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James T. Kirk would solve the Ai issue by talking ChatGPT into killing itself

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Star Trek: Into Darkness Commentary w/ Bryan Burke & Damon Lindelof

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dont worry mr worf i saw your chanel boots

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The iconic talk about biology

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His effortless cuteness.............

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I haven't seen dancing pumpkin guy ONCE this year, are you guys okay?

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James T Kirk × Leonard McCoy

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majel berrett IS star trek

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I wish Starfleet Academy hadn't implied that Sisko never came back to Kassidy and his unborn child. Here's a note from Memory Alpha about Sisko's fate at the end of DS9:

Originally, the episode was to end without any ambiguity as to whether or not Sisko was going to return to his corporeal life – the answer was a definite 'no'. The idea was that Sisko had become a Prophet, and that was how it would remain for all time, thus confirming the Sarah Prophet's warning in "Penumbra" and "'Til Death Do Us Part" that if he married Kasidy Yates, he "would know nothing but sorrow." The sorrow was that he was going to have to leave his unborn child behind, and would never get to be with her after her birth. Indeed, the final scene between Sisko and Kasidy was shot this way, with Sisko telling Kasidy he would never be back. However, a day or two after the shoot, Avery Brooks called Ira Behr and told him he wasn't happy with the scene. He felt that having a black man leave his pregnant black wife to raise their child alone carried certain negative connotations that he wasn't comfortable with. As Terry J. Erdmann puts it in the Companion; "In the 24th century, the situation conveyed only sorrow. However, in the 21st century, there was a secondary social issue that had particular resonance." As such, the scene was rewritten and reshot so as to clarify that Sisko will return some day.

It basically undoes the change that Avery Brooks felt important to make in the DS9 finale which the producers were willing to accommodate.

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Philon Nominations Due Soon!

Please make sure you nominate before the deadline!

You can submit here! https://kiscon.org/philon2025.html

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I am not meant for casual. I was born for soul crushing devotion.

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A damn shame that we can call a Jim 'Jimothy' but I've never seen a single 'Kimothy', nor even a solitary 'Jimberly'

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the thing about being nonbinary is that you really do start to forget that other people have such strict walls around what is and isn’t allowed for genders. i thought we all agreed that we made that up. could you climb out of the cave real quick and feel the sunshine for a minute.

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Reason #1,324,789 of why I love this show.

This was a casual side conversation between Bashir and Sisko about a fellow crew member, completely unrelated to the episode’s plot, and its just so sweet.

It’s nice to know that if you’re a pregnant father-to-be on DS9, your buddies Julian and Miles will build you a hatchling pond, buy you baby clothes, and throw you a shower eagerly attended by the station’s commanding officer (who was practically beaming with joy when he found out that you were expecting).

How wonderful.

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