rewatched the final frontier yesterday so here’s three minutes of my favorite spirk moments with a little bit of bones too

I would pay so much to see this debate

They would be gay best friends

I don’t understand all the hate directed at The Final Frontier when it gave us iconic moments such as:

I love Jim’s reactions because in the first two he’s distracted by more important things, like with T’Pring he’s like “oh. Well, I guess that ruins my plans of asking Spock to bone me, huh.” and with Sarek and Amanda he’s so honoured? Like, “omg, hi, I’m a big fan of your work. Your son is perfect.” but with Sybok? He has the time to be fully enraged by it. “We’ve been married for years, and you never mentioned your brother???”

I like to imagine Sarek after Discovery, thinking about his kids…

Spock: Went against my wishes, haven’t spoken to him in over a decade. Sybok: Running a weird emotion cult. Michael: Convicted mutineer.

Am I a bad parent?

this little… dance……..

oh i get it, so when SPOCK has emotions it’s “adorable” and “fascinating” but when I ask people to share in my pain, i’m suddenly “kidnapping ambassadors” and “ruining christmas, sybok”

IM TRYING TO MAKE GIFS OF THAT RLLY GAY SCENE IN THE FINAL FRONTIER BUT I GUESS I DOWNLOADED A COMMENTARY VERSION OR SOMETHING???/?? I

WHAT

@spockishot

I WOULD RECOGNIZE THAT VOICE ANYWHERE You didn’t download a commentary version, that’s Riff Trax from the same guys that did Mystery Science Theater 3000 in the 90s

1-6

STOP STOP STOP BEING SO GAY AND IN LOVE STOP

ONLY SPOCK’S HUSBAND COULD COAX THAT LOOK OUT OF HIS STOIC VULCAN FACE I CAN’T I’M NEVER GOING TO BE OVER THESE IDIOTS

JUST PUT KIRK/SPOCK ON MY TOMBSTONE AND NOTHING ELSE

plot twist

♫ Row, row, row your boat, gently down the stream. ♫

Uhura + Scotty = Uhotty

I ship it everywhere UPS and FedEx deliver. (anywhere else, I’ll deliver it myself!) 

Top 5 OTPs [5/5]

In William Shatner’s Star Trek Movie Memories, the director of Star Trek V outlined his original plot for the film. This more serious take featured Spock and McCoy following Sybok, leaving Kirk alone to confront “God” and the Vulcan.

Nimoy outright refused to appear in the proposed movie, saying that there was no chance at all that Spock would turn against the man who had sacrificed so much for him in Star Trek III. Shatner tried his best to argue with his co-star and friend, but Nimoy was steadfast: “pain or no pain, brother or no brother, Spock would not betray Captain Kirk.”

The same day, DeForest Kelley came to Shatner and stated that had the same problems with the script: under no circumstances would McCoy turn his back on Kirk.

Citing both actor’s knowledge of their own characters, Shatner began to make changes to the plot outline. While he writes that he doesn’t know whether or not those changes were the best thing for the final product, Shatner admits that if someone else had written a script where McCoy and Spock turn against Kirk, he would have raised the roof over it himself.