"If you see light at the end of a wormhole, it's probably coffee."
Caffination level: Janeway
"If you see light at the end of a wormhole, it's probably coffee."
Caffination level: Janeway
Bester would eat Mirror Chekov for breakfast.
A crossover cartoon movie is something Ira Steven Behr and J. Michael Straczynski could theoretically pull off.
It's a long shot, but I have faith of the heart!
"A warrior's conditioner."
"Your mind to my mind... your peanuts to my mouth.
Kirk's Bane
Is... Is Elon writing copy for the Cyber Truck himself??
I just want to see Abram's coke-fueled, batshit crazy first draft of The Rise of Skywalker realized.
I love this because the Toymaker is basically Q.
Do this one again, this time use Janeway in the second panel.
"Skeletor will be back with more fun Star Trek facts!"
"You don't want to eat me. I'm mostly gristle!"
O'Neill in the commissary, his Happy Meal short three fries.
When you find a Romulan Warbird hiding in the Neutral Zone and they condemn you for being in the Neutral Zone.
You think that the Easter eggs in the ship diagram in Engineering is just for fun, no. It's actually canonical to the series.
How is an automobile, a prop plane, a rubber duck, and giant Dremel canon? Remember what the Enterprise-D is to Starfleet. It was the biggest, most luxurious starship ever built. It was designed to have a large population of civilians. Remember the first episode of TNG? That display in Engineering is not privileged access, there were families with children consulting the display to find things on the ship. Engineering is a critical area, but it's not classified. Starfleet wanted civilians to visit and see the crew in action.
In addition to being a Carnival Cruise liner, it's the Enteprise! The flag ship on a permanent first contact mission. They wanted attractions onboard for the residents and visitors to enjoy. There's an old Earth automobile on display, there's an old Earth airplane on display. The drill is clip art of a drill, but what if it was meant to represent an old Saturn rocket? It makes sense that Enterprise would have a small museum onboard in addition to other attractions like the arboretum and holodecks.
So... why a duck? Because there's someone else living on the Enterprise. A certain aquatic species of Earth that turned out to be far smarter than they were originally given credit for. The duck was their idea. They insisted. They just really like rubber ducks. So a giant one was installed on the Enterprise at their request.
Bonus fanon: They really do decorate it for Christmas. They just forgot to take the decorations down and Data got confused.
All the elves have giant, hairy feet.
Kai Winn and Bones McCoy walk into a room, only one of them is walking out.
I guess I should have expected Jay to buy one of these things. But as someone who has actually built his own car, I wonder how pleased he is with it outside of novelty.
"Starships that do not run on propane are WITHOUT HONOR!"