to hear about Michael getting burnt by one of the flame throwers.. Holy shit. How fucking dangerous is their job. They put themselves in danger every day to put on a good show for us.. When i hear people say they don't care or give a shit about the 'fam', like bitch! Of course they care otherwise they wouldn't be risking their fucking health! I hope Michael is okay and continues his positive spirit, he's one hell of a trooper.

[yumyanownsyouallll]

I don't get it

Why is everyone being so fucking pissy about people getting upset because Michael Clifford WAS ON FUCKING FIRE like what the shit. Yes I understand Dave Grohl broke his leg Nd kept playing that's badass but can we not fucking care? Ya assholes