Roger McCoy

@rogermccoy.bsky.social

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Occasional writer. Mostly here for the Star Treks.

A "Relentless Drednok" card from Magic: The Gathering.
Cover of Star Trek: Lower Decks #6 by Ryan North. Art by Jack Lawrence and Charlie Kirchoff.
Screencap of the Paramount+ Star Trek Collection "Top 10 Most Watched Episodes" list. (The page has been reformatted manually to allow all ten to be visible.) 1. "Journey to Babel" (TOS) 2. "Time's Arrow, Part 2" (TNG) 3. "New Life and New Civilizations" (SNW) 4. "By Inferno's Light" (DS9) 5. "Light and Shadows" (DSC) 6. "The Last Generation" (PIC) 7. "Drone" (VOY) 8. "Reflections" (Lower Decks) 9. "These Are the Voyages" (ENT) 10. "The Counter-Clock Incident" (TAS) No listings for Starfleet Academy or Short Treks.
Brak from Cartoon Planet looking like he just wants to scream "Hello".
Admiral Janeway's SC-4 shuttle with activated chrono deflector from the Star Trek: Voyager series finale "Endgame." It has a beacon on top.
From Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, Khan saying "He tasks me..."
(Spoilers-free version.) In a shot from "Last Flight of the Protostar, Part I", a grizzled Chakotay looks at a bone-like structure (spoilers)—the corpse of his first officer Adreek.
Title card in the style of Star Trek: The Original Series. The "episode title" says "For the World Is Hollow and I would like a Star Trek: Prodigy title generator, please and thank you"
From Star Trek: Prodigy "Terror Firma": The Diviner stands in front of the landed USS Protostar.
A Star Trek: Starfleet Academy action figure of Cadet Jean-Luc Picard. The figure was released circa 1996.
Geordi "Drake" meme. Geordi turns his hand up at Picard saying "The line must be drawn HERE" from Star Trek: First Contact. He points approvingly at Quark saying "The line HAS to be drawn here" from the Deep Space Nine episode "The Dogs of War".
Weapons Locker 47
Patrick Stewart as Gurney Man in Dune holding a pug dog and also a gun I guess
Riker sits on the control panel that's used to fire torpedoes and stuff while it's in use.
Iguanas as seen in "Charlie X" (TOS), "Genesis" (TNG), "Change of Heart" (DS9), and "Life Line" (VOY).
Sisko and Kira laughing on the bridge of the Defiant
Screen capture of a Twitter/X post by Rachael Stott (@RachaelAtWork). Text of the post is: "Star Trek TNG episodes are called like 'Explosion' and the episode is about a big explosion. TOS episodes are called 'What yonder soul doth go hence...a brother??' and are about an omnipotent space frog who makes everyone take their clothes off"
Gumato costume from Starfleet Academy
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Aaron Baiers - executive producer Alex Kurtzman - executive producer Alex Taub - co-executive producer Brian Tatosky - visual effects supervisor Charles Collyer - associate visual effects supervisor David Stapf - president of CBS television David Till - production manager Eric Anthony Glover - executive story editor Frank Siracusa - executive producer Gaia Violo - executive producer Hayley Isaacs - art director Jane Maggs - writer Jenny Lumet - executive producer John Weber - executive producer Jonathan Frakes - director Kiley Rossetter - executive story editor Kirsten Beyer - co-executive producer Matthew Davies - production designer Matthew Harris - first assistant art director Noga Landau - executive producer Norman Denver - producer Olatunde Osunsanmi - executive producer Peter Davis - visual production producer Rod Roddenberry - executive producer Roy Zandboer - first assistant art director Samantha Tong - lead data wrangler Tawny Newsome - co-producer Timothy M. R. Peel - art director Trevor Roth - executive producer
Scene from The West Wing. The details don't matter much. Caption: "Is today a special Star Trek holiday or something?"
A picture of the Doctor's family from the Star Trek: Voyager episode "Real Life", including his late daughter Belle, his son Jeffrey, and his wife Charlene. I would say his "holographic family", but that feels a little like saying "Beverly Crusher's human family."
Kurtwood Smith as the Federation president from Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country gives the Internet a hard stare through a pair of glasses 🕶️
Captain Batel from Star Trek: Strange New Worlds recovering after being infused with Gorn DNA or something like that.
A poster for Star Trek: Starfleet Academy that I just felt like including even though Grant Morrison's comments from around 25 years ago had nothing to do with #StarTrek much less #StarflertAcademy I guess I'm just wacky that way.
Two panels from Star Trek Annual #4 (1993) from DC Comics by Michael Jan Friedman, Gordon Purcell, and Pablo Marcos. A landing party is beaming from the Enterprise to a colony. In the first panel Pike (obscured by the transporter) says "I'll ask you to remember, doctor... these people need help, not sarcasm!" Dr. Boyce replies: "I'm the doctor here..." He continues in the second panel as they materialize: "... I'll be the judge of how much sarcasm they need!"
A clip from NewsRadio. Jimmy James, played by Stephen Root (Captain K'Vada in TNG and Gene Jakobowski in Lower Decks) is whispering. Caption says "[Deeply, echoing] Rose Bowl."
Part of a page from Doctor Who Classics Volume 2. A penguin (Frobisher) says "He's in trouble! He needs me! But he told me to stay put! What shall I do? What shall I do?" The penguin puts on a pair of glasses with a large fake nose and mustache. "I could put on a disguise then go and rescue him!" Penguin, still wearing the disguise, looks downcast. "No... He'd know it was me!"
Danny Pudi costumed as an alien in a behind-the-scenes shot from Star Trek Beyond
Scene from the sitcom Community. Abed and Annie look at the camera. Abed, practically winking, says "and that's Canon." Just so those hearing this from a screen reader know, the "C" in canon is capitalized in the subtitles.
Incomplete collage of different Starfleet Academy projects from the past 32 years, including: (1) Star Trek: Starfleet Academy — The Delta Anomaly (2010 young adult book) (2) Star Trek: Starfleet Academy (1997 PC game) (3) Star Trek: Starfleet Academy #1 by Marvel Comics (1996 comic book) (4) Star Trek: Starfleet Academy #1 (2015 IDW comic book) (5) Star Trek: The Original Series – Starfleet Academy #1: Crisis on Vulcan (1996 young adult book) (6) Star Trek: The Next Generation - Starfleet Academy #1: Worf's First Adventure (1993 young adult book) (7) Star Trek: Voyager - Starfleet Academy #1: Lifeline (1997 young adult book) (8) Star Trek: The Next Generation — The Best and the Brightest (1998 novel) (9) Star Trek: Picard's Academy #1 (2023 IDW comic book)
A panel from the X-Men comics. Jean Grey says "Scott, don't look so grim! Come on, you and I will search for the mutant together!" Iceman (I think?) says "What? You want to go with ol' prune face instead of lovable me?" Off to the side Professor X thinks "'Dont worry'? As though I I (sic.) could help worrying about the one I love! But I can never tell her! I have no right! Not while I'm the leader of the X-Men, and confined to this wheelchair!"