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star trek tamagotchi... trekgotchi

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captain caught a fish!!

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eepy sketch

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hi… i have been searching for him for so long to no avail. if any of yall manage to come across kewpie baby spock… please let me know. I must have him. he’s actually haunting me. I dream of him every night. my sweet baby.

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Dammit Jim! He’s a doctor not a livestock appraiser!

Very much inspired by @jim-purin ‘s drawing

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Star Trek: The Original Series s02e17 “A Piece of the Action”

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To boldly s l u t

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Julia Howarth, editor for The Communicator (a Star Trek fanzine/newsletter), 1975.

"There is a new baby in the family. His name is Randy. He is grey, with green teeth and a great carriage. He typed the entire COMMUNICATOR. He is my typewriter, which I up and bought with $20 that should have gone to the electric bill!" "[The Communicator] was assembled by literally cutting and pasting. Articles were cut out and glued on the pages. Artwork was also cut out and glued to the page. The titles and page numbers were hand written or calligraphed. Sources of artwork were fannish artists, prints of Star Trek film clips, TV Guides and newspapers, and photocopies of pictures from professional magazines. We then took the masters to one of the few copy shops available in the 1970s to print the pages. The magazine was hand folded and collated, then stapled with a tiny Swingline Cub stapler. This magazine was a very amateur labor of love."

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Dude I think I got my dates mixed up, what do you mean it’s not Feb 14th again?

(Still really obsessed with cupid Bones)

Psst also I have a GFM !

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[Spock mermaid AU]

In which Vulcans are aquatic creatures and as a result, Spock is a kind of amphibious mermaid that can spend time on land, but needs to get back to water every now and then to not get ill :)) And she can switch between being bipedal and having a fin through some kind of aquamarine/H2o-esque shenanigans 💖🤙. More details below the cut

I think her quarters would be mostly a pool so she can recover after her shifts, with little land sections for her clothes, PADD and other items that don't do well in water. I think Kirk would love debriefing at the pool, diving around with Spock and stuff :))

This would also open up the door for a variety of fun episodes where Spock either gets stuck as a mermaid for maximum carrying around by Kirk or the crew get stuck on a planet without water and Spock struggles to get by 🤙

Bones would carry a little spray bottle to keep Spock hydrated which she would totally only use when Spock is drying out and not liberally whenever Spock pisses her off like an unruly cat.

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Is it weird that i want to carry him in my pocket and feed him leaves

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I keep noticing stuff about Star Trek that turns out to have been for very personal reasons on the actors' end and now I don't know if I can have that as a headcanon or no.

James Doohan is missing a finger. He got it shot off fighting Nazis when he was a soldier. They try to hide this in the show; canonically Scotty isn't missing a finger. We still don't know if it was Doohan or Roddenberry or whoever who decided to hide it. We don't know if it was to avoid making stand-in shots too difficult or if someone was insecure about it.

Similarly, DeForest Kelley plain refused to take off a ring he always wore at the time of filming. It held sentimental value to him and he actually said he'd refuse to play the role if he didn't get to keep it on. And because of that Bones, the surgeon, wears a light gold ring on his left pinky, and he never takes it off.

And similarly to Scotty's Schrödinger's right middle finger I have no idea if this is something I'm meant to ignore out of respect for the actors and their wishes, or if I get to accept it as canon. Both the ring and the missing finger are really sick character details after all. I mean, a passionate but impulsive engineer who's constantly all up in the ship's machinery who got a finger caught in a gear or a laser or whatever? Come on.

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I think I was possessed drawing this I’ve celebrated Easter like. Once. Have a good one :)

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late to this trend but had to quiet the demons in the ol noggin

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