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theworstshepard , in Any Trek quotes that are stuck in your head?

“It’s not safe out here. It’s wondrous, with treasures to satiate desires both subtle and gross, but it’s not for the timid.” - Q

morphballganon , in Did TOS set the precedent for the medical doctor to play such a big role?

If your premise has characters facing danger somewhat frequently, it makes sense to have someone who can heal around.

Also, with so many unknown space-originating ailments, it’s creepy to hear a doctor of high rank say “I don’t know what this is or how to fix it.” It adds to the stakes of the show.

Stories often have an author-as-character, where the writer(s) use a certain wise character to voice their own opinions.

TOS just merged these ideas into one character.

APassenger , in Did TOS set the precedent for the medical doctor to play such a big role?

I mean, you have all these people, unique, varied and dangerous situations… The role of the doctor would be significant.

If I was in charge, I’d maintain consistent rapport, if not relationship, with them.

ghterve , in Any Trek quotes that are stuck in your head?

There are four lights

someguy3 , (edited ) in What's the deal with enlisted Starfleet ranks?

It’s hard to show the intricate workings of hundreds of crewmen. It’s just not practical or in the budget. Crewmen pop up every now and then if you pay attention.

Someone said Master and Commander can be seen as similar to Star Trek, and it certainly has the same ship command structure. The crewmen play a larger role and they really cover the dynamic. Very much worth a watch with or without connection to Star Trek.

audiomodder , in Any Trek quotes that are stuck in your head?

“Ad Astra, Per Aspera” from SNW. It’s going to be a tattoo

Stamets OP ,
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Through hardship to the stars is such a fitting Starfleet motto too

RootBeerGuy ,
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I have the poster in my bunk.

teft ,
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Like a pin up?

valen ,
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… it’s pinned up to the wall, if that’s what you mean.

Klanky , in Any Trek quotes that are stuck in your head?
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No, I’m from Iowa, I only work in space.

Volkditty , in Any Trek quotes that are stuck in your head?

You just don’t get it, do you, Jean Luc? The trial never ends.

Dagwood222 , in Any Trek quotes that are stuck in your head?

“I am, and shall always be, your friend.”

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zero_spelled_with_an_ecks , in Any Trek quotes that are stuck in your head?

“That’s a stupid question.”

astronot , in Any Trek quotes that are stuck in your head?

Brain and brain! What is brain?!

AJsRaceway , in Any Trek quotes that are stuck in your head?

Vitamins - they do wonders for the body.

DancingBear , in Any Trek quotes that are stuck in your head?

The Higher, The Fewer!

FlyingSquid , in Any Trek quotes that are stuck in your head?
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There are creatures in the universe who would consider you the ultimate achievement, android. No feelings, no emotions, no pain… And yet you covet those qualities of humanity. Believe me, you’re missing nothing. But if it means anything to you - you’re a better human than I.

cosmicrose , in Any Trek quotes that are stuck in your head?
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Are you prepared for the kind of death you’ve earned, little man?

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