#Commander burnham

[i8i8t]

Burnham: They broke my SuperSuit!

We've got one hour to build a new SuperSuit!

[purpleenma]

For those who still don't know you can find all my Star Trek Women sketches in AO3 👈✨

[varpusvaras]

Actually, the first ones to know are Anakin and Fox.

Padmé is working late one night (the word working is in heavy quotations), and Anakin is just slipping out of Padmé's office when he notices someone slipping out of Bail's office.

It's Fox.

They just stand there and stare at each other for a long, long while, before just kinda awkwardly shuffling away.

Anakin doesn't say anything to Palpatine because he is worried that if he does, Fox is going to take revenge and will tell the Council.

Fox doesn't say anything to any of the Jedi because he is worried that if he does, Anakin is going to take revenge and tell the Chancellor.

Now they are stuck in this really weird stand off where they will just stare at each other from the corners of their eyes every time they are in the same room, just to keep an eye on each other.

[flownwrong]

5x05 Mirrors // 5x09 Lagrange Point

[itberice]

Not a joke:

[whymakedecisions]

I've made a sequel for the first officers of the ship. My only rule for who counted was that they had to be first officer or equivalent role for at least one full episode and had to have been a major character for at least one season. I was also rating them based on the vibes they had as lieutenants, ignoring how they behaved under any other rank.

Let me know what y'all think. I'm think of doing this for the other stations as well.

[eruptedinlight]

Saru + T’Rina’s Wedding Reception | BTS

[bobertbilliams]

President T'Rina of Ni'Var taking lead on negotiations with the Breen.

[woodsfae]

Really, deeply applaud Discovery's choice for their final season to have a young, black woman mentoring a troubled, older white man. Like. Damn!! Michael has so much hard-won wisdom and they really said "This white man is going to shut his mouth and learn from her." Show of all time!!

[tinderbox210]

Captain Michael Burnham and Commander Rayner + smiling at each other (1/2)

[defconprime]

Discovery Season 5 Poster

[artverso]

Chris Burnham - GIJoe: Cobra

[mangust5623]

Commander Raynar was one of Discovery's most memorable characters.

[flownwrong]

We'll make sure of it.

Star Trek: Discovery (5x07 Erigah)

[clearwerewolfsong]

This whole thing makes me cry. I have been following Callum Keith Rennie on instagram. That man made his most recent acting role one to remember. He went out with a bang. Commander Rayner is thoughtful, insightful, passionate, he sticks to his ideals, he sees the very best in Star Fleet in his own way that is informed by pain, he uses that pain to be the very best Captain he can be. His awards? He might view them as trinkets. What does that tell the audience about him? He is brave. He is courageous. He represents the very best of Star Fleet and the Federation. He sees people and he really knows them. It might take him time to be close to them, but I wouldn't be surprised that when you earn his respect, he will fight and support those he respects with his very last breath. And who knew Captain Rayner the best? Callum Keith Rennie. He is an incredible actor. Starfleet Medal of Valor is an award given to officers for the display of devotion to their duty and the show of valor. Captain Jonathan Archer earned this one. His accomplishments: Considered by historian John Gill, as the "greatest explorer of the 22nd century," Archer is widely credited with saving Earth from the Xindi and paving the way for the founding of the United Federation of Planets. He went on to become one of the Federation's earliest presidents. The Grankite Order of Tactics. Captain Kirk for brilliant tactical maneuvers. Jean-Luc Picard as a brilliant tactician. Commander Rayner earned that as well. I am getting a degree in creative writing. I could only try to create such a complex and inspiring character. But it's the actor who makes the people we as writers live. They walk in their shoes. They know how their character reacts in the situations they are put in. And in Commander Rayner's case? Callum Keith Rennie knew Rayner well enough to know that Captian Michael Burnham would be the woman Rayner would fall in love with.

Because he knew Rayner far more than a writer ever could. Callum lived in Rayner's head. He knew the most logical event would be that Burnham would earn his respect and admiration. She would then earn his love. That love might burn with the heat of a thousand suns in the beginning but it would grow to a deep connection. In a universe where the writers gave up their story to the actors who make the characters live the epiloue would have been this: Rayner and Burnham seeing their kids off to the Academy and hoping they could live up to the legends the legacy of their parents. But knowing their kids would be equally as brilliant and sharp. Callum really did that. That was a performance to be epically proud

[frau-rainyfox]