Belle

I’m just obsessed with a bunch of stuff sci-fi right now so I’m posting whatever comes to mind. Tad crazy. 20 She/They

[twisted-tardis]

We need a Starfleet Academy episode where they travel back in time.

[autumngracy]

Saw this twitter post and instantly started looking for pictures of Stratt to use it with

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My goated copy of Jurassic Park!

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Adapting Jurassic Park into a horror miniseries would be FIRE!!!!!!

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At the moment I’m trying to properly teach myself Spanish and write a Jurassic Park fanfiction combining the movies and books.

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Ellie, Ian, and Alan all collectively don’t know how to interact with other people and it’s the funniest thing ever.

[twisted-tardis]

The answer to Jurassic Park is Ellie, Alan, and Ian ending up in a throuple.

[kosmicpowers]

"nuwho is too sexual" every character in classic who is 000.1 seconds away from fucking sloppy style have you fucking seen Delgado Master and the way he looks at the Third Doctor with some sort of psychotic need to bend him over and take it raw

[twisted-tardis]

I’d like to write a horror audio drama.

[twisted-tardis]

The project has commenced!

[shop5]

let’s be real the pressure to use AI as an adult is exactly what they said the pressure the do drugs as a teenager would be like but the people that told us that caved immediately for the AI and definitely did not just say no

[ponnfarrtrek]

Whatever the ups and downs of Starfleet Academy, I will die on the hill that actually some people needed to see a leader sitting weird in a chair. Our concept of who makes a "good leader" is actually way too skewed towards body language, how people dress, their vocabulary and other things that don't actually affect the quality of their decision-making. In 2026, we put too much emphasis on whether someone "looks like a leader" - polling companies regularly ask this about politicians - and not enough emphasis on what decisions people are making and why. And of course this bias ends up working against marginalised groups, like all biases eventually do. ("Why is she sitting like a little girl?" is something I've heard more than once)

Having a leader who rejects staunch formality is weirdly one of the most progressive things Trek has done in years. Think about how life changing it would be if you didn't have to worry about what impression your stance, your clothes and your appearance were giving off. Imagine people reacting purely to the value of what you are saying and doing, and absolutely nothing else.

[twisted-tardis]

I just had a vision of Braka patronizingly calling Nahla a good girl and now I can’t unsee it.

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I’d like to write a horror audio drama.

[suburbanrot]

hi this is my application to be the new showrunner for doctor who. I'm going to make a very dignified and professional phone call to archie panjabi wghere I cry and beg for her to come back and play the rani again

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Holy hell Englewood After Dark’s Season 1 finale is WILD. I really need a continuation of Eve’s story, I’m enjoying Season 2 so far but I need Eve, Finn, Carmen, Chuck, Seb, and October (somehow) back.

[twisted-tardis]

I need more of Nus Braka, he’s evil and kind of sickening but I love him.

[death-by-sc0tland]

if wilderness years 2 is starting can we now get that book that canonizes the doctor and the master as divorced