WTF moments in Star Trek

[Farscape One]

Kirk, Scotty and Chekov setting the self destruct for the Enterprise or the moment Valeris tells Kirk his son is dead.

You mean Saavik.

 

[Farscape One]

You want pure kink, just watch Dax and Worf. The only Trek couple whose wedding night involved the groom being beaten up by the wedding party.

Maybe their wedding night was even kinkier.






(Dax and Worf's quarters, now that he has moved in. Dax, still dressed in her leather wedding gown.)
Dax: Oh, Worf... I've got a surprise for you. Come here.

(Dax brings out a metallic paddle, Klingon painstick, whip, hot candle wax, and a leash)
Dax: Mmmm... where to begin. Who's my little par'machkai?

 

[Peach Wookiee]

In Julian’s words, I don’t need that image running around in my head…

 

[Haggis and tatties]

You mean Saavik.

Yes, Saavik. Lol

 

[IMC Headquarters]

Um...the turbolift shafts of the USS Discovery...

No one finds it creepy that Captain Lorca has a Gorn skeleton in his ready room?

Roga Danar successfully breaking free from a transporter beam??? WTFF?!

Kes full of fury.

 

[JesterFace]

In STNG and 'Silicon Avatar', Kira Marr was holding her tricorder upside down.

 

[fireproof78]

No one finds it creepy that Captain Lorca has a Gorn skeleton in his ready room?

No more than I find the skeleton in my doctor's office creepy. It's not even Halloween.

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

No one finds it creepy that Captain Lorca has a Gorn skeleton in his ready room?

Since that was Mirror Lorca - no, it's not that creepy.

 

[IMC Headquarters]

Even though it was Mirror-Lorca, the Prime Universe crew saw nothing untoward about displaying a sentient alien's skeleton like a trophy?

Was he a Gorn surgeon in his spare time?

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

Even though it was Mirror-Lorca, the Prime Universe crew saw nothing untoward about displaying a sentient alien's skeleton like a trophy?

They probably figured - correctly - that it was none of their damn business.

 

[fireproof78]

Even though it was Mirror-Lorca, the Prime Universe crew saw nothing untoward about displaying a sentient alien's skeleton like a trophy?

One, how would they know it was real and not a recreation? Two, skeletons appears in various academic locations all the time, and used for non-creepy reasons.

 

[1001001]

Two, skeletons appears in various academic locations all the time, and used for non-creepy reasons.

THAT’S WHAT I TOLD THE COPS!

 

[Finn]

No more than I find the skeleton in my doctor's office creepy. It's not even Halloween.

Are you comparing a starship captain's office to a medical setting?

 

[fireproof78]

Are you comparing a starship captain's office to a medical setting?

Yes.

 

[drt]

It wasn’t so much an office, but a weaponry R&D lab, so wasn’t any more out of place than all of the crazy weapons in there.

 

[Henoch]

Alien skeleton decorations are all the rave this year.

 

[M'rk son of Mogh]

One, how would they know it was real and not a recreation? Two, skeletons appears in various academic locations all the time, and used for non-creepy reasons.

They didn't even know what the Gorn was at the time. Why would anyone even question it?

 

[fireproof78]

They didn't even know what the Gorn was at the time. Why would anyone even question it?

I don't know.

Alien skeleton decorations are all the rave this year.

I mean that's how I celebrate groundhog day!

 

[F. King Daniel]

They didn't even know what the Gorn was at the time. Why would anyone even question it?

SNW takes place just over a year later, right? They know who the Gorn are then, and people like Laan have known a long time.

 

[Tuskin38]

SNW takes place just over a year later, right? They know who the Gorn are then, and people like Laan have known a long time.

She's the only person to ever survive. So no, no one else knew.

Her record that Pike was reading even said 'unconfirmed first contact'

When she uses the name Gorn no one seems to know who they are.