I can't. Koval was too incompetent to prevent the rise of Shinzon; I don't buy for a second that he would have been competent enough to abet Garak's assassination of Vreenak.
What is your personal head canon?
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I can't. Koval was too incompetent to prevent the rise of Shinzon; I don't buy for a second that he would have been competent enough to abet Garak's assassination of Vreenak.
Tilly I could see, but what makes you say that about Bashir? (except possibly for his savant abilities but I'd chalk those up to his genetic enhancements, and that he seemed a bit tone deaf in the impression he made on others in Season 1)
People think Julian is into dudes just because he's friends with Miles? That's reaching if I ever heard it. 
Personally Julian's early interactions with Jadzia always reminded me of a closeted gay guy who deliberately picks a woman who's unattainable so he can pretend he's straight and pining for her.
Or maybe he just likes a challenge. 
Or maybe he just likes a challenge.
I'm not saying I believe Julian to be gay (I would have liked it if he was)
Just that it reminded me.
As to "he likes the challenge"...well, but then he never actually rises up to that supposed "challenge" all he does is pining and lamenting.
JJ's movies and everything after never happened.
Vulcan is still there.
Romulus is still there.
Sela has Spock's head mounted on a plaque and on display at her office.
Vulcan is still there.
Romulus is still there.
Sela has Spock's head mounted on a plaque and on display at her office.
In MY head canon, the reverse is true.
Spock has Sela's head on display?
That would make a great Mirror Universe episode!
Spock has Sela's head on display?
Well, if HE didn't, the Romulan government sure would, given her incompetence in letting Spock and friends get away.
Let's be real... Sela's head be on a Romulan general's counter because of her actual plan, not that it actually failed.
The Praetor eventually became Neral from the Spock TNG two-parter so I could see Sela's head being one of his trophies. While still Proconsul he entrusted Sela with the execution of their plot and she failed.
Lets be real? Lets be real:
Spock was suicidal.
- He diverted the Enterprise to Talos IV, the only death penalty in all Starfleet (but was acquitted).
- He entered the radioactive dilithium chamber the first chance he got (this time he actually died but Kirk resurrected him in the next movie).
- He opened negotiations with the Klingons then when the deal went sour (as it was obvious: Kirk, the Admirals and even Chekov, who had half his brain eaten by a Ceti E3l, thought that was a bad idea) he (again) diverted the Enterprise into enemy territory.
- Finally he illegally immigrated to ROMULUS I said ROMULUS
And in every one of your examples, Spock was working toward a greater good.
1. He was helping his former captain to live a life and not be a physical vegetable.
2. He saved his ship and crew from certain death.
3. He rescued Kirk and McCoy and was instrumental in getting the conspirators within Starfleet exposed so peace wpuld actually be a reality.
4. He became involved with the Romulan underground movement so Vulcan philosophy and reunification might one day become a reality, which it eventually did.
Spock was not suicididal. Spock was courageous.
People think Julian is into dudes just because he's friends with Miles? That's reaching if I ever heard it.
No, not Miles, but he must have been at least curious about Garak. Who certainly was into him.
As a SPY, yeah. Julian's probably been fascinated by spies for his whole life. That's definitely in his wheelhouse. But I don't think he was curious sexually.
Perhaps. But you can't blame Julian for that.
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People think Julian is into dudes just because he's friends with Miles? That's reaching if I ever heard it.
Agreed. Kirk & Spock, Data & Geordi, Miles & Bashir, and Tom & Harry... epic Trek bromances, all of them.
Given the rules in effect at the time, it wasn't possible for him to be anything else. But given that Bashir was offered the opportunity to play spy for real and he wasn't interested in that... who knows?
Agreed. I think people greatly underestimate the power of friendship.
Go watch My Little Pony!
Alexander Siddig has said he played Julian as somewhat attracted to Garak, and he and Andrew J. Robinson have recorded audio stories over Zoom and posted on Siddig's YouTube channel where Julian and Garak become romantically involved.
Also... I'm sorry, but there was some definite queer subtext to both Julian's relationship with Garak and to his relationship with Miles. I mean, in "Extreme Measures" there's literally an entire scene where Julian tries to get Miles to admit that while he loves Keiko, he likes Julian just a little bit more. It is an entirely reasonable interpretation of the character to infer that Julian is queer.
Geordi was a type of sexual orientation not invented yet. When it was not a hologram, it was an android. EDIT I remember he got the hots for a dead person's personal log once. Loser
He didnt score anyone/anything though. His negative sex energy must be over 12th power.
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