So There's A Theory That Spock Is A Descendent Of Sherlock Jolmes/ Arthur Conan Doyle, So Maybe Like

SH&Co. Sign of Four p10 spoilers under the cut🫡

So: Is it too soon for me to mention how devastating this episode’s cover art is now?

Mary’s bedroom, where she was first exposed to the case that would end up being the death of her. The seemingly harmless children’s stories her dad would tell her about this special diamond… I mean look at this, she even drew pictures of it and had what I’d presume to be a toy diamond here. All of that amidst an otherwise completely normal children’s bedroom with plushies, an unfinished boardgame and such. Us being able to look at her past, back when none of this had become clear, wayyyy before we or the Bakerstreet trio even met her, seeing all these childish items just lying around innocently, with a dawning fate looming over her room, just waiting for her to grow up and get behind all this. Something about the fact that the curtains are being curled up by the wind could almost make me shiver, it makes her room look even more left behind with no one there, because we know where she is now.

Oh wow, I‘m actually getting to learn about John Locke in class now👀👀 I thought that was just a myth I‘d hear about in the Sherlock Holmes fandom and then never actually get to have the pleasure of learning whatever the man with that particular name had to say lmao

Listening to "When The Walls Fell" by The Beverly Crushers for the first time and I'm lowkey getting the urge to learn parts of the Tamarian language

Do you guys ever just remember that Watson had to fight in the First World War?

here’s a Pete of good luck for anyone also writing their German Abitur final tomorrow :)

May I offer you the doodles of Mr. Spock I did from memory in various of my classes today?

I can feel this guy becoming more relatable by the second, not even the more I watch the movies and just the more I think about him🧍

Cowboy-ify one/some characters!!

the one on the top left was my first attempt lol so ignore that, but yeah, Pike's already a horse guy so cowboy-ifying him seemed like the logical choice🫡

okay so does anybody else get the thing where if you read/watch a piece of media too much the writing style/way characters talk starts to infiltrate your inner monologue?? Like why is my brain saying can not it’s literally can’t. Why are you talking in a British accent you weirdo

So, I doodled something now and it was incredibly fun :D

Behold:

Hank‘s and Connor‘s Star Trek shenanigans ensue

Just two characters clinging onto their logic while inevitably slipping more and more into emotions by surrounding themselves with humans, yep, don’t see any connection there🥸

I think Hank would probably show Connor Star Trek at some point and Connor would certainly have something to relate to with Spock I think

if I were to put these back up on Etsy

how many of y’all would realistically buy some?🤔