Star Trek: Planet of Judgetment foreword, by Joe Haldeman (1977)
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Star Trek: Planet of Judgetment foreword, by Joe Haldeman (1977)
Star Trek: Planet of Judgetment foreword, by Joe Haldeman (1977)
This just made me super happy. These are images from Voyagers 1 & 2 at the edge of our solar system after traveling for 35 years away from Earth.
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Instructions for protecting your partner.
The authorship belongs to S'chn t'gai Sarek
I have finally completed this work. Thanks to her, I finally broke out of the art block. Initially, I thought it would just be a little sketch. But the devil pulled me to deal with the details. Nevertheless, I am satisfied
Sally Mansfield as Vena Ray - Rocky Jones, Space Ranger (1954)
I'm going to extend an olive branch to every other fandom and "apologize" that every time there's a Tumblr shipping tournament, the entire Star Trek: The Original Series fandom and our famous benefactors come out of the woodworks to lecture about fandom history, and it somehow works every time.
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Hi! My mum and I had a conversation in the car where I mentioned how funny I found this bit, because I had read it as Anathema thinking that she had, in fact, just been run over by a very campy gay couple, and a campy gay couple wouldn't harm her. But my mum read this as Anathema, who she thought could feel that Crowley was a demon, realizing that she was also in the presence of an angel, and an angel wouldn't harm her. And I guess I just wanted to know which was the intended message?
The version that Terry and I had in mind when we wrote it was the former.
Reading the comments I realize that things that were perfectly obvious to readers in the UK 33 years ago don't land the same way now.
If anyone has been in any doubt about what Anathema was thinking the line that would have made it utterly clear would have been..
...the "two consenting bicycle repairmen".
In the UK the 1957 Wolfenden Report recommended that 'homosexual behaviour between consenting adults in private should be no longer a criminal offence'. And the phrase "consenting adults" became a euphemism for gay men once the recommendations of the report were put into action and male homosexual acts were decriminalized. (It took a decade and happened in 1967.)
So, yes. She thinks they're gay. And she was safe.
so, so unnecessary sensual. oh my god. absolutely ridiculously sensual. god i wish it were me laying there experiencing mind meld with spock. oh god please iām just a weak, weak earth man
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that one episode where Deana's mom asked Picard on a diner but Picard didn't know it was a diner just for two of them
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The most epic battle ever put on film. No, your modern flashy anime shonen fight has nothing to do against the intensity, brutality and speed between Kirk vs. Gorn š Hey, I love shonen btw. In fact, I was thinking of Dragon Ball Z while doing this X_D This one was actually February's print from the ST print club. ---- Store Patreon Ko-Fi Memberships
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Star Trek: Ferengi
Quark finds out his mom is smuggling women off of Ferenginar to freedom, and he doesn't know how he feels about that! Come on, Quark, it's the dang 24th Century, get with it.
RATING: 43%
(Where to place: During the sixth season, a little after Time's Orphan)
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