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It's Dr. Murry, not Mr. Murry

Chris talking with hands. + showing his tongue.

A Wrinkle In Time Soundbites Chris Pine - “Mr. Murry”

This Photoshoot from DuJour.com is fabulous. One of the best photo sessions that Chris Pine has done!

These parents should all be charge with child abuse and reckless endangerment!

https://twitter.com/tzimmer_history/status/1531270973974011905

Not reassurance, confirmation.

Kirk needing Spock’s reassurance of their friendship.

Do I ever relate to this. By 11am your day is over!

One thing they don’t tell you about waking up at 5am is that by 11am you will have been awake for 6 hours

Actually, it's really those incredible eyes [pine's]!!!!!!!! Then the lips.....

I feel likw in ATOS, the first thing everyone notices about kirk is his lips. They literally have to force themselves to look away. Jim "My eyes are up here" Kirk.

the first thing they notice are his lips, and then the second thing they notice are his eyebrows

Don't talk about this...EVER

Guys, please. I hate the guy as much as the next person but if we rally to assassinate even in meet then we are no better than his supporters.

Absolutely love, love this scene!

…“It’s magical.”

I started watching Star Trek in September, 1966. So you might say that I’m an old fan who has found all the new Trek a joy. It’s very important that Star Trek grows but still be true to itself, as it is. There will always be those nay-sayers. If you don’t like it, don’t watch it. That being said, I found that first episode of SNW very moving, chilling, and also a warning to us.

#TOS #SNW #Star Trek must evolve

First episode of Strange New Worlds almost made me cry. I can see now why so maybe boomer fans and dudebros scared of progressive views hate this series. People who hate progress and call any kind of honesty "woke pandering."

The idea of World War 3 is terrifying. But with the way the world is now it's a high possibility. Pike's words are true. Horrifying and real. But he's right. We need to overcome these things to ever be able to become more than we are. The things humanity could do if we pushed past our own hate and war? I genuinely believe we could reach amazing beautiful things far beyond our imaginations.

This show is extremely political. In order to reach Star Trek we need to be. We have to self reflect and work against our own broken views. Imagining a world where we could be beyond that is beautiful. But it comes at a cost. Being faced with our own downfalls is hard. It's scary. We'll destroy ourselves if we don't. Some people refuse to see that and aren't ready to.

This is why this show resonates so much with younger fans. It almost brought me to tears. It's everything Star Trek should be. His words are all that it embodies. Now we're in an age when those kind of words can finally be spoken and make all of us look up and think,

"We can do it."

What a fabulous book!