Kim Cattrall as Valeris, STAR TREK VI: THE UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY (1991)

it is a mystery

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in the alt text you'll find that Kim Cattrall was incredibly well versed in Star Trek and it's so badass

I did not expect Dr Doom to sound like Nandor the Relentless.

Enterprise-A and Kronos One, STAR TREK VI: THE UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY (1991)

Various paint swatches for TNG/DS9/VOY

always loved the dark pewter, red, and blue color palette of this movie

Going to see the Odyssey

Hollywood Reporter projects the box office opening weekend of The Odyssey at $257 million globally.

DISCO RENAISSANCE!

Big points to the SNW marketing graphics department for referencing these rather cool Star Trek stickers from 1976! (Minus a few points for them not using ITC Serif Gothic, of course)

we need the pause and I'm looking forward to the Star Trek: Discovery renaissance

My first card art reveal for the Magic the Gathering Star Trek set! 'Explore' features Captain Archer and his dog, Porthos, setting off on an adventure in an alien world. AD: Colin Boyer

USS Enterprise-A, STAR TREK VI: THE UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY (1991)

The message in chalk: "This is blood"

Vector recreation by me of the iconic Jurassic Park logo. Aside from being a little tedious to draw all the details, this one was pretty straightforward to make. However I made what turned out to be a fairly cool discovery in the process…

mandatory reading

so odd how good the CG Enterprise-D looked in TNG remastered versus how it looked in PIC s3, which was a decade later

STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION (1991) "Unification I" Remastered VFX (2013) Visual Effects by CBS Digital VFX Artist Rommel S. Calderon

Kira Nerys and Ensign Ro commission #startrek #DS9 #TNG

USS Enterprise-D bridge, STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION (1991)

USS Enterprise-D, STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION (1992)

Star Trek: Picard (2020): La Sirena, art by Mark Yang. "They wanted it to be kind of a Swiss army knife – to be able to do a lot of different things. The idea was that this was probably not a military ship, or even a high-powered ship, to begin with, but then it was modified extensively."

had insomnia the other night so I watched Move Along Home for the first time in a long time and wow. Star Trek can be fun embarrassing but it's no fun when you feel bad for the actors

I love cover #4!

Twenty-one years ago today, Steven Spielberg's previous alien movie, War of the Worlds, was released. I will never forget this short scene.

Pushing back against the voters is the most DNC shit ever

thinking about that very realistic time when shit went down and Picard went and took a nap

Vor'cha class attack cruiser model, STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION (1990)

USS Enterprise-D, STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION (1993)

Patrick Stewart and Marina Sirtis on the set of "Disaster", STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION (1991)

honestly that's fine, I'm full thanks

Since I’m back on my science nonsense, I might as well bring out my Nebula too 😌💖

PLAYMATES TOYS STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION Commerical (1992)

The Titan's transporter console runs MacOS - you can see the icons in the top display

Patrick Stewart and Michelle Forbes on the set of "Ensign Ro", STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION (1991)

Jonathan Del Arco as Hugh in "I, Borg", STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION (1992)

nice subtle detail the way the deflector dish dilates and the fins at the ends of the warp engines pop open 👌🏽

Filming the arrival at Vulcan, "3,2,1...", STAR TREK (2009)

Not my best work, but felt like this was what's on the menu for Bsky today.

Well, that was a fucking ride.

Visual Effects Supervisor Roger Guyett on Spock's continuous turbolift ride in STAR TREK (2009)

Bob Peak (1967)

Filming the Enterprise E really closely

Love the info in the alt text about an early version being a complete STARFLEET ACADEMY movie, but I also wonder if they dropped it to avoid issues with Harve Bennett and the version he tried to do. Always read the alt, @startrekshots.bsky.social always brings the juice.

The first licensed Happy Meal was this STAR TREK MEAL. As you’d expect, McDonald’s produced toys for this, but in a puzzling move, the translite sign only showed off a single box. (1979)