Star Trek The Next Generation scene. Ok, so Worf's in a mud bath at some kind of spa. All we see is Worf's head, the entire rest of him submerged. In mud. With a frowny yucky face, it would appear he's very unhappy about it. No caption.

A photo of the kelp forest at Monterey bay aquarium

A photo of the kelp forest at Monterey bay aquarium

Star Trek The Next Generation scene. Ok, so Worf's in a mud bath at some kind of spa. All we see is Worf's head, the entire rest of him submerged. In mud. With a frowny yucky face, it would appear he's very unhappy about it. No caption.

Six-panel comic. We're on the bridge of the Enterprise D, from Star Trek: The Next Generation. Captain Picard says, "Commander Data, please identify that Romulan vessel." Data says, "That's a great idea, Captain! Identifying a vessel is a great place to start — in any tactical or strategic outer space situation. This vessel appears to be a 23rd Century Klingon bird of prey. 🚀🦅✨" [Note: Yes, Data's dialogue does actually use an em dash and trailing emoji!] Picard asks, "Are you sure? Like I said, we're... pretty sure it's Romulan." In the next frame, Data has a kind of goofy expression on his face, and his word balloon has three dots, like one of the common "loading" indicators for chatbots. Then Data says, "Of course! So sorry about that, you're right! On closer examination, it's a Romulan vessel! Can I recommend some Soong™ brand products that can help you with that?" In the final panel, Picard is doing a classic facepalm as Data continues from out-of-panel: "Did I mention the plight of oppressed whites in South Africa?" Credit: johngoodman.bsky.social

Star Trek Deep Space Nine scene. A Klingon warrior named Gowron (friends call him Ron) is standing in his usual battle ready uniform. He has a great deal of face and forehead loaf, ridges and whatnot, muttonchops, and long wild wavy hair. Here, his big bug eyes are bugging out and he's speaking with emphasis. Closed caption reads, "No more meetings, no more reports to file."

Star Trek The Next Generation scene. We're on the Enterprise bridge, point of view from the captains chair facing forward. We see two officers at their consoles facing the view screen. On the view screen is shown a shiny and black non humanoid looking alien, hard to make out how it looks, more of a silhouetted shadowy future space alien vibe. Behind the figure is cascading blue lights. Closed caption reads, "Conversation is neither required, nor desired."

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Star Trek Deep Space Nine scene. A Klingon warrior named Gowron (friends call him Ron) is standing in his usual battle ready uniform. He has a great deal of face and forehead loaf, ridges and whatnot, muttonchops, and long wild wavy hair. Here, his big bug eyes are bugging out and he's speaking with emphasis. Closed caption reads, "No more meetings, no more reports to file."

Star Trek The Next Generation scene. We're on the Enterprise bridge, point of view from the captains chair facing forward. We see two officers at their consoles facing the view screen. On the view screen is shown a shiny and black non humanoid looking alien, hard to make out how it looks, more of a silhouetted shadowy future space alien vibe. Behind the figure is cascading blue lights. Closed caption reads, "Conversation is neither required, nor desired."

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Star Trek Enterprise scene. Trip "Trip" Tucker and Sub-Commander T'Pol are in personal quarters ifyouknowwhatimean and sitting on a bed. Trip is shirtless (!) and T'Pol is wearing future space pajamas. She's sitting directly behind Trip, and has one hand on his shoulder. The other hand is out of camera view. (!!) Trip's looking surprised and startled. Closed caption reads: [GASPS]

Star Trek The Next Generation scene. We're on the Enterprise bridge, looking from the view screen back. Riker is chattin' it up cool boss style with the crew all relaxed like up behind the captains chair where Worf usually stands when asking to fire on any unknown objects approaching. Data, standing down below, looks puzzled and confused. Closed caption reads, "There may be a correlation between humor and sex."

Star Trek Deep Space Nine scene. Dax is sitting in Quark's Bar (remember, from yesterday). She has little dots that run from her hairline down her neck that looks like little tattoos but really they're just part of her whole deal as an alien. She's holding up 2 fingers to indicate the size of something. Here, she's indicating something is very small. No caption.