Kobayashi Maru.

ANDOR Tony Gilroy concluded his acceptance speech at the Peabody Awards last night by saying: "Please do not stop. Please do not turn out the lights until we can kill this nightmare... and fuck the empire!"

Star Trek: Discovery (2017) Season 4, Episode 11: Rosetta 00:44:13.036

STAR TREK (2009) Klingon Prison Interrogation and Breakout Deleted Scene

and 9 kelvin timeline movies in

remember that era where we constantly asking for new Star Trek spinoffs? sigh

heading into June

Me heading into June

Eric Bana as Nero, STAR TREK (2009)

is it too much to ask that corporations have at least one person working there that actually understands and enjoys the content they own and has some pride in getting things right

No description needed 🖖🏻 #startrek #startrektng #beverlycrusher

Reminder that Widow’s Bay creator Katie Dippold is behind one of the greatest Halloween tweets of all time:

Shuttlecraft mockup, STAR TREK (2009)

TNG LCARS from science station Grid scale is in inches

USS Enterprise departing Starbase 1, STAR TREK INTO DARKNESS (2013)

USS Enterprise, STAR TREK INTO DARKNESS (2013)

USS Enterprise, STAR TREK (2009)

Feeling overwhelmed with all of this. LISTEN. Another Louisiana resident (Marshawn is the only name we have) testifies against the state’s racial gerrymander, speaking truth to power up and down the hearing room and predicts how this story will end. Speak your truth, fight and believe.

Enterprise bridge, STAR TREK (2009)

I love the ending track, "Past/Present/Future" by Brandon Roberts. I close my eyes and I see the scene. One of my fav SW scene.

remember me?

A Sanctuary District flyer from the set of #StarTrek DS9's "Past Tense."

Anton Yelchin as Chekov, STAR TREK (2009)

Alyssia also worked on the SNW shuttle and has posted some very useful blueprints of that too… www.artstation.com/artwork/L4Arok

Starfleet Academy atrium concept art by Alyssia Ma and Matthew Davies. www.artstation.com/artwork/GvA2DW

I like John Eaves' DIS/SNW Enterprise but 2009's redesign hits different for me -- totally fresh, nothing safe or precious. but that's my taste

STAR TREK (2009) "Under Construction" teaser trailer

Zachary Quinto as Spock, STAR TREK (2009)

Every city's a walkable city if you're Godzilla

Kate Mulgrew on the set of "Caretaker", STAR TREK: VOYAGER (1995)

Tuesday vibes #StarTrek

This actually would piss me off enough to consider not watching any more Star Wars. Absolutely no Star Wars fan is clambering for more Cara fucking Dune. The ONLY (and I mean ONLY) reason to do this is to signal to culture war chuds that they won.

Rebecca Romijn as Commander Una Chin-Riley, Christina Chong as Lieutenant La'an Noonien-Singh, and Melissa Navia as Lieutenant Erica Ortegas in "Valles Marineris", STAR TREK: STRANGE NEW WORLDS (2026)

did they??

look! there's actually color that is not blue, but then they just had to ruin it

Enterprise bridge set, Production Design by Tamara Deverell for STAR TREK: DISCOVERY and Jonathan Lee for STAR TREK: STRANGE NEW WORLDS (2022)

Enterprise D ready room painting. The signatures of Probert and Sternbach are towards the middle of the bottom edge (below the deflector)

USS Enterprise corridor, Production Design by Jonathan Lee, STAR TREK: STRANGE NEW WORLDS (2022) "Something I wanted to do from the very beginning was expose the structure of the ship and, where possible, expose the technology... So what would happen if you took off those grey walls in TOS?"

USS Voyager, STAR TREK: VOYAGER (1995)

Ethan Phillips as Neelix in "Caretaker", STAR TREK: VOYAGER (1995)

One of the more impressive failures of Picard was completely misunderstanding the appeal and popularity of Laris as a character and cramming her down into the Love Interest box.

Me as a child

awkward...

hey remember when Paramount ruined the 50th anniversary with a terrible release date and barely any marketing for Star Trek Beyond?

Michael Chabon once said he mourned the lost version of Picard that was just Jean-Luc and Laris investigating crimes in La Barre and I think it's Star Trek's greatest missed opportunity

The honest answer, if I were in charge of the whole franchise, is I'd probably give it a rest for a while. Maybe put an original stand-alone movie in development.

my kink is seeing fascists lose

Herman Zimmerman explains why Voyager was yet another redress of the TMP-TNG sets: "the studio wanted to do it on a shoestring, not knowing if – excuse the pun – the thing would fly."

With the cancellation of SFA and the dismantling of the SNW sets, the Kurtzman era appears to be over and I’m so thankful for it and also trying to be hopeful for the future of trek