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The Star Trek universe has been around since 1966, and since we first saw Kirk tooling around the galaxy, chewing the scenery no man has chewed before, it has spun outwards into seven television series, thirteen movies and more merchandise than a replicator can handle. With 50+ years under its’ belt, this is a franchise that has attracted fans old and young, from all walks of life, to gather together, marvel at the intricacies of this utopian universe, and to poke holes in it whenever they can.

You can’t really live that long and expect to be beyond reproach. When you have a science fiction universe that has existed longer than most cars people own, you are going to have people that have scrutinized every little aspect of it, and found some things worth laughing at, and the internet being the wonderful place that it is, we share those hilarious findings with one another. But we don’t share them like animals, with a few succinct words or well-reasoned arguments. Those are the tools of a bygone era. No, here in the future, we need to share our irreverent humor via comics, images and mostly memes.

And until we all share a collective consciousness like the Borg, we have to go out and find those jokes ourselves. Or, even better, we find people to compile articles full of those jokes for us, which is what I am about to present to you. Set your phasers to funny, because things are about to get ridiculous.

25 I'm A Doctor, Not A Paleontologist!

I really laughed a lot harder than I should have at this meme. I don’t know what it is, I think it was just because it confused me so much at first. When it says “Bones” is it talking about McCoy or what he’s looking at? Is Leonard saying it? Because the next line makes it seem like he’s giving his professional medical opinion on what is clearly a very old skeleton, which is funny in its’ own right.

Whatever the case may be, the execution of the image is flawless, since McCoy has to use that exact phrase far too many times in the show. It also might be a slight jab at Kirk for needing the help of his crew member to ascertain whether a skeleton is dead or not, which is pretty accurate, Kirk does get through most scenarios by the skin of his teeth and the minds of the better crew members around him.

24 Those Legs Go All The Way Up?

When I started writing this article I had no idea I would be getting such an eyeful of Patrick Stewart’s shapely man calf. Can’t say I’m disappointed, though, those are some toned legs for a guy who spends 95% of his day drinking tea. Earl Grey. Hot. Patrick has always had that “I can’t tell if he’s a tough guy who’s nerdy or a nerd who might be tough” kind of vibe going for him.

What I especially love about images such as these is that they correct a huge oversight in the original series. Why were the females of the crew the only ones subjected to wearing skirts? That’s some archaic hogwash I’d expect at my local Hooters, not aboard a Starfleet vessel. So when pictures like this show that both men and women had the option of wearing skirts, it gladdens my heart a little. Plus, you know, those calves, dude.

23 Remind Me To Buy More Red Shirts

There’s a lot of beauty to behold in this picture. There’s the gloriousness of the V-neck that Kirk is rocking, the line up of disposable human beings who all look like they KNOW they are disposable, and the fact that everyone is laughing except Spock. As always. And overtop of all the splendor these images have managed to capture, there’s the whole punch line, which is actually pretty funny, for a meme.

The implication that the super-civilized Starfleet captain, who lives in a utopian society and believes that violence is the last resort, knows that his red shirt crew will be killed is kind of hilarious. Everyone knows the trope that red shirts get super murdered when they are part of the landing party, but for Kirk to be in on the joke adds a fun little dark layer to the whole experience. I always knew Kirk had a dark streak to him.

22 Set Your Phasers To Dig

Man, red shirts just cannot seem to catch a break. Between them and Stormtroopers, all of space seems to be cluttered with useless cannon fodder. You’d think that after the first few times they sent people down to get eaten by space bugs, they’d start wearing spacesuits or armor. But no, they always go down in brightly colored uniforms that get torn apart by a slight breeze, and next thing you know, the Captain is saying a brief sentence about what a shame it is to lose life so senselessly. Then they are on to their next adventure where they find a sentient gas thingy maybe.

The real question I have is where do they keep getting crew members? I understand that the Enterprise can hold around 430 people, but that number should drastically drop if you lose people every time you send out an away party. And that isn’t counting all the times crew members get lost in the transporter or sucked dry by an iron absorbing vampire creature.

21 The USS Billy Corgan

It looks like this pumpkin landing party has had a transporter malfunction, which is never pretty. Oh well, it only happened to a redshirt. Seriously, though, how many people are going to make the same joke? We get it, they have a very low surviving rate, change the record, please.

At least this one was a little more creative, since it decided to eschew using words at all, and decided to just let the paint on the pumpkins act as all the clues you’d need to figure out the joke. Still, you have to wonder, is retelling the same joke that every nerd has heard a thousand times really worth exploding a perfectly good pumpkin? That could have been turned into a delicious pie, man.

I also wonder why they decided to use two different versions of the Starfleet symbol. Is there another layer to the joke that I’m missing?

20 Sure You Do

Worf, one of the only Klingons to joining Starfleet Academy, was always presented as a kind of tough guy who acts before he thinks. He always wanted to show off his warrior’s strength, boasting of his exploits and desiring to end all things with bloody combat. That’s what he was supposed to be, conceptually, I suppose.

In reality, I don’t think I can remember Worf every being intimidating except for that one time he took out some Borg in the cold of space, which is admittedly pretty awesome. That aside, most of his run in The Next Generation involved him growling at people before making a complete fool of himself. I’m next to certain I’ve seen every member except for Wesley beat him up. Oh, I don’t even need to guess, here’s a supercut of Worf failing at everything he undertakes . I’m glad I’m not the only one who noticed how much he sucks.

19 "Passed"

Star Trek did a heck of a lot with very little budget. They had those gross throbbing veins in the side of the aliens head in The Menagerie . Spock’s blue eye shadow was to die for. Heck, when they traveled through space, those stars passing by looked incredible. I can’t imagine how much of the special effects budget went into Shatner’s girdle.

So when they were blowing our minds with other stellar uses of a limited television budget, they had to cut corners in other areas. Here they went full Grinch and just strapped a single horn to the top of a dogs head. And hey, I’ve never been to the far reaches of space, so I can’t exactly comment on how accurate this is or isn’t, so maybe there is a sad, stupid creature out there that looks like this. Not everything you run into is going to be as cool as the Gorn or Balok.

18 We're Living In The Future!

I always found the Replicators on  Star Trek kind of a cheat.  Due to their ability to turn energy into matter, and since energy was never in shortage due to antimatter and dark energy or whatever, there was never a short supply of anything.  The Replicator is part of the reason that The Federation can live in a time of such prosperity; they live in a world where scarcity is no longer a thing. If everyone has the ability to have whatever they truly need at their fingertips, there is no more conflict for resources, or even trade deals that allow people to become rich for little work.

The 3D printer is definitely a step in the right direction if that’s the kind of future we are all envisioning. A device that can sit in your home and provide you with a basic structure of something you need. Sure, they take up way more materials than a Replicator, and sure, the blueprints for everything aren’t stored in their databanks, but it feels like it is within our grasp. Heck, they 3D printed a human heart , which is already pretty much science fiction become fact.

17 Even In The Future, Accents Are Funny

Do you want to know something weird? Did you know that they added Chekov in the second season as a way to make it more appealing to younger audiences and women? Yeah, I don’t see it either, and I always assumed he was shoehorned in the as a way to suggest that the Cold War would eventually end peacefully, with all humans becoming allies in the end. To me, that makes more sense than him being a girl magnet.

What other reason would they make an actor put on a ridiculous Russian accent? This isn’t to suggest that all Russian accents are silly, but rather that Walter Koenig, who played Chekov, never quite nailed an accurate Russian accent and so it always seemed like he was really sinking his teeth into all the “w”s. What may have been a poor casting choice at the time has spun into a lasting joke that persists even in modern iterations, with the late Anton Yelchin’s portrayal of Chekov struggling with voice commands through his thick accent.

16 Feline Ka-if-fee

Yes, I understand that if you don’t know what music the person is talking about, that image is complete gibberish. I’m here for you, here’s a link to the scene this is referencing. It’s a fairly classic Star Trek scene where one of Spock’s bizarre Vulcan rituals blows up in Kirk’s face and they end up fighting each other with disastrously impractical weapons. I know I’m making fun of it here, but honestly, it is a great scene. Shatner’s acting in this episode and scene is actually a kind of humble, approachable everyman for once, acknowledging that he’s doing something for his friend Spock. It’s fun seeing Kirk when he realizes he has bitten off more than he can chew.

What also makes this image work for me is that there are people across the globe that hear that particular music whenever they see any two combatants square off against each other. That’s how you know that your television show has been a hit, when people associate it when it really has no bearing on what they are looking at.

15 To Heck With Continuity

Star Trek Discovery has been pretty divisive so far, but what isn’t lately? Look at how much people hate each other over the election results or the stone cold fact that The Last Jedi is a good film. I think it comes down to the fact that we are in this weird period in civilization where we don’t want exact copies of things, but we don’t want them to be too different either. So when Discovery introduced a new makeup layout for Klingons, it ruffled people’s feathers.

I couldn’t tell you why, though. As the image illustrates, Klingons have already had a few changes, so why not just keep going with it. You shouldn’t limit yourself because of fan service, you should utilize all of the newest special effects at your disposal. I for one think the new Klingon design is superb, because it actually looks more like a being from another planet and not just a guy with papier maché on his forehead.

14 The Captain Is Compromised

Come to think of it, I can’t actually recall if I have ever seen Kirk put anything in the “Captain’s Log” or if it was just a series of voiceovers. I’m sure some super dedicated fan out there is itching to tell me just when and where we can see Kirk feverishly writing down his encounters with the Mirror Dimension in the log, but honestly, I don’t have time for that.

What would be even better than Kirk coming apart mentally and developing inner voices would be if he was genuinely saying these things out loud, but with no idea that he’s doing it. He’s just walking down the halls of the Enterprise, talking about how he isn’t sure how they will get out of this, and some yeoman just sees their trusted captain talking to himself like a nut. Heck, maybe it would lead to a mutiny! There can never be enough space mutinies.

13 My Tricorder Is Detecting That You Have No Taste

I’ll be the first to admit that the Star Trek universe is heavily flawed. In fact I’m kind of banking on those flaws for a lot of this article, so I’m kind of grateful for them. That being said, the flaws are kind of what give it the flavor it has, and despite those easily overlooked f;aws, it is a remarkable franchise. It broke down barriers of racism, it showed a society that was motivated by the betterment of fellow beings and not just the pursuit of wealth, and it showed us that even if you try to resolve things peacefully, sometimes you still get to use Photon Torpedoes.

So what isn’t to like? I think most people that say they don’t like Star Trek are just those dogmatic meatheads that think that showing any interest in something as dorky as science fiction will be an affront for the carefully constructed façade that is their own bravado.

12 Barking Up The Wrong Tree

I think we have all made a dingus out of ourselves at one time or another by trying to flirt with someone who played for a team that wasn’t interested in you. Heaven knows why we get so embarrassed, it isn’t even a full out rejection because we are ugly, we just aren’t what the person is in to. But embarrassed we get, and imagine how embarrassed Uhura will be when she finds out how Sulu rolls.

George Takei has been a very vocal proponent of the LGBTQ community for years, and is seen as something of a gay icon nowadays. I’m not so sure he was as open about it back when Star Trek was first on the air, since it was a different climate of tolerance, so having chemistry between him and Uhura seemed perfectly plausible at the time. Hindsight is 20/20, as they say.

11 Can You Hear Me Now?

Depending on who you ask, puns are either the highest or lowest form of comedy. Wherever you stand on them, you have to give the author if this one some credit, because it’s a two for one. I feel like I will diminish the comedy if I break down how the wordplay works here, but I have confidence that these articles only attract the most intelligent readers on the Internet, so I’m sure you got how funny it was.

What really tickles my funny bone, though, is that this scene is ridiculous OUTSIDE the premise of the pun and meme. Inside of the show, it doesn’t make a lick of sense why Data would have a phone built into his stomach, let alone a ROTARY phone. I’m not even going to research the context of the image, because I can tell you right now, it’s going to have something to do with the holodeck malfunctioning, which it does every three episodes.

10 Fascinating

The crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise went to some wacky places in their five-year mission, and not all of them made sense. I recently watched an episode where they landed on a beautiful world where the events of Alice in Wonderland seemed to be playing out. The whole thing ended up being a sort of intergalactic amusement park, despite the fact that a few crewmembers were killed. The show can be a little silly, is what I’m trying to say.

Luckily for everyone on the Internet, that silliness results in images like this, where we see the impeccable Spock throwing caution to the wind and dressing up like a snapchat filter. It’s nice to see Spock let that bowl cut hair down once in a while, it reminds us that even the most rigid of people are still only human. Or half human, whatever. Just enjoy the picture and stop analyzing everything, will ya’?

9 Set A Course For Fashion

Here’s a fun little piece of trivia for you: when Gene Roddenberry was working on Star Trek: The Next Generation he hated the casting of Patrick Stewart as Jean-Luc Picard. His reasoning was that nobody would want to see a bald captain. There are even pictures out there of the early filming days when he forced Stewart to wear a wig. Go ahead and look it up. Luckily, they managed to convince Gene that in the future, people would be enlightened enough to not care about baldness as much as we do now in out superficial society.

I’m not exactly sure how I was going to transition that factoid into a funny comment about the crew wearing hats, but we are here now. If Gene was so hung up on Picard looking like a goof because of a bit of shine on the top of his head, why wouldn’t he nix a scene where everyone looks like they are about to play hacky sack?

8 Shoot For The Stars

The first time I saw a meme like this, it was actually about Batman. That’s a goal that seems a little more unattainable, since Batman is an inherited billionaire and Kirk is a self-made man that rose up through the ranks of Starfleet Academy, mostly by cheating at the Kobayashi Maru test. So yes, I suppose it is better both logistically and morally to strive to be Captain Kirk and not Batman.

By why stop there? This is the realm of fiction, you can strive to be literally anyone. Preferably someone who isn’t a womanizing yahoo that routinely puts the lives of his crew in mortal danger on a hunch. Janeway never pulled that nonsense, why not be her? Heck, why not try to be someone who really knows how to be the moral superior while cruising recklessly through space? Why not attempt to be The Doctor, who is also self-made and arguably might have the bigger ship.

7 That Just Might Work!

When it comes to the structure of using technobabble and Applied Phlebtonium in Star Trek , I think Futurama actually summarized it best:

Fry : Usually on the show, they came up with a complicated plan, then explained it with a simple analogy.

Leela : Hmmm... If we can re-route engine power through the primary weapons and configure them to Melllvar's frequency, that should overload his electro-quantum structure.

Bender : Like putting too much air in a balloon!

Fry : Of course! It's all so simple!

Since us, the audience with our primitive analog minds, couldn’t keep up with the technology of the future, all they had to do was string together a series of scientific sounding words and we would just nod along with our mouths agape. The most commonly used jargon was the reversing of the polarities, which could literally be used to do anything, from making your shields more durable to making yourself invisible to scans.

6 A Way Of Her Own

I’m not sure if this meme is trying to compliment or insult Janeway. On the one hand, she’s a commanding presence who manages to think her way out of most scenarios. On the other hand, she got her crew lost n the other side of the galaxy, and kept them that way for an extended period of time. Plus I think she got turned into a slug in an episode? I may be remembering that wrong.

Whatever the intended purpose of the image was, it’s pretty accurate in my mind. She always did things her own way, not in a smarmy, egotistical way like Kirk, not in a no-nonsense way like Picard, but with a delicate but intelligent touch that only she can pull off. Plus she always had stellar hair, which must be hard to pull off when your ship is perpetually running low on every conceivable resource.

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Ah, “Star Trek: The Next Generation,” the show that taught us the true meaning of diplomacy: sitting down, having a cup of Earl Grey (hot, of course), and discussing why your science officer’s android cat is violating the Prime Directive. Growing up with the crew of the USS Enterprise-D was like having a second family, albeit one that traversed the galaxy and occasionally got stuck in a time loop (we’ve all been there, right?).

From Captain Picard’s sage wisdom to Data’s quest for humanity, and let’s not forget Worf’s never-ending cultural misunderstandings, every episode was a treasure trove of life lessons and interstellar hilarity. So, in honor of the countless hours we spent wishing we could join them on the holodeck, I’ve assembled a stellar compilation of funny “Star Trek” memes .

These are for those of us who know that the best way to deal with a Borg cube is to laugh in the face of assimilation. Engage your sense of humor, and let’s warp into a universe where the only thing stronger than a phaser set to stun is our ability to find the funny in the final frontier.

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If you've found yourself watching the Star Trek franchise on repeat, or effortlessly quoting one of the show's characters regularly, chances are you're one of the die-hard fans.

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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine premiered during the heyday of the Trek revival. It ran on the heels of The Next Generation in 1993 and its success led to the creation of Voyager in 1995. It was a groundbreaking show. Not only was it the first Trek set on a space station instead of a starship, but it also featured the first African-American protagonist. It was a ratings success at the time but it remains an often overlooked and underrated member of the Star Trek family.

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In the Star Trek family, Deep Space Nine would be the goth child. It's dark. It's contemplative. It takes to task the institutions framed as infallible in other shows. It's secretly a big softie. It has some of the best storylines in Star Trek history. It also has some of the best memes.

The Emissary

This here is the exact premise of Deep Space Nine . Commander (later Captain) Benjamin Sisko (Avery Brooks) arrives at DS9 bitter about his placement at a backwater space station. He recently lost his wife in battle and has a son to raise on his own now.

Before he knows it, however, he's named The Emissary by the Bajoran spiritual leader and discovers a stable wormhole full of aliens that exist outside the confines of time and physical form. The wormhole to a totally new quadrant of "unexplored" space makes DS9 the most strategic location in the galaxy. Suddenly Sisko's position there becomes a lot more interesting and a lot more stressful.

Bashir's Dating Life

Julian Bashir (Alexander Siddig) is the doctor on Deep Space Nine. He's fresh out of Starfleet Medical and intentionally chose a frontier position. He's just happy to be here. He's also genetically modified, which is an illegal procedure. He's smarter and stronger than the average human but he also has a huge heart and takes his medical responsibilities very seriously.

Bashir thinks he's the dashing James Bond of Deep Space Nine. In reality, he's more of a sweet little nerd. He starts out the series being overly aggressive in his romantic life, to the point that he's annoying. Eventually, he becomes more comfortable with being alone and becomes a beloved member of the cast.

A Wonderful Worm

Jadzia Dax (Terry Farrell) is one of the most interesting Star Trek characters ever created. She is a Trill, a species that has a symbiotic relationship with a kind of worm that lives inside some specially chosen Trills abdomens. The symbionts outlive the Trills meaning that one symbiont can have a string of Trill hosts. Jadzia's symbiont is called Dax and has all the memories of its past hosts, meaning Jadzia does too.

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Jadzia has all the confidence of her past hosts as well as their memories. She plays dabo with Quark (Armin Shimerman), the Ferengi bartender. She drinks blood wine with Klingons . She downs raktajinos with Captain Sisko. She can hold her own in any situation while remaining one of the nicest characters on the station.

Fatherhood Fail

Deep Space Nine has been praised as a fantastic depiction of black fatherhood . Captain Sisko and his son, Jake (Cirroc Lofton), have one of the best relationships on the show. In a culture where black fathers are often represented as missing, whether by incarceration, death, or any other terrible circumstance, Sisko's continued presence and effort in his son's life is seen as refreshing.

This meme is hilarious in part because it's so off-brand. Jake isn't exactly a failure. He ends up a successful writer. But he is a bit of a mess, especially in the romance department. Sisko generally jumps at the chance to support and protect his son, but he's not above a good joke now and then either.

Change Gul Dukat's Mind

The Big Baddie of DS9 is Gul Dukat (Marc Alaimo). He was a leader during the Cardassian occupation of Bajor and is behind various heinous activities during the 7 seasons of DS9 . Dukat is the type of villain that is so charming you love to hate him. He's disgusting and awful but also deeply charismatic.

One thing Dukat never gives up on is his support of the Bajoran occupation. Like many oppressors, he's convinced himself that what he did really was in the best interest of the people he oppressed. He argues throughout the series that he improved the Bajorans' lives while in reality, it was one of the more heinous acts in Trek history.

Best Friend Banter

Jake Sisko and Nog (Aron Eisenberg) are best friends. They've been through it all. Enemies to friends to roommates to brothers. Deep Space Nine is full of well-developed, well-written relationships. Jake and Nog are no exception. Nog, in particular, is a very unique character. He's Quark's nephew and becomes the first Ferengi member of Starfleet.

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Jake and Nog have this exact type of friendly banter. Jake is carefree and totally wouldn't think twice before responding to Nog this way, especially since Cirroc Lofton grew like a bean pole over the course of the series. Nog is the much more serious of the pair. One could just imagine the glare Jake would receive in return.

Tired O'Brien

Chief Miles O'Brien moved over to DS9 after being a supporting character on The Next Generation . He is the chief engineer for the entire station . Given that DS9 was originally a Cardassian space station, all the technology is different. Chief O'Brien has his work cut out for him.

Whether he's dealing with a transporter breakdown or an infestation of Cardassian voles, O'Brien is just about always short on sleep. And when he's not on the job, he's straining his shoulder in the holosuite with Julian. But let's be honest, O'Brien wouldn't have it any other way.

Odo? In My Meme?

Odo is DS9's chief of security. He served the same position during the occupation. He is a Changeling. That means Odo's natural state is a liquid form. He can shape himself into any object after sufficient practice. He chooses a humanoid appearance wearing a Bajoran security uniform as his everyday look.

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Odo is a tough cookie. He prefers gruffness to softness and order to chaos. He runs a tight ship on DS9. He has a longstanding rivalry with Quark. Quark has been known to be a part of smuggling operations on the station and is constantly trying to sneak things in under Odo's nose.

The McDonald's Triangle

This classic meme features all our beloved DS9 characters perfectly placed on a graph of the three types of people. There's the people who, as you pass a McDonald's, are the kids yelling to go get some food. There's the parents that say no we have food at home. And there's the trolls who pull through the drive-through, order a coffee, and leave.

The two antagonists of the series are clearly in that black coffee corner while the rest of our friends are dispersed around the other two corners. Odo, being a logical guy, is squarely in the food at home corner. Dax leads the yelling McDonald's crew. Of note is Sisko who is split evenly between the two aforementioned corners. He's a bit silly and a bit serious, depending on the moment.

Deep Space ME

Now we get to the best meme of all, the most relatable for Deep Space Nine fans everywhere. We've all been in the position of defending our undying love for DS9 to a classic TNG fan. It may be tiring but the swell of pride we feel as we describe the way DS9 complicates the too-shiny narrative of the Federation never gets old.

Just consider the Masquis storyline or the introduction of Section 31. Or the way the Dominion presents the perfect mirror to the ever-homogenizing Federation. We've all tired a few TNG fans out in our time with these examples. It's an energizing crusade, frankly.

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It's kind of a miracle that the Star Trek series doesn't have more contradictions than it already does. You would think after hundreds of episodes and numerous different series that nearly every other episode would have some plot hole, but they don't! Of course, there are exceptions to this rule. In the third episode of Star Trek: The Original Series, we see Kirk's headstone reads "James R Kirk" when every fan worth his shorts knows his name is James Tiberius Kirk . There are some inconsistencies when comparing the original series to more current versions, like the technology being more contemporary now instead of maintaining that midcentury futuristic design. Also, the hairy and scary Klingons are now kind of weird-looking in Star Trek: Discovery . All I know is that as long as we have Star Trek, somebody will be complaining about inconsistencies and changes. If you're one of those people, these Star Trek memes might suit your fancy. 

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A list of puns related to "Star Trek"

Unlimited Data

I got a text from my mobile provider saying I’d exceeded my monthly Data allowance.

Apparently, nobody was interested in buying ‘Shatner Panties’.

..... I was the captain's log

The security guard suspected I was not the Real McCoy.

It's called Leonard Neem Oil

A left ear.

A right ear.

And a final frontier

If it’s a girl, we’ll pronounce it Data.

The resistance was a few tiles.

They call it the Enter prize

It has its prose and Khans

It's so i-khan-ic.

The Green Bay Picards.

I would imagine the cost of shipping between planets must be astronomical.

We won the Enter Prize!

..I'd forgotten to send the Chekhov

Everybody knows that Vulcans have pointy ears, but did you know that Vulcans have THREE ears?

They have a left ear, a right ear, and a FINAL FRONT EAR!

They both go around Ur anus looking for Klingons

They Klingon to something

They didn’t have commander data with them.

At the "He's Dead Gym"

It's like they went Bach to the future.

As a result, I couldn't see DeForest through the trees

It was a wookie mistake.

The incident is forever referred to as ,

"The Wrath Of Pecan"

A warp party.

Captain: " Well my child is 14 and I can say, when I read about teens having phases, I didn't expect this."

He must have it in his Genes.

But seriously check out his Star Trek track listings. The guy loves a good pun.

Nailin' The Kelvin

Labor Of Love

Hella Bar Talk

Enterprising Young Men

Nero Sighted

Nice To Meld You

Run And Shoot Offense

Does It Still McFly?

Nero Death Experience

Nero Fiddles, Narada Burns

Back From Black

That New Car Smell

To Boldly Go

End Credits

Star Trek Into Darkness

Logos / Pranking The Natives

Spock Drops, Kirk Jumps

Sub Prime Directive

London Calling

Meld-Merized

The Kronos Wartet

Ship To Ship

Earthbound And Down

Warp Core Values

Buying The Space Farm

The San Fran Hustle

Kirk Enterprises

Star Trek Main Theme

Star Trek Beyond

Logo and Prosper

Thank Your Lucky Star Date

Night on the Yorktown

The Dance of the Nebula

A Swarm Reception

Hitting the Saucer a Little Hard

Jaylah Damage

In Artifacts as in Life

Franklin, My Dear

A Lesson in Vulcan Mineralogy

MotorCycles of Relief

Mocking Jaylah

Crash Decisions

Krall-y Krall-y Oxen Free

Shutdown Happens

Cater-Krall in Zero G

Par-tay for the Course

He was sorta stuck between a spock and a hard place.

I took my 3D glasses off and said in a loud voice, "Oh my gawd. I still see 3D." Another viewer told he appreciated the joke.

Klingon wrap! (Made that one up myself)

Always remember to backup your Data...

Star Trek: the Mex Generation

My boyfriend and I were watching Star Trek, and I made a comment about the shields being down, to which he responded "they're just sad". After which laughing so hard he cried. Sigh.

Security soon twigged I wasn't the real McCoy

The Security guard suspected I was not the real McCoy..

His left ear, his right ear, and the Final Front-ear.

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