Icons, 200x100, slightly sharpened, from DS9 S1 HERE.
Benjamin Sisko #26,000
Ferengi (Nog, Rom, Quark & the Grand Nagus) #9,800
Garak #161
Jadzia Dax #11,300
Jake Sisko #4,000
Jean Luc Picard #700
Jennifer Sisko #1,000
Julian Bashir #11,600
Kai Opaka #1,500
Kai Winn #900
Keiko O’Brien #1,800
Kira Nerys #19,000
Lwaxan Troi #1,700
Miles O’Brien #14,400
Odo #17,000
Q #1,700
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Essentially this theory states that the Illuminati will play a huge part in Multiverse of Madness.
The idea is that they have started an organization (kinda like T.V.A) where they imprison “threats to the multiverse”. This organization is led by Professor X (Stewart version) who arrests Doctor Strange for being a threat to the multiverse.
Within this prison of sorts we see other characters from different universes behind shielded prison cells. These characters would most likely include: Magneto (Fassbender version), An Iron Man variant, Ghost Rider, Jean Grey (Turner Version/Phoenix), Red Skull, and Sylvie.
All of these characters would have tampered with the multiverse at some point. (Believable from each character chosen for this theory)
Anyway, I doubt this will happen but it is a fun theory to think about.
This isn’t a review, this is a love letter to the fantastic work that resulted in this awesome 1/6 scale Captain Jean Luc PicardbyEXO-6, celebrating the 25th anniversary of Star Trek First Contact. I spent an entire week on social media singing its praises and I’m doing it again here!
I can’t even begin to imagine how many episodes would be improved just by Picard giving a stumbling, awkward exposition of the episode’s plot to the crew
ALL episodes could be improved if we saw Picard’s awkward, stumbling exposition to the crew of what’s going on that episode. In fact, I really wanna see that.
“Attention crew, this is your captain speaking. You may notice my voice sounds different, and uh, long story short, I’m 12 again. Another transporter thing, we should really get that looked at. Anywhooo if a little blonde kid starts ordering you around, don’t ignore him, because it’s me. Ok. Bye.”
Petition for future series of Star Trek to replace the ‘Captain’s Log’ bits with the Captain making increasingly bizarre anouncements over the intercom explaining the events of the plot to the redshirts.
“Attention crew, this is your captain speaking. Just letting everyone know that, earlier today, an extra-terrestrial probe inserted about half a centuries’ worth of memories into my brain, leading me to briefly believe that I was living a whole other life that felt as real to me as the one I’m living now. Then I woke up after what felt like decades— but was actually only a few minutes— to discover that my friends, my family and my culture not only no longer existed, but had never actually belonged to me in any real sense.
“So… er, y'know, if I seem a little off over the next few days… that’s why.”
…Derek Jacobi got a copy of Hamlet from Peter O’Toole …In 1963, Jacobi was Laertes to O’Toole’s prince. One day, O’Toole presented him with a book of Hamlet that once belonged to celebrated Victorian actor Johnston Forbes-Robertson [See below]. Jacobi later passed it on to Branagh who, in 2017, gave it to Tom Hiddleston when he directed him as Hamlet at Rada…
Patrick Stewart and Anson Mount are sure having a hell of a week LOL
Picard’s season 2 finale and Strange New Worlds’ season 1 premiere aired on the same day (both of them being Trek captains, Enterprise captains specifically), and then both popping into the Doctor Strange movie as members of the Illuminati literally the next day!
I am so happy to see them thriving! They deserve it!
“Our house was small, and when you grow up with domestic violence in a confined space you learn to gauge, very precisely, the temperature of situations. I knew exactly when the shouting was done and a hand was about to be raised – I also knew exactly when to insert a small body between the fist and her face, a skill no child should ever have to learn. Curiously, I never felt fear for myself and he never struck me, an odd moral imposition that would not allow him to strike a child. The situation was barely tolerable: I witnessed terrible things, which I knew were wrong, but there was nowhere to go for help. Worse, there were those who condoned the abuse. I heard police or ambulancemen, standing in our house, say, “She must have provoked him,” or, “Mrs Stewart, it takes two to make a fight.” They had no idea. The truth is my mother did nothing to deserve the violence she endured. She did not provoke my father, and even if she had, violence is an unacceptable way of dealing with conflict. Violence is a choice a man makes and he alone is responsible for it.” Patrick Stewart: the legacy of domestic violence
All I want for Christmas is for the crew of the enterprise to see Picard as the leading man in the TNT 1999 version of A Christmas Carol.
I mean the production values are amazing and everyone is acting their face off and it’s the gloomiest most Victorian version since that 1953 one that gave me nightmares.
In the mood for sailing; shippity ship-ship. Q/P = the best.
…and what if Jean-Luc is the horny one?:
“You’re amazing, Q, but I still need you! Next time, be so kind and snap a bit more- let’s see: Q on Nth degree would do just fine. ..or slap me few times with your magnificent, giant penis. After; you can prosecute and judge me, I promise, or before - as part of the limitless foreplay. Yeah, that would be quite enough for now, thank you, Q.”
Now available EXCLUSIVELY on Acorn TV: Theatreland, a behind-the-scenes documentary featuring super biffles Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen as they star in a production of Waiting for Godot.
