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Ugly bag of mostly water || Time’s Man of the Year, 2006 || Star Trek • Doctor Who • Batman • Twilight Zone • Orphan Black • Sherlock • BTTF

My current lock screen featuring an “ACCESS RESTRICTED” graphic framed by a Starfleet PADD LCARS layout, in shades of red and a few white buttons.
Close up shot of Gary Mitchell’s face featuring the glowing “God” eyes, from the short video “765874: UNIFICATION.”
Leonard McCoy exclaiming “Now what do you suggest we do? Spank it?”
Kirk, Spock and landing party in or floating near a Starfleet aqua-shuttle in a body of greenish water on the planet Argo, a water-based planet where earthquakes caused the reddish orange land masses to sink. Screen shot from Star Trek: The Animated Series episode "The Ambergris Element," from 1973.
Actor Burgess Meredith as a lovable bookworm Henry Bemis in "Time Enough At Last" from The Twilight Zone 1959.
Facsimiles of Klingon Empire founder Kahless the Unforgettable, Zora of Tiburon, ancient Human conqueror Genghis Khan, and charismatic but duplicitous 21st century genocidal Human military officer Colonel Phillip Green. Taken from the Star Trek episode "The Savage Curtain."
“KIRK + SPOCK” carved into a wooden bar top
Leonard Nimoy, posing with an action figure of Spock on his shoulder.
Leonard Nimoy as he appeared in “Zombies of the Stratosphere” playing the villain Narab. He wears a highly textured body suit with a tight hood, an ornate wide leather belt and a revolver tucked into the waist. His eyebrows are filled in and darkened and his nostrils have been filled to widen the end of his nose into a somewhat ape-like appearance.
A group of three Sleestak, a species of large green-hued sapients notable for a combination of both reptilian and insectoid features. They were a main villain on the 1970s TV show "Land of the Lost."
Deanna Troi as the “de-evolved” amphibious version of herself.
Frame from "Logan's Run," showing the abandoned city of Washington DC, with the reflecting pool overgrown with grass and reeds, and the Capitol dome in the distance green with weeds and moss.
Uhura, played by Nichelle Nichols.
Gorgan (also known as the "Friendly Angel"), a noncorporeal being preserved in a cave on the planet Triacus. He is played by attorney Melvin Belli in the Star Trek original series episode, "And the Children Shall Lead". He is a glowing translucent green and yellow, and wearing an ornately patterned and pleated gown. He stands in the turbolift vestibule of the Enterprise bridge.
Collage of animated frames from "Inch High, Private Eye", an American animated television series produced by Hanna-Barbera Productions and broadcast on NBC from September 8 to December 1, 1973. The character was modeled after Maxwell Smart, the main character of the 1965–1970 comedy Get Smart, and Lennie Weinrib's performance as Inch High is an imitation of Don Adams' character.
Reginald Barclay pressed against an clear isolation wall near the Enterprise warp core, in mid-transformation into a spider-like creature as a result of Barclay's Protomorphosis Syndrome. The left side of his face has grown multiple arachinid eyes, wirey hairs, and other cartilaginous growths. His right hand is now a hairy pincer type of limb.
Thy'lek Shran, the Andorian general played by none other than Jeffrey Combs, on Star Trek Enterprise.
Two superhero drawings created by Liefeld with… rather unusual anatomy proportions. Below them is Jason Bateman saying “Has Rob Liefeld ever even seen a human body?”
Batman, in his rainbow striped costume from the 1950s, punching out a criminal in a trenchcoat and fedora.
Alternate future Captain Riker turns and angrily shouts, “I said shut up! As in close your mouth and stop talking!”
Amarie, the four-armed pianist at her keyboards in a bar near the Qualor II surplus depot. She is dressed in a magenta long sleeved pleated dress, and has dark curly hair.
Group photo of the Rutles, four chaps dressed in brightly colored Lamé uniforms with braid embellishments and epaulets. The are holding cups of tea.
Black and white abstract Doctor Who intro background image with the title, “The Inevitability of the Daleks”
Wardrobe concepts by William Ware Thiess for Star Trek TNG, depicting new Starfleet uniforms for the crew (circa 1986-87). One is very similar to the season one spandex jumpsuit but has the side panels of the torso cut out from the underarm to the waist. The other is a tight fitted jumpsuit with a popped collar and short sleeves.
Title frame from Star Trek TNG, with a background of the Enterprise D orbiting a planet and the title, “A Stop at Q-doba.”
Title frame from Star Trek with a background of the USS Enterprise orbiting a class-M planet with the title, “Our Captain Can Talk A Computer To Death— How About Yours?”
Title card for Deep Space Nine with the episode title, “Fear and Loathing on Ferenginar.”
One sheet movie poster for "Batman" 1989, featuring a black background, a large shiny metallic 3-D Bat emblem, and a small line of white type at the bottom reading, "June 23."
Captain Pike sees himself in the future, disabled in an automated wheelchair, from Star Trek Discovery S2 E12 “Through the Valley of Shadows”
Meme of high school boy rearing back to punch a Pro-ICE troll.
Episode title card from Star Trek: The Animated Series, reading THE THUCYDIDES TRAP written by John D.F. Black and D.C. Fontana directed by Bill Reed It features the standard background of a green planetary body with craters against a star field.
Beckett Mariner kisses Jennifer during a “salon” after they have phaser stunned Jennifer’s friends.
Little boy dressed in bib overalls, sitting a dock and fishing with a toy rod and reel. He holds a bologna sandwich in his other hand, and is singing the Oscar Mayer commercial jingle, circa 1970s.
Beckett Mariner pulls Tendi and T'Lyn by their shoulder into a hug on board the USS Ceritos.
"Resistance is futile" The Borg, formatted in a layout resembling the Burger King logo.
Leonard Nimoy with short hair and a lifted eyebrow, as he perches a Spock action figure on his shoulder.
Mr. Death from the Twilight Zone breaks the fourth wall and glares at you. Yeah, you.
Lego Spock holding a phaser.
Tim Russ wearing a large bulbous black helmet and shouting.
Alien pilot speaking to Dr.McCoy in bar says, “Message received.” Star Trek III: The Search for Spock.
Jonathan Frakes appearing in an episode of The Fall Guy, S03 E18. He is sporting a beard, and wearing a white button down shirt open at the collar and a brown sports coat.
Plain, simple Garak grinning.
DeForest Kelley seated in what might be a hotel room or office, dressed in shirt and tie with a brown leather jacket with the collar popped. He has an amused smirk on his face, and a cigarette in his hand, leaning against the arm of a leather chair. Seated in the foreground is Trek super-fan Joan Winston, dressed in large round sunglasses and a cream fur coat. Based on clothes and room furnishings, this is from late 1960s or early 1970s.
Picture of Livvy Dunne with a quote attributed to her, "The phrase that changed my life:"
Black and white photo of Vivian Bales seated on her 1929 Harley Davidson motorcycle waving and smiling to the camera. She and the bike are in a side view parked in front of a motorcycle shop’s large pane windows. She is wearing a leather helmet and goggles with wavy brown shoulder length hair peaking out, a white button down shirt with rolled up sleeves, white knickerbockers, patterned knee socks and white lace up shoes.
Garak grinning in a VERY knowing manner.
Layout for the new Dune move poster with text superimposed reading "And the Children Shall Lead: far away, for to see, friendly angel, come to me."
Sarek of Vulcan wearing a formal diplomatic suit, primarily black. The front of the jacket is adorned with a metallic gold and sapphire green brocade shield shaped panel extending shoulder to shoulder and neck to waist. There is also metallic gold and green ribbons applied in a diagonal strip on the right forearm. He has a gold floral medal hanging from a patterned ribbon on the left upper chest.
Interior of Gary Seven's office in New York, 1968. Gary is using the computer interface that is normally concealed behind a book case. Roberta Lincoln is using a phone on the nearby desk.
Andrea, an android constructed by Dr. Roger Korby.
Gary Mitchell, with this hand extended, zaps Jim Kirk in the chest with a bolt of electricity. Mitchell is confined to sick bay after gaining powers from an encounter with the Galactic Barrier. Spock and Dr. Elizabeth Dehner look on.
Side by side photos of Tom Paris and Nick Locarno. I don’t see it.
The President of Earth, portrayed by the Doctor as part of a Captain Proton holographic story. He wears a pinstriped suit with a pocket patch that reads "The President Of Earth", a Homburg hat and spectacles.
Closeup of Lieutenant Eiger screaming as she is surprised by the Borg in a crawl way on the USS Enterprise-E.
Leonard McCoy from Star Trek
Closeup of Clara Oswald gently grasping the Twelfth Doctor’s ring finger.
Cartoon of a Star Trek redshirt being turned away from an office, with a sign on the door reading “Life Insurance.”
An old stained wooden bar with “Kirk + Spock” carved in the surface.