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@deusfigendi @startrekgifs I use the following privately published monographs as references when identifying Star Trek episodes:

"William Riker's Beard: The Unsung Hero of Star Trek: The Next Generation"
"Power Dynamics of Kathryn Janeway's Hairstyles"
"Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow: Benjamin Sisko's Evolution from Space Station Commander to Emissary"
"Was Floyd the Barber the Hairstylist for Star Trek: Enterprise?" (This explains why those gifs are so hard to ID)

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@deusfigendi @startrekgifs I use the following privately published monographs as references when identifying Star Trek episodes:

"William Riker's Beard: The Unsung Hero of Star Trek: The Next Generation"
"Power Dynamics of Kathryn Janeway's Hairstyles"
"Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow: Benjamin Sisko's Evolution from Space Station Commander to Emissary"
"Was Floyd the Barber the Hairstylist for Star Trek: Enterprise?" (This explains why those gifs are so hard to ID)

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George Takei would like to return to Star Trek as an admiral. I've said before Paramount should make an ST: Sulu series. In it, a retired Admiral Sulu would be giving an oral history of his time in Starfleet to a young archivist. Each episode would would start with his narration and then seque into his story with younger actors. The format would allow jumping around from untold TOS stories to what happened between the movies and more.

#StarTrek #television #movies #Sulu

https://trekmovie.com/2026/02/17/inter view-george-takei-talks-timeliness-of-beam-me-up-sulu-doc-wants-to-return-as-star-trek-admiral/

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George Takei would like to return to Star Trek as an admiral. I've said before Paramount should make an ST: Sulu series. In it, a retired Admiral Sulu would be giving an oral history of his time in Starfleet to a young archivist. Each episode would would start with his narration and then seque into his story with younger actors. The format would allow jumping around from untold TOS stories to what happened between the movies and more.

#StarTrek #television #movies #Sulu

https://trekmovie.com/2026/02/17/inter view-george-takei-talks-timeliness-of-beam-me-up-sulu-doc-wants-to-return-as-star-trek-admiral/

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Scene: The Living Room. My Wife in her recliner, me in mine.

Wife: [texts me link to an article about the Singularity]

Me: [texts Wife link to Wikipedia article about Roku's Basilisk]

Wife: [reads Wikipedia article]

Wife: You know, other people don't have interesting conversations like we do.

#AI #Singularity #RokusBasilisk #conversations

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Scene: The Living Room. My Wife in her recliner, me in mine.

Wife: [texts me link to an article about the Singularity]

Me: [texts Wife link to Wikipedia article about Roku's Basilisk]

Wife: [reads Wikipedia article]

Wife: You know, other people don't have interesting conversations like we do.

#AI #Singularity #RokusBasilisk #conversations

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Few people remember the Bantam paperback that came out a few months after the Star Trek: Voyager episode "Tuvix" aired in 1996. "Tuvix Must Die!" purports to be written by Kathryn Janeway and is supposed to be her justification for splitting Tuvix back into Tuvok and Neelix. The actual author has never been identified (some speculate it was ghost-written by Gene Roddenberry).

#StarTrek #StarTrekVoyager #Tuvix #television #SciFi #fake

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Few people remember the Bantam paperback that came out a few months after the Star Trek: Voyager episode "Tuvix" aired in 1996. "Tuvix Must Die!" purports to be written by Kathryn Janeway and is supposed to be her justification for splitting Tuvix back into Tuvok and Neelix. The actual author has never been identified (some speculate it was ghost-written by Gene Roddenberry).

#StarTrek #StarTrekVoyager #Tuvix #television #SciFi #fake

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A mock-up of a book cover based on James Blish's "Spock Must Die!"

It is red with a wide black stripe down the center. The following text is centered down the stripe:

A
STAR TREK
BOOK [white text]

TUVIX
MUST DIE! [red text]

BY KATHRYN JANEWAY [red text]

"IT SEEMED LIKE THE THING TO
DO AT THE TIME" [white text]

THE USS VOYAGER'S CAPTAIN
EXPLAINS HER CONTROVERSIAL 
DECISION [white text]

Between the final two text sections is a monochrome image from the Voyager episode "Tuvix." It shows the transporter effect when Tuvix was separated into Tuvok and Neelix.