rottenberry:

While DS9 is considered the darkest Star Trek series, and I’m inclined to agree, it constantly floors me that by the end of the show, the Federation, Klingons, and Romulans stood together to fight the common enemy. I just think this is such an important development that a lot of the other shows lack.

kaztardis2y5:

burntlikethesun:

‘The last enemy that shall be destroyed is death’

Friendly reminder that this episode came out before book 7 did

teroknortailor:

laoih:

cteranodon

indigobluerose:

blinkpinkinc:

laurelhach:

Are we just going to ignore the fact that Curzon Dax died from having too much sex on Risa?

curzon dax: party hard

If you gotta go, go with a bang.

#ds9 is a very serious show

sciencebranchblues:

Remember when the video for “Where Are We Now?” came out and we were all “oh god no bb you look so weak and frail aww bb”.

Haha.

Remember two months ago when we thought he was retired?

Ahaha.

Haha.

Ha.

jamesfuckingkirk-and-his-vulcan:

ireneaddler:

His answer lies elsewhere.

#God I could write an essay about why this is perfect #Because Kirk is so lost and bitter and he thinks that getting the Enterprise back will fix everything #but he can’t even function without Spock #Without Spock’s logic tempering his command #his intuition which has made him the best captain in Starfleet is reckless and foundering #And Spock is cold and angry #and even achieving Kolinahr has been destroyed for him #because his mind’s still reaching out across the galaxy for something #anything #for this simple feeling which will justify his very existence #and everytime he searches he and Kirk butt up against one another again #Even when they’re separated by millions of miles they hear the answer in one another and answer instinctively

Q! After more than a season without your person, see you is a sight for sore eyes.