Here are the Daily Star Trek Quotes that will appear on the @STrekQuotes Mastodon account and the @STrekQuotes Bluesky account for the week of August 17th through August 23rd. Note: Because Twitter/X will use posts to train AI, we will no longer be posting on that platform. This is out of respect for the owners of Star Trek.
August 17: “Instruments register only those things they’re designed to register. Space still contains infinite unknowns.” Spock- The Naked Time, Stardate: 1704.2 #StarTrek #StarTrekTOS #IDIC #Quote
August 18: (re: Baseball) “That’s what I love about this game. You never know what’s going to happen next. Every situation is different.” Sisko- Take Me Out to the Holosuite, Stardate: Unknown #StarTrek #StarTrekDS9 #IDIC #Quote
“Without trust, there’s no friendship, no closeness. None of the emotional bonds that make us who we are.” Riker- Legacy, Stardate: 44215.2 #StarTrek #StarTrekTNG #IDIC #Quote
“My father put the fate of our world on my shoulders without ever asking me.” Gwyn “Sounds like despite your pop’s intentions, you gotta find your own way.” Hologram Diviner- Ghost in the Machine, Stardate: Unknown #StarTrek #StarTrekPRO #IDIC #Quote
“Four hundred years ago on the planet Earth, workers who felt their livelihood threatened by automation, flung their wooden shoes, called ‘sabots’ into the machines to stop them. …Hence the word ‘sabotage’.” Valeris- Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, Stardate: 9521.6 #StarTrek #StarTrekFilm #IDIC #Quote
August 22: “My advice in making sense of temporal paradoxes is simple. Don’t even try.” Janeway- Timeless, Stardate: 52143.6 #StarTrek #StarTrekVOY #IDIC #Quote
August 23: “A mother is expected to push her young out of the nest. At some point, they’re supposed to return.” T’Less- Home, Date: Unknown #StarTrek #StarTrekENT #IDIC #Quote
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Probably one of the better RPG recommended prompts for the RPGaDAY 2026 Challenge and we are provided with “Endurance”. I wonder if this was chosen for Day 15 since it’s the midpoint of the month. I’ve known some participants who have already dropped out already (dang real life). I’ve also been tempted a few times myself, but I think forcing my way through some of these prompts has been a mental challenge.
So where am I going to take this prompt? I’m going to stick with the (now evolved) theme of providing seed ideas with different locations and vessels. I hope you enjoy it.
INCOMING TRANSMISSION
TO: Personal Terminal-Ms. Matilda Harper, Perth, Australia, Terran Confederation
FROM: Personal Terminal-Spacer First Class Ward Harper, Starship Endurance, Fleet Command
CLASSIFICATION: Personal Correspondence- OPSEC cleared
Mum,
I hope that you are doing well. I was pleased to hear that Doc Callaghan had cleared you from your last round of treatments. Please continue to follow his instructions. He knows his stuff unlike those AI-Assisted Digital Companions that still can’t seem to get a diagnostic right. I think that I’m starting to understand dad’s analog way of doing things, especially now that I’m settled down in my new assignment.
In my last letter I told you that my professor at Fleet Academy seemed to have a smirk on his face as we all gathered for our new assignments after graduation. I told you that he seemed to have it out for me. I couldn’t write to you before now because of how busy we’ve been. Packing up our gear. Many different transport stops. Clearing customs and keeping out of scraps along the way. But I’m finally berthed at my assignment.
I’m on that ship, the one everyone keeps talking about. The Endurance. The oldest operational vessel in Fleet Command. I remember when we disembarked from the transport shuttle and one of the other green members asked the Senior Bosun if we were here to help decommission the ship. This old guy just smirked and said “Son, you’ll either be dead, retired or the Grand Admiral of the Fleet before the Endurance is actually decommissioned.”
After getting my bunk, the first thing they had us all do was a temporary assignment with the Cargo Master. I tell you, this woman has the mind of a steel trap. She knew exactly where everything needed to go, what label needed to be on what container and how to rotate the containers so that the oldest items could be accessed first. The entire time I was around her, I don’t think she looked at her digital display device more than twice. I recall her telling the Senior Bosun that she’d rather have another round of arguments with the Syndicate Pirates than the Customs Officials of Oreth Prime.
After we got the resupply stocked and secured, I was finally released to my permanent assignment. I reported to Maintenance Chief, Lt. [redacted]. I walked more steps here than all my years at the academy. The Endurance must be twice as large as a similar cruiser class vessel. This makes for more corridors and access shafts. Lt. [redacted] stopped at one junction and just tilted his head. Then he had me note down that Circuit [redacted] needed to be replaced on the next maintenance cycle. When I asked him how he knew that he just shrugged and said, “The Endurance just talks with you, if you know how to listen.” I think he was serious.
After my first round with the Chief, we were told to report to the Arboretum, where we had our first meeting with Captain Henline and Exec Rosales. We got our official welcome aboard and an introduction to the senior staff. I could tell that Captain Henline has confidence in his team by the way he talked about them. The one that didn’t talk much was Executive Officer Rosales. When it came time for him to talk about his role, he only said that he represents the crew to the CO but is the first to follow the COs orders. I overheard one of the Ensigns whispering that Rosales scared him more than the visiting Admirals they had the week before.
One of the members of the senior staff came up to me just after our meet-and-greet with the staff. It was Lt. Commander Victoria Shellby, the ship’s archivist. Apparently, the Endurance is so old that there is a permanent historian on board. She immediately asked me if I knew the late Jack Harper. When I told her that was my dad, she put on a big smile and asked me to follow her. As we kept getting deeper and deeper into the lower sections of the ship, I was starting to wonder what was going on. Was this part of some prank on the newbies joining the Endurance. But eventually, after passing through three generations of replacement sections, a weird sign that says, “DO NOT REMOVE, IT IS LOAD BEARING.” (she couldn’t tell me what “it” was) and past a coffee maker that was older than I was, she pointed at some graffiti on a hull plate. There, etched in with a plasma welder, was the name “Senior Technician Third Class Jack Harper”.
I didn’t know dad served on the Endurance? He never talked about his time in the fleet. No wonder he loved the analog way of doing things. First, I was upset about getting this assignment. Sure, I wasn’t at the top of my class. But I felt that I had put in the effort to earn a berth on a Madagascar Class Cruiser or a Jefferson Class Destroyer, not the oldest ship in the fleet. Now… now I’m happy to be here. Lt. Commander Shellby didn’t say anything as I bawled. I know dad has been gone for a couple of years now, but this connection confirmed my decision to follow his footsteps into the academy. I hope what I do here will make both you and him proud.
END OF TRANSMISSION
Again, Carl looks at the screen after typing this up. Did I do good? Do you think the environment of the oldest ship in the fleet would work for a campaign setting for Star Trek Adventures, Traveller, FrontierSpace or a host of other science-fiction RPGs out there?
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Here are the Daily Star Trek Quotes that will appear on the @STrekQuotes Mastodon account and the @STrekQuotes Bluesky account for the week of August 10th through August 16th. Note: Because Twitter/X will use posts to train AI, we will no longer be posting on that platform. This is out of respect for the owners of Star Trek.
“Elnor, I told you to stay on the ship.” Picard “Yes. I didn’t listen.” Elnor- The Impossible Box, Stardate: Unknown #StarTrek #StarTrekPIC #IDIC #Quote
August 11: “You’re human. So am I. Humans help each other.” Archer- Terra Nova, Date: Unknown #StarTrek #StarTrekENT #IDIC #Quote
“Logic! Logic! I’m sick to death of logic! Do you want to know how I feel about your logic?” Amanda- Journey to Babel, Stardate: 3842.3 #StarTrek #StarTrekTOS #IDIC #Quote
“But then we’re right back to buffer time.” Freeman “Yes, when people could do whatever they had to, to get the job done. You’re a great captain. Let them be a great crew.” Boimler “You’re… you’re right! I am a great captain!” Freeman- Temporal Edict, Stardate: 57501.4 #StarTrek #StarTrekLDS #IDIC #Quote
August 14: “Do you think you’re the only one in pain? Do you think you have the monopoly on loss?” Troi- Gambit, Part I, Stardate: 47135.2 #StarTrek #StarTrekTNG #IDIC #Quote
August 15: “That’s what doctors are there for—to help so there’s really no reason to be afraid of them.” Dr. Bashir- Equilibrium, Stardate: Unknown #StarTrek #StarTrekDS9 #IDIC #Quote
August 16: “My programmers didn’t clutter me up with pithy Earth trivia.” The Doctor- Persistence of Vision, Stardate: Unknown #StarTrek #StarTrekVOY #IDIC #Quote
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Regard is the Day 14 prompt for the RPGaDAY 2026 Challenge…. and I’ve got nothing. I wracked my brain for this topic, and I really don’t know what the organizers are going for. Let’s look at some of the other entries that have been posted for inspiration. (Checks BlueSky social media)
Wait, Fellow RPG blogger Craig Oxbrow asked a question “What is a game held in high regard you have yet to play?” Perfect, I’m going to go with that one. Thank you Craig. (and after I started working on this, it looks like other participants used this same idea)
“Have yet to play?” Hmm… I’m going to break this into two categories since they would both count. “Never played” and “Never played outside of a one-shot.” As I’ve mentioned in my SaltCON reports, when I sign up for RPG sessions at conventions, I try to play at least one game I’ve never played before. I had also had the pleasure of being invited to a few one-shots outside of conventions (thanks guys). And no, I don’t count making characters for the Character Creation Challenge as playing the game.
Amazing Adventures– This is the “D20 Modern” variant of Castles and Crusades by Troll Lord Games. It’s a D20 based system that uses the siege system for resolving skill issues (driving a motorcycle, climbing wall, finding a hidden item, haggling with a merchant for a lower price, etc.) What I like the most about this system is it allows the player to say, “I want my character to do this” instead of “My character sheet says I can only do this.” Kind of like how you can with the 2D20 system Star Trek Adventures by Modiphius.
Planet of the Apes– The D6MV (the “magnetic variant” of the D6 system used for the Star Wars D6 game from West End Games). This game had a very successful KickStarter from Magnetic Press Play. Yes, I ran this at a SaltCON, but it was the intro adventure from the Quickstart. I would really love to play this in a campaign as a player.
Traveller– The latest version from Mongoose Publishing. 1- I’m a fan of science fiction. 2- This is one of the original RPGs that shaped a generation like Dungeons and Dragons did. I’ve seen the 2d6 system spawn off many retro-clones and imaginations. So I’d like to try it in a campaign at least once.
FrontierSpace by DWD Studios. This company is a small one-man operation that has put out a lot of different games . This entry covers science fiction and is his love letter to Star Frontiers (while using an original system). He has also created the espionage game, White Lies, which should also be on this list. While White Lies is based off of the Whitebox Fantasy Adventure retro-clone, the system used for FrontierSpace is very unique. It also has the “do what I want, not what my character sheet says” vibe.
And you know what? I’m going to call it there before this turns into a post 20 miles long. There are quite a few more that I could hold up and state that I hold it in high regard. I own them either in PDF or deadtree version. I’ll probably bring them up in future blog posts.
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Day 13 of the RPGaDAY 2026 Challenge and I’m going to go with a storyline that I’ve had rolling around in my head for quite some time. I never knew if I wanted to make this an RPG session, Star Trek fan fiction or an original science-fiction story.
Communications Station Four-Seven-Bravo-Bravo-Echo
SIGNAL QUALITY: 17% degradation detected- aided restoration attempted
–Video Starts–
(static fades, interior of a Washburn Class starship command center is seen. Some panels are in different states of disrepair. A human male with a dirty uniform is seen sitting at the command station.)
(off screen female voice) “I think it’s going through now sir, but I don’t know how long we’ll have access to the subspace channel.”
“Fleet Command, I hope you are hearing this. (static) This is Captain Gabriel Costa of the Starship Venture. I don’t know if this message will reach you in time. If you haven’t been hit by the (inaudible static) wave, then you may only have weeks, days or even hours depending on how long this (garbled audio) message makes it through comms.”
Sparks fly off of one of the panels behind him.
(warped voice distortion) “Three years ago…” (voice normalizes) “…the Venture encountered an unknown anomaly that flung it over 4,700 sectors away from Its previous position. (static) “…our true location, we started the journey back home. During that time…” (garbled) “…a danger that affects all inhabited planets in the home sectors.”
(screen becomes full static before returning 35 seconds later)
“…at which time we discovered that the group was fleeing from something called the Delta Wave. This…” (voice distorts) “…wave will cause FTL drives to malfunction and eradicate certain organic compound…” (voice normalizes) “…unless it was shielded by…” (static) “… which protects some vessels and ground-based compounds but devastated entire civilizations that were caught unprotected. Many vessels of unknown origin are in a constant state to outrun the wave.”
Captain Costa wipes his brow with a dirty hand.
“As per fleet regulations, we attempted to assist where we could but quickly found ourselves at the magnitude of this disaster. Unknown forces attempted to commandeer the Venture. We suff…” (voice distorts) “…ered many casualties and attempted to flee away from the wave. So…” (voice distorts even more) “…far the science department has calculated the wave to be large enough to cover several sectors. We sti…” (voice normalizes) “…ll haven’t discovered the edge of the wave. Professor Viggan believes that the wave is growing with each system it engulfs. Other than the elements it consumes, the planets and stars are still present, but unreachable by the other side of the Delta Wave.”
(The video continues with an agitated Costa speaking, but there is no sound for 20 seconds)
“…is our last confirmed coordinates. I made the command decision to break radio silence in attempt to warn the fleet of this impending disaster. We have detected several vessels converging on our location. We will attempt to evade them and contact…”
(signal ends)
FROM: Automated System for Communications Station Four-Seven-Bravo-Bravo-Echo
TO: Regalas Sector Command, Fleet Command Base 94
PRIORITY: High
Message Start. Long range sensors have detected a large number of vessels approaching from the Tenkor Rift heading towards this sector. Identification scans: inconclusive. Total number: inconclusive. Propulsion sources: varied, but inconclusive. ETA: 108 Terran Hours. Sensor scans and unconfirmed message from Starship Venture (Registry 800437) attached in datapacket. Message Ends.
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Here are the Daily Star Trek Quotes that will appear on the @STrekQuotes Mastodon account and the @STrekQuotes Bluesky account for the week of August 3rd through August 9th. Note: Because Twitter/X will use posts to train AI, we will no longer be posting on that platform. This is out of respect for the owners of Star Trek.
August 3: (to his Android duplicate) “Eating is a pleasure, sir. Unfortunately, one you will never know.” Kirk- What Are Little Girls Made Of?, Stardate: 2712.4 #StarTrek #StarTrekTOS #IDIC #Quote
August 4: “I think you’ve got a great deal to learn from Starfleet.” Picard “I always thought Starfleet had a lot to learn from me, Captain.” Ro Laren “That is an attitude I’ve found common among the best officers I’ve ever served with. You’re not one of them yet, but you could be, if you work at it.” Picard- Ensign Ro, Stardate: 45076.3 #StarTrek #StarTrekTNG #IDIC #Quote
“You create bonds. It’s a gift. Of course the people you care about are going to cause you pain. It will hurt, but the love it yields will far outweigh the sorrow.” Hemmer- All Those Who Wander, Stardate: 2510.6 #StarTrek #StarTrekSNW #IDIC #Quote
“Computer, load Mariner program all-nude Olympic training facility. You might want to back up a bit.” Mariner “Wow, this is a very detailed program.” Tendi- Second Contact, Stardate: 57436.2 #StarTrek #StarTrekLDS #IDIC #Quote
“I guess I just forgot you’re a Ferengi.” Jake Sisko “You forgot? To most people, the lobes are a dead giveaway.” Nog “What I mean is, we spend so much time together and we seem so much alike I, I sometimes forget we’re different.” Jake- Life Support, Stardate: 48498.4 #StarTrek #StarTrekDS9 #IDIC #Quote
“You know, a good first officer is loyal, capable, and they keep their captain honest, which is why… I’ll be right here, as your number one.” Dal- Ouroboros, Part II, Stardate: 62314.8 #StarTrek #StarTrekPRO #IDIC #Quote
August 8: “So they brought you here to see your first human. Take a good look—you won’t see any hate in my eyes. I’m a gentle man from a gentle people who wish you no harm.” Chakotay- Initiations, Stardate: 49005.3 #StarTrek #StarTrekVOY #IDIC #Quote
“Kill him? I’m not gonna kill him. I’m gonna make him watch.” Nero- Star Trek (2009), Stardate: 2233.04 #StarTrek #StarTrekFilm #IDIC #Quote
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Day 1 Prompt: Discipline Week 1 Prompt: Drive Weekday Prompt: Works Hard
August 1st is here and it’s time for the RPGaDAY 2026 Challenge. I’ve been participating in this community event for a few years now (click here for my past entries) as I’ve found it challenging and rewarding. As you can see from above, there are some… unique prompts this year with a couple of side-prompts that were recommended by the organizers. I’ll try to see if I can work them into my blog posts, but honestly I’m not really feeling inspired by them. I even waited for a few entries to hit the interwebs to see if I missed anything and… I’m seeing subjects all over the place.
Now one of the suggestions strongly recommended by the organizers is, create 31 characters to use as NPCs in this challenge. That’s a little too close to the annual Character Creation Challenge that I run every January (New Year, New You). I really have to get myself pumped up and prepped for months to get through every January (and keep up with other responsibilities in my life). Especially since I’ve added two new ones recently. I’m also getting ready for SaltCON End-of-Summer coming up on the first weekend in September.
So I’m going to use an idea I keep wanting to use for the #CharacterCreationChallenge, but never get a chance to since I usually end up with some new games I want to create characters for. Gene Roddenberry said that the USS Enterprise was just as much a character in the show as Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock. As much detail had to go into the ship as it does in the cast of the show. I’ve been wanting to make a Ship Creation Challenge in honor of this. Then as I thought more about it, safe houses (espionage), sailing vessels (pirates), castles and towers (fantasy) and other locations basically fit into this same category. Batman had his Bat Cave with it’s unique features. Sherlock Holmes had 221b Baker Street where he could be found playing his violin. Han Solo had the fastest hunk of junk known as the Millennium Falcon. A Starship is a unique location like these that added to the story. So my entries for 2026 will be unique locations that may or may not be mobile. Some entries may be brand new, others may be recollections of past games. I’ll try to get the prompts listed above in the entry, but that’s not always going to be a guarantee.
My loyal readers will recall my many blog entries about the Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 campaign that my friend Jeff ran for several years. What they may not know is that he had ran another campaign before that one (early 2000’s) that I had the pleasure to participate in. I had introduced Tirik the Archer in an entry to the 2024 RPGaDAY challenge. What I didn’t mention then was how Jeff was having us roleplay (and plan) what would eventually be our strongholds in the game. I told him that I wanted to put together an Archery Academy. Jeff said sure, but he wanted plans before letting the construction start. I had an idea in my head and I had to get it down on paper. A paper that I just spent time going through my book of characters to see if I still had readily available. So, here is a quick re-sketch from memory.
When I showed the original to Jeff his response was “Oh Cool!!!!” Later I remembered that I could have had a basement put in for probably more room. But by the time I had remembered this, Jeff stated that the workers had already started on the construction. After it was completed, apparently a dragon flying overhead was intrigued with the landmark and had mentioned it to his fellow dragons (according to the DM, we didn’t get a chance to roleplay that out).
So I guess the students would have to work hard to get into the academy and be diligent to graduate if they had the drive? Yea, I think I forced that one a little too much.
Oh, additionally I’m open to suggestions for future unique locations or vessels that are characters in their own right.
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Here are the Daily Star Trek Quotes that will appear on the @STrekQuotes Mastodon account and the @STrekQuotes Bluesky account for the week of July 27th through August 2nd. Note: Because Twitter/X will use posts to train AI, we will no longer be posting on that platform. This is out of respect for the owners of Star Trek.
July 27: “Mr. Hobson, it is inappropriate for you to determine a course of action without consulting your commanding officer.” Data- Redemption II, Stardate: 45020.4 #StarTrek #StarTrekTNG #IDIC #Quote
July 28: “Evil does seek to maintain power by suppressing the truth.” Spock “Or by misleading the innocent.” Dr. McCoy- And The Children Shall Lead, Stardate: 5029.5 #StarTrek #StarTrekTOS #IDIC #Quote
July 29: Happy Birthday to Wil Wheaton. https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Wil_Wheaton #StarTrek #StarTrekTNG #StarTrekFilm #StarTrekReadyRoom #StarTrekPIC #StarTrekLDS #StarTrekPRO #IDIC #Quote
“These people deserve better than to be removed from their homes.” Wesley- Journey’s End, Stardate: 47751.2 #StarTrek #StarTrekTNG #IDIC #Quote
“Is that how you treat your long-lost captain? If you greeted me that way, Connor, I’d cut out your tongue and use it to lick my boots.” Tilly- Despite Yourself, Stardate: Unknown #StarTrek #StarTrekDSC #IDIC #Quote
July 31: “It was ridiculous, meaningless posturing. Honor, dishonor, what does it matter?” Torres “It matters because it’s part of who you are. You’ve been running away from that your whole life.” Paris- Day of Honor, Stardate: Unknown #StarTrek #StarTrekVOY #IDIC #Quote
August 1: “Imagine what it must be like, hoards of rampaging Klingons fighting and singing, sweating and belching.” Quark “Sounds like this place on a Saturday night.” Dr. Bashir- Image in the Sand, Stardate: Unknown #StarTrek #StarTrekDS9 #IDIC #Quote
“Zero. Break free from their hold. Resistance is not futile.” Gwyn “Resistance is… not futile? I will resist, because I am already a part of a collective that is stronger than you will ever be!” Zero- Let Sleeping Borg Lie, Stardate: 61284.3 #StarTrek #StarTrekPRO #IDIC #Quote
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Here are the Daily Star Trek Quotes that will appear on the @STrekQuotes Mastodon account and the @STrekQuotes Bluesky account for the week of July 20th through July 26th. Note: Because Twitter/X will use posts to train AI, we will no longer be posting on that platform. This is out of respect for the owners of Star Trek.
“This is an exciting time to be a Bajoran but our future depends on each of us acting for the common good of all Bajor.” Winn- Shakaar, Stardate: Unknown #StarTrek #StarTrekDS9 #IDIC #Quote
“You didn’t have a plan, did you?” Kirk “I did not, no.” Scotty “You know, Mr. Scott, we make a pretty good team.” Kirk- Four-and-a-Half Vulcans, Stardate: 3111.1 #StarTrek #StarTrekSNW #IDIC #Quote
July 24: “Do you realize you’ve just rewritten our history books?!” Tucker “A footnote, at best.” T’Pol “Footnote!? This is like discovering that Neil Armstrong wasn’t the first man to walk on the moon!” Tucker “Perhaps he wasn’t.” T’Pol- Carbon Creek, Date: April 12, 2152 #StarTrek #StarTrekENT #IDIC #Quote
July 25: “I guess a frontal assault is unwarranted. Stay here. I think I’ll try an old-fashioned knock on the door.” Riker- The Survivors, Stardate: 43152.4 #StarTrek #StarTrekTNG #IDIC #Quote
“Well we’d better find a way to make it possible, because the next time someone starts shooting, we won’t be able to stop it. And I’m not talking about today. I’m talking about tomorrow and the next day and the next. I am talking about the beginning of a civil war.” Kira- Shakaar, Stardate: Unknown #StarTrek #StarTrekDS9 #IDIC #Quote
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Here are the Daily Star Trek Quotes that will appear on the @STrekQuotes Mastodon account and the @STrekQuotes Bluesky account for the week of July 13th through July 19th. Note: Because Twitter/X will use posts to train AI, we will no longer be posting on that platform. This is out of respect for the owners of Star Trek.
“A person’s life, their future hinges on each of a thousand choices.” Picard- A Matter of Time, Stardate: 45349.1 #StarTrek #StarTrekTNG #IDIC #Quote
July 14: “In the strict scientific sense, Doctor, we all feed on death. Even vegetarians.” Spock- Wolf in the Fold, Stardate: 3614.9 #StarTrek #StarTrekTOS #IDIC #Quote
July 15: “There are no secrets except the secrets that keep themselves.” Chakotay- In the Flesh, Stardate: 52136.4 #StarTrek #StarTrekVOY #IDIC #Quote
July 16: “That’s what a holosuite’s for—to have a good time. All you have to do is relax and use your imagination.” Dax- The Way of the Warrior, Stardate: 49011.4 #StarTrek #StarTrekDS9 #IDIC #Quote
July 17: “Crewmen Bennett and Hayden over there, do you see them? If I’m not mistaken, they are preparing to mate. Do you think they might let me watch?” Dr. Phlox- Fight or Flight, Date: May 6, 2151 #StarTrek #StarTrekENT #IDIC #Quote
“Ooo, You smell that, Tendi? Each ship on the fleet has its own scent. I think the Cerritos smells like toasting marshmallows on a cool night.” Rutherford- Cupid’s Errant Arrow, Stardate: 57061.3 #StarTrek #StarTrekLDS #IDIC #Quote
“You can’t even break a rule – how can you be expected to break bone?” Khan- Star Trek: Into Darkness, Stardate: 2259.55 #StarTrek #StarTrekFilm #IDIC #Quote
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