yvvaine:
Keiko O’Brien’s Wedding Dress
Star Trek: The Next Generation || 4x11 ‘Data’s Day’
wocscifi:
Star Trek DS9 (1993-1999)
nuclearr-wessels:
*☆. Rosalind Chao as “Keiko Ishikawa/O’Brien” in STAR TREK .♡°
ID: Six gifs from Star Trek TNG, showing different scenes of Keiko. In the first gif, she jumps with a smile to pick a white flower. The second gif is a close-up of her talking calmly, while the third gif shows her in a Japanese wedding gown, smiling. In the third gif, she yells irritatedly. The fifth gif shows her at Data’s arm in the arboretum, with him holding a white flower. The last gif shows her walking towards a flower and then turning around to the door. End ID.
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requested by @vortahoney ♡
buckhoe:
“Men always say that as the defining compliment, don’t they? She’s a cool girl. Being the Cool Girl means I am a hot, brilliant, funny woman who adores football, poker, dirty jokes, and burping, who plays video games, drinks cheap beer, loves threesomes and anal sex, and jams hot dogs and hamburgers into her mouth like she’s hosting the world’s biggest culinary gang bang while somehow maintaining a size 2, because Cool Girls are above all hot. Hot and understanding. Cool Girls never get angry; they only smile in a chagrined, loving manner and let their men do whatever they want. Go ahead, shit on me, I don’t mind, I’m the Cool Girl.“
GONE GIRL (2014) | Dir. David Fincher
ds9promenade:
angrywarrior69:
ds9promenade:
Deep Space Nine 2x5, “Cardassians”
Keiko does not have time for your space-racism, Miles.
Why is she with him
The cynical side of me would say that the answer is “because the show writers said so”
But I think another answer is, Because Miles proves himself open to being corrected. He isn’t too proud or defensive (or bogged down by toxic masculinity) to listen when people call him out on bigoted bullshit: he listens. Keiko is with him not because he messes up so bad sometimes, but because when he does mess up, he stops, and thinks, and behaves better in the future.
I also appreciate the comments from @firespirited and @onsomekindofstartrek on how the ethnicities of the actors of Keiko and Miles influence this scene, so be sure to check those out in the notes y’all!
Someone had to be the “bad guy” exhibiting the bigoted view for this important scene to take place, and I appreciate that Miles’ actor was willing to play that role. Together, these two skilled actors create a compelling scene that demonstrates to viewers 1) that alluding to the “bad breeding” of any group is very wrong indeed in any context, and 2) that one effective method for calling out bigotry in loved ones is simply to express disgust and disappointment in them, because if they truly respect you they’ll get the message and fix their attitude.
minaharkerx:
The fact that the entire crew was convinced that he might be alive because of this … I love this disaster space family.
bisexualsirens:
POC in Star Trek: KEIKO O’BRIEN
Boy, what a day this was. I’m doing an isozyme study on some populations of Cardilia but they’re turning out to have these really weird polymorphisms. What a headache!
