Don't believe them. Don't trust them. If Kirk Drift is dying, let it die!
/r/TOS is for all topics relating to Star Trek: The Original Series (plus TAS and the original films).
/r/TOS is for all topics relating to Star Trek: The Original Series (plus TAS and the original films).
I'm so grateful that grew up with the original Star Trek. The messages, the ideas are still VERY relevant and aged amazingly well. TOS (and the other shows) influenced how I see many issues as an adult. I'm glad many of these writers stood for the right things.
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Captain Kirk's pop culture reputation VS actual plots of Star Trek episodes... The 'Kirk Drift' is such horrible cultural disease!
Welcome to Star Trek! We are a sub for Trek fans to discuss likes and dislikes, canon connections, humor, and any other Trek ideas you want to talk about. Qapla'!
The silly pop culture 'Kirk vs Picard', which ususally ends up in 'Kirk Drift' arguments make people forget how many similarities these classic literature nerds have. I would love to see a movie about just Kirk and Picard discussing their favourite poems.
An unofficial fan community dedicated to discussion and news about the "classic" Star Trek series: TOS, TAS, TNG, DS9, VOY, and ENT, plus all the movies. (As well as their affiliated merchandise, video games, books, etc.)
Just a quote from one of my favourite episodes of Star Trek, 'Is There in Truth No Beauty?' from 1968... So poetic and beautiful. Sometimes, the quality of the dialogues are just beyond belief on this show.
Science Fiction, or Speculative Fiction if you prefer. Fantasy too. Asimov, Bradbury, Clarke, Dick, Heinlein and other SF books. SF movies and TV shows. Fantasy stuff like Tolkien and Game of Thrones. Laser guns, space ships, and time travel. etc. Star Trek, Battlestar, Star Wars, etc.
The great love interests of James T. Kirk's life were not some green space babes, but intelligent, successful, independent, serious women.
/r/TOS is for all topics relating to Star Trek: The Original Series (plus TAS and the original films).
Maybe it's an unpopular take, but I love 'The Empath', especially the amazing scene of the Kirk-Spock-McCoy trio sacrificing themselves for each other, the mysterious theatre-like sets and its beautiful soundtrack, 'Time Grows Short'.
An unofficial fan community dedicated to discussion and news about the "classic" Star Trek series: TOS, TAS, TNG, DS9, VOY, and ENT, plus all the movies. (As well as their affiliated merchandise, video games, books, etc.)
Just a quote from one of my most favourite episodes of Star Trek, 'Is There in Truth No Beauty?'... Sometimes, the level of the writing quality, the dialogues are just beyond belief. I wish current Trek could have lines half as poetic and beautiful as these were.
/r/TOS is for all topics relating to Star Trek: The Original Series (plus TAS and the original films).
One of the most amazing, most poetic and beautiful lines of the enire Star Trek franchise.
The subreddit for everything Star Trek: Deep Space Nine! Feel free to post pics, videos, articles, your opinions & questions... anything to do with the show or the actors.
Murdoch Mysteries Renewed for Season 19 (!) at CBC after 312 episodes.
A place to discuss any kinds of period pieces. Also feel free to post about news, trailers, costumes, classical music, memes, or even anything history related!
Murdoch Mysteries Renewed for Season 19 (!) at CBC after 312 episodes.
For content about and related to scripted television programming
Happy 43rd Birthday to Cannes Best Actress award winning, Academy Award nominated actress Kirsten Dunst, who was just 11 years old when she played Hedril in 'Dark Page' (7x07)
The subreddit for everything Star Trek: The Next Generation! Feel free to post pics, videos, articles, your opinions & questions... anything to do with the show or the actors.
Happy 43rd Birthday to the amazingly talented and underrated Kirsten Dunst!
Welcome to r/film, the official film community of Reddit. Film lovers and movie fans - talk about your favorite movies, upcoming ones, and the lates releases!
Happy 43rd Birthday to the amazingly talented and underrated Kirsten Dunst!
For serious gossips with a great sense of humor. No bores, no bullies. Come for the gossip, stay for the analysis & community.
"Knock it off, Sawbones!" I never understood was the origin of McCoy's nickname was retconned in the 2009 reboot, that all his ex-wife left him was bones. Was it because people didn't know sawbones meant a doctor? The original is more logical in a world without money.
/r/TOS is for all topics relating to Star Trek: The Original Series (plus TAS and the original films).
The question: Who was the big womanizer of the Star Trek universe? The answer:
An unofficial fan community dedicated to discussion and news about the "classic" Star Trek series: TOS, TAS, TNG, DS9, VOY, and ENT, plus all the movies. (As well as their affiliated merchandise, video games, books, etc.)
The silly pop culture 'Kirk vs Picard', which ususally ends up in 'Kirk Drift' arguments make people forget how many similarities these classic literature nerds have. I would love to see a movie about just Kirk and Picard discussing their favourite poems.
/r/TOS is for all topics relating to Star Trek: The Original Series (plus TAS and the original films).
Star Trek TOS: "The Cloud Minders" is probably my favourite science fiction story about oppression and class. A brilliantly written idea with such a strong message. Maybe it's not one of the usually praised episodes, but it's in my personal top 10.
An unofficial fan community dedicated to discussion and news about the "classic" Star Trek series: TOS, TAS, TNG, DS9, VOY, and ENT, plus all the movies. (As well as their affiliated merchandise, video games, books, etc.)
"You may be able to beat your next captain at chess." How smart was Kirk to regularly beat a very intelligent half-Vulcan at 3D chess?
An unofficial fan community dedicated to discussion and news about the "classic" Star Trek series: TOS, TAS, TNG, DS9, VOY, and ENT, plus all the movies. (As well as their affiliated merchandise, video games, books, etc.)
Maybe it's an unpopular take, but I love 'The Empath', especially the amazing scene of the Kirk-Spock-McCoy trio sacrificing themselves for each other, the mysterious theatre-like sets and that beautiful soundtrack, 'Time Grows Short'.
/r/TOS is for all topics relating to Star Trek: The Original Series (plus TAS and the original films).
I'm grateful that grew up with the original Star Trek. I don't care what the special effects look like, what truly matters, the message, the ideas are still VERY relevant and aged amazingly well.
Science Fiction, or Speculative Fiction if you prefer. Fantasy too. Asimov, Bradbury, Clarke, Dick, Heinlein and other SF books. SF movies and TV shows. Fantasy stuff like Tolkien and Game of Thrones. Laser guns, space ships, and time travel. etc. Star Trek, Battlestar, Star Wars, etc.
Certain people claim "Star Trek used to be just escapism and less political". Actual Star Trek in the 1960s:
/r/TOS is for all topics relating to Star Trek: The Original Series (plus TAS and the original films).
Do you think there is a significant difference between the character of TV Picard and Movie Picard, or between TV Kirk and Movie Kirk, or are they just in completely different situations and that's it?
A casual, constructive, and most importantly, welcoming place on the internet to talk about Star Trek
Captain Kirk's pop culture reputation VS actual plots of Star Trek episodes... The 'Kirk Drift' is such horrible cultural disease!
An unofficial fan community dedicated to discussion and news about the "classic" Star Trek series: TOS, TAS, TNG, DS9, VOY, and ENT, plus all the movies. (As well as their affiliated merchandise, video games, books, etc.)