watching TOS is like:
silly goofyvhahaha
Spock faces an incredibly vast and inarticulate loneliness at all times
space adventure hahahah
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One Nice Bug Per Day
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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watching TOS is like:
silly goofyvhahaha
Spock faces an incredibly vast and inarticulate loneliness at all times
space adventure hahahah
my countdown to star wars celebration: There comes an end to every war. Someday, we’ll both be finished. [favorite scenes]
This scene is one of my absolute favorite moments in all of star wars. It literally makes me tear up every time I watch it. There is something so powerful and beautiful about the love that Luke posses, even to a man that he didn't really know and was actively hunting Luke down. But Luke had learned about who his father had been from two people that had known and had cared for Anakin. Although he may not have had the whole story, he still had that hope that his father, the once-great Jedi Anakin Skywalker, would do the right thing once more and help put an end to the darkness that plagued the galaxy.
Erik be like
Rudolph Valentino
STAR TREK: THE ORIGINAL SERIES season one | episode twenty-four ⇢ this side of paradise I am what I am, Leila, and if there are self-made purgatories, then we all have to live in them. Mine can be no worse than someone else's.
He could have said:
“To this ship, to this organization,” but he used THAT MAN ON THE BRIDGE
✨💙💛 spirk 💛💙✨
:33 first spirk
there will be more :33
Louise Brooks contemplates Chrismtas with a wee Crimbo Tree
via http://pearlmodern.blogspot.com
Will never be normal about this theme of how war and subjugation destroys you, crushes your spirit and not only dehumanizes others in your eyes but yourself in your own eyes.
starfleet ds9 crew: we only have two morally compromising options before us here... what we need is a third option
the third option:
he's like if the trolley problem could be solved by a mentally unwell gay lizard jumping onto the trolley and blowing up the track before it got to the junction where the switch could theoretically happen
Elsa Lanchester as Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1935) - dir. James Whale
@hotvintagepoll
george lucas, remarkably unsubtley, over and over again: the fall of the republic was because of corporate interests interfering with politics and increased complacency with fascist ideas in the face of a manufactured war
everyone, for some reason: so the jedi were the REAL villains because they didn’t get married
Vilma Bánky and Rudolph Valentino in George Fitzmaurice‘s THE SON OF THE SHEIK (1926)
Damn, they did a good job on that casting… 👀
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Watterson pulled no punches