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** People might consider the whole thing nothing but wishful thinking by some {{Yaoi Fangirl}}s. In response to this, a fan created ''[[WebVideo/TheShipsCloset The Ship's Closet]]'', a [[https://www.youtube.com/user/TheShipsCloset series]] that carefully analyzes the relationship between Kirk and Spock based purely on evidence found within the show. If you had any doubt, watching this will completely remove it. Or to say it in her words "they don't write romance like that anymore." [[note]]The show is currently on hiatus, but WordOfGod slates it for return in "two months, tops."[[/note]]
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** People might consider the whole thing nothing but wishful thinking by some {{Yaoi Fangirl}}s. In response to this, a fan created ''[[WebVideo/TheShipsCloset The Ship's Closet]]'', ''Podcast/TheShipsCloset'', a [[https://www.youtube.com/user/TheShipsCloset series]] that carefully analyzes the relationship between Kirk and Spock based purely on evidence found within the show. If you had any doubt, watching this will completely remove it. Or to say it in her words "they don't write romance like that anymore." [[note]]The show is currently on hiatus, but WordOfGod slates it for return in "two months, tops."[[/note]]
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---> '''Dr. [=McCoy=]''' You see, I feel sorrier for you than I do for him because you'll never know the things that love can drive a man to. [[Film/StarTrekTheMotionPicture The ecstasies,]] [[Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan the miseries,]] [[Film/StarTrekIIITheSearchForSpock the broken rules, the desperate chances,]] the glorious failures, [[Film/StarTrekIVTheVoyageHome the glorious victories.]] All of [[{{Irony}} these things you'll never know simply because the word love isn't written into your book.]]
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* In "[[Recap/StarTrekS3E24TurnaboutIntruder Turnabout Intruder]]", Dr Lester is evidently in some sort of relationship wth Dr Coleman, or at least using his feelings for her to make him her accomplice. When she interacts with him while she's in Kirk's body, she clings to him and makes PuppyDogEyes at him, and he speaks rather tenderly to her ("I have done everything else, ''for you''... but I will not murder for you..."), even though she's William Shatner at the time.
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* In "[[Recap/StarTrekS3E24TurnaboutIntruder Turnabout Intruder]]", Dr Lester is evidently in some sort of relationship wth with Dr Coleman, or at least using his feelings for her to make him her accomplice. When she interacts with him while she's in Kirk's body, she clings to him and makes PuppyDogEyes at him, and he speaks rather tenderly to her ("I have done everything else, ''for you''... but I will not murder for you..."), even though she's William Shatner at the time.
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--->'''Bones ''': Hmph. It's a pity your brief blindness did not increase your appreciation for beauty, Mister Spock.
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* In "[[Recap/StarTrekS3E1SpocksBrain Spock's Brain]]", Spock says, "Captain, there is a definite pleasurable experience connected with the hearing of your voice," and Kirk is so relieved to hear from him, and maybe a little flustered by that remark, he breaks out into a huge dopey grin and appears short of breath.
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** In [[Recap/StarTrekS1E28TheCityOnTheEdgeOfForever "The City on the Edge of Forever"]], after Kirk and Spock have finally reunited with Bones, Spock greets him with an enthusiastic, lingering handshake. Considering that Vulcan gestures of affection typically involve the hands, this could presumably be pretty intimate by Vulcan standards.
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* Pick a male character from ''Series/StarTrekEnterprise''. Newsflash: he has been slashed with Malcolm Reed. Tucker/Reed is the most popular, with Archer/Reed a distant second and Reed/Hayes in third. Something about our dear British armoury officer makes him eminently slashable. Maybe it's all the time he spends playing with phase cannons.
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* Pick a male character from ''Series/StarTrekEnterprise''. Newsflash: he has been slashed with Malcolm Reed. Tucker/Reed is the most popular, with popular--actors Dominic Keating and Connor Trineer, who've become besties during and since the show, joke about it in an early episode of their podcast "Shuttlepod Show"--with Archer/Reed a distant second and Reed/Hayes in third. Something about our dear British armoury officer makes him eminently slashable. Maybe it's all the time he spends playing with phase cannons.
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* In "Subspace Rhapsody", during the briefing directly after the title sequence, Spock explains the central problem of the episode, with Jim (conveniently on secondment from the ''Farragut'', where he is XO) in attendance.
** Jim breaks in after Pike dismisses the crew to say, "Mr. Spock, you explained that very well. I almost understood it." Keep in mind that it's a relatively simple explanation and Jim is currently a lieutenant, meaning he's at the rank at which Gary Mitchell described him as "a stack of books on legs". While no interpretation of James T. Kirk is a complete stranger to himbo moments, some audience members have interpreted this as the classic flirting tactic of pretending to know nothing so the hot guy will explain things to you.
** Spock gives him another "Lost in Translation" held gaze.
** Pike doesn't react much, but visibly glances between them in a mildly confused "get a room, you two" sort of way.
** Jim breaks in after Pike dismisses the crew to say, "Mr. Spock, you explained that very well. I almost understood it." Keep in mind that it's a relatively simple explanation and Jim is currently a lieutenant, meaning he's at the rank at which Gary Mitchell described him as "a stack of books on legs". While no interpretation of James T. Kirk is a complete stranger to himbo moments, some audience members have interpreted this as the classic flirting tactic of pretending to know nothing so the hot guy will explain things to you.
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** Pike doesn't react much, but visibly glances between them in a mildly confused "get a room, you two" sort of way.
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* On a production level, Paul Wesley (Jim Kirk) and Ethan Peck (Spock) have joked about imbuing their performance with Spirk vibes.
* In "Lost in Translation", Jim and Uhura (who became friends during the episode) are chatting in the ship's lounge when Spock arrives, and Uhura takes the opportunity to introduce Jim and Spock for the first time.
** Spock, who is notably quite conscious of his personal space at this point, has no issues getting quite close to Jim in the process of taking an empty glass from the table and returning it to the bar. Upon seeing Spock, Jim immediately gives him an unbroken, lingering look, clearly intrigued. Upon turning back and seeing that Jim is doing this, Spock gives him the same kind of look, studying him deeply, and only seems to remember that Uhura — Spock's longstanding friend by this point — is there when she starts talking.
** Jim offers Spock a handshake. Spock visibly decides whether to accept the handshake, then does so firmly. The moment evokes the similarly unprompted handshake from the end of ''First Contact'' between Cochrane and the Vulcan captain identified in licensed work as Spock's great-grandfather Solkar. The handshake lingers and they each take about five seconds to let go, making steady eye contact the whole time, while Jim invites Spock to join them, which he promptly does (it's implied they go on bonding about how annoying Sam is).
** This is immediately followed up by a close-up of the handshake and, in the background, Uhura looking at their clasped hands with a Mona Lisa smile on her face.
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* Worf and Riker get a bit. "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS7E2Liasions Liasion]]" has the two bickering like an old married couple over Worf procrastinating getting ready. Ending with Riker complimenting Worf in a dress.
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** Two scenes later, Spock confides in McCoy about what he thinks Kirk is up to. Spock's explanation is logical, of course, but McCoy's response can be read as him gently suggesting, inaccurately but sensibly and understandably, that Spock's response is motivated by hurt feelings and jealousy over all the romantic attention Kirk seems to be giving Lenore.[[note]]The script and Shatner's performance make it very plausible that Kirk's attention to Lenore is entirely him ruthlessly but morally justifiably manipulating a much younger and more naïve suspect for strategic purposes, but [[PoorCommunicationKills since Kirk is too personally compromised to let anyone else into the loop]] — [[Recap/StarTrekS2E13Obsession which will turn out to be a recurring flaw of his]] — whether or not this is true, Spock doesn't yet know it.[[/note]]
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** Two scenes later, Spock confides in McCoy [=McCoy=] about what he thinks Kirk is up to. Spock's explanation is logical, of course, but McCoy's [=McCoy=]'s response can be read as him gently suggesting, inaccurately but sensibly and understandably, that Spock's response is motivated by hurt feelings and jealousy over all the romantic attention Kirk seems to be giving Lenore.[[note]]The script and Shatner's performance make it very plausible that Kirk's attention to Lenore is entirely him ruthlessly but morally justifiably manipulating a much younger and more naïve suspect for strategic purposes, but [[PoorCommunicationKills since Kirk is too personally compromised to let anyone else into the loop]] — [[Recap/StarTrekS2E13Obsession which will turn out to be a recurring flaw of his]] — whether or not this is true, Spock doesn't yet know it.[[/note]]
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** A couple of scenes later, McCoy and Spock confront Kirk about what's going on. From literally any other character, Spock's query to Kirk in this scene — "Why do you invite death?" — would likely be delivered as a passionately emotional plea.
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** A couple of scenes later, McCoy [=McCoy=] and Spock confront Kirk about what's going on. From literally any other character, Spock's query to Kirk in this scene — "Why do you invite death?" — would likely be delivered as a passionately emotional plea.plea.
** The aggression with which Kirk locks Spock in particular out of the loop can be read as a parallel to Kodos and Lenore; Kodos doesn't tell Lenore anything because he doesn't want her to be hurt or placed in danger, an effort which is ultimately futile because she figures it out on her own. During the episode, Spock and Kirk go through exactly the same process, much compressed.
** The aggression with which Kirk locks Spock in particular out of the loop can be read as a parallel to Kodos and Lenore; Kodos doesn't tell Lenore anything because he doesn't want her to be hurt or placed in danger, an effort which is ultimately futile because she figures it out on her own. During the episode, Spock and Kirk go through exactly the same process, much compressed.
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* "The Conscience of the King" has a couple of scenes that accommodate a Kirk/Spock reading very well.
** The context arises during the second act; Kirk and Lenore negotiate the Karidian Players' passage on the ''Enterprise'' in a vaguely flirty fashion, on the bridge, with Spock present. Immediately after Lenore leaves the bridge, Spock voices a reasonable objection and Kirk slaps him down for it:
--->'''Kirk:''' Mr Spock, prepare to leave orbit as soon as the Karidian Company is aboard the ship.
--->'''Spock:''' May I inquire as to our course, Captain?
--->'''Kirk:''' Benecia colony.
--->'''Spock:''' Benecia colony is eight light-years off our course.
--->'''Kirk:''' If my memory needs refreshing, Mr Spock, I'll ask you for it. In the meantime, follow my orders.
** Two scenes later, Spock confides in McCoy about what he thinks Kirk is up to. Spock's explanation is logical, of course, but McCoy's response can be read as him gently suggesting, inaccurately but sensibly and understandably, that Spock's response is motivated by hurt feelings and jealousy over all the romantic attention Kirk seems to be giving Lenore.[[note]]The script and Shatner's performance make it very plausible that Kirk's attention to Lenore is entirely him ruthlessly but morally justifiably manipulating a much younger and more naïve suspect for strategic purposes, but [[PoorCommunicationKills since Kirk is too personally compromised to let anyone else into the loop]] — [[Recap/StarTrekS2E13Obsession which will turn out to be a recurring flaw of his]] — whether or not this is true, Spock doesn't yet know it.[[/note]]
--->'''Spock:''' It was illogical for [Kirk] to bring those players aboard.
--->'''McCoy:''' "Illogical"? Did you get a look at that Juliet? That's a pretty exciting creature. Of course your personal chemistry[[note]]with Jim, perhaps?[[/note]] would prevent you from seeing that. Did it ever occur to you that he simply might like the girl?
--->'''Spock:''' It occurred. I dismissed it.
--->'''McCoy:''' You would.
** At the end of the next scene, Lenore passionately kisses Kirk, and the camera cuts immediately and unsubtly to Spock sitting on the bridge brooding with a pissed-off look on his face and a snap in his voice.
** A couple of scenes later, McCoy and Spock confront Kirk about what's going on. From literally any other character, Spock's query to Kirk in this scene — "Why do you invite death?" — would likely be delivered as a passionately emotional plea.
** The context arises during the second act; Kirk and Lenore negotiate the Karidian Players' passage on the ''Enterprise'' in a vaguely flirty fashion, on the bridge, with Spock present. Immediately after Lenore leaves the bridge, Spock voices a reasonable objection and Kirk slaps him down for it:
--->'''Kirk:''' Mr Spock, prepare to leave orbit as soon as the Karidian Company is aboard the ship.
--->'''Spock:''' May I inquire as to our course, Captain?
--->'''Kirk:''' Benecia colony.
--->'''Spock:''' Benecia colony is eight light-years off our course.
--->'''Kirk:''' If my memory needs refreshing, Mr Spock, I'll ask you for it. In the meantime, follow my orders.
** Two scenes later, Spock confides in McCoy about what he thinks Kirk is up to. Spock's explanation is logical, of course, but McCoy's response can be read as him gently suggesting, inaccurately but sensibly and understandably, that Spock's response is motivated by hurt feelings and jealousy over all the romantic attention Kirk seems to be giving Lenore.[[note]]The script and Shatner's performance make it very plausible that Kirk's attention to Lenore is entirely him ruthlessly but morally justifiably manipulating a much younger and more naïve suspect for strategic purposes, but [[PoorCommunicationKills since Kirk is too personally compromised to let anyone else into the loop]] — [[Recap/StarTrekS2E13Obsession which will turn out to be a recurring flaw of his]] — whether or not this is true, Spock doesn't yet know it.[[/note]]
--->'''Spock:''' It was illogical for [Kirk] to bring those players aboard.
--->'''McCoy:''' "Illogical"? Did you get a look at that Juliet? That's a pretty exciting creature. Of course your personal chemistry[[note]]with Jim, perhaps?[[/note]] would prevent you from seeing that. Did it ever occur to you that he simply might like the girl?
--->'''Spock:''' It occurred. I dismissed it.
--->'''McCoy:''' You would.
** At the end of the next scene, Lenore passionately kisses Kirk, and the camera cuts immediately and unsubtly to Spock sitting on the bridge brooding with a pissed-off look on his face and a snap in his voice.
** A couple of scenes later, McCoy and Spock confront Kirk about what's going on. From literally any other character, Spock's query to Kirk in this scene — "Why do you invite death?" — would likely be delivered as a passionately emotional plea.
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** In ''Film/StarTrekGenerations'', it's Chekov who proudly introduces Sulu's daughter, which led to a lot of [[HasTwoMommies Has Two Daddies]]-themed fic.
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** In ''Film/StarTrekGenerations'', it's Chekov who proudly introduces Sulu's daughter, which led to a lot of [[HasTwoMommies Has Two Daddies]]-themed fic.shipping fics with Chekov and Sulu.
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** In "[[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS4E22Demon Demon]]", [[AdamAndEvePlot Tom and Harry serve as the unwitting progenitors]] to the biomimetic ''Voyager'' crew who would feature in "[[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS5E17CourseOblivion Course: Oblivion]]".
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** In "[[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS4E22Demon Demon]]", [[AdamAndEvePlot Tom and Harry serve as the unwitting accidental progenitors]] to the biomimetic ''Voyager'' crew who would feature in "[[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS5E17CourseOblivion Course: Oblivion]]".
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** In "[[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS4E22Demon Demon]]", [[AdamAndEvePlot Tom and Harry serve as the progenitors]] to the biomimetic ''Voyager'' crew who would feature in "[[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS5E17CourseOblivion Course: Oblivion]]".
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** In "[[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS4E22Demon Demon]]", [[AdamAndEvePlot Tom and Harry serve as the unwitting progenitors]] to the biomimetic ''Voyager'' crew who would feature in "[[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS5E17CourseOblivion Course: Oblivion]]".
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** In "[[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS4E22Demon Demon]]", [[AdamAndEvePlot Tom and Harry serve as the progenitors]] to the mimetic ''Voyager'' crew who would feature in "[[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS5E17CourseOblivion Course: Oblivion]]".
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** In "[[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS4E22Demon Demon]]", [[AdamAndEvePlot Tom and Harry serve as the progenitors]] to the mimetic biomimetic ''Voyager'' crew who would feature in "[[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS5E17CourseOblivion Course: Oblivion]]".
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** It helps that Garrett Wang, Harry Kim's actor, reportedly wanted his character to be gay, though [[ExecutiveMeddling the producers refused]].
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** In "[[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS2E6Twisted Twisted]], at the point that Chakotay and B'Elanna (at this point in time, the writer's bible had said that B'Elanna harbored an unrequited attraction to Chakotay) hold hands and wait for the inevitable, Tom wordlessly places his hand on Harry's shoulder. FriendshipMoment like the subsequent moment of Tuvok with Janeway or Relationship Tease mirroring that of Chakotay and B'Elanna? You make the call!
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** In "[[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS2E6Twisted Twisted]], Twisted]]", at the point that Chakotay and B'Elanna (at this point in time, the writer's bible had said that B'Elanna harbored an unrequited attraction to Chakotay) hold hands and wait for the inevitable, Tom wordlessly places his hand on Harry's shoulder. FriendshipMoment like the subsequent moment of Tuvok with Janeway or Relationship Tease mirroring that of Chakotay and B'Elanna? You make the call!call!
** In "[[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS5E6Timeless Timeless]]", Harry dedicates fifteen years to saving Tom and ''Voyager''.
** In "[[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS5E6Timeless Timeless]]", Harry dedicates fifteen years to saving Tom and ''Voyager''.
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*** And speaking of Weyoun and bickering with Cardassians, his interactions with Damar are up there, too. Casey Biggs, who played Damar, even referred to them as '[[LikeAnOldMarriedCouple the Bickersons of outer space]]'.
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** Rene Auberjonois, who played Odo, was once asked what the nature of Quark and Odo's relationship was. His response: "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z62cb2F-1DE&t=480s Sexual]]." Then there's the outtake where the two of them [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-VvqbpLnL0 kiss]].
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** Season 4's "The Galactic Barrier" continues to blur that line. During a crisis, Detmer, as the crew is trying to stay positive as they travel through the Galactice Barrier, imagines a vacation on a Hawaiian beach. Owosekun immediately invites herself along, to no protest.
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* ''[[https://fanlore.org/wiki/Star_Trek:_The_New_Voyages Star Trek: The New Voyages]]'', the first professionally published anthology of fan fiction, credits the fanfic community with helping to save the show after it was cancelled in season two. Slash is not mentioned, but editors Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath were devoted slashers who simply kept their preoccupation, when writing for public consumption (they wrote four ST novels, published by Bantam) to coy little hints and "hurt-comfort" situations. Some of the stories verge on Kirk/Spock, including (in volume two) "Surprise!", a screwball comedy [[https://catboy-doofenshmirtz.tumblr.com/post/643095177752395776 partly written by Nichelle Nichols]] [[https://www.amazon.com/Star-Trek-New-Voyages/dp/0553279335 where Spock wants to give Kirk a birthday spanking]].
* Even airline commercials in the eighties got in on it, having Shatner and Nimoy act like an old married couple going on holiday and obviously echoing Kirk and Spock.
* Even airline commercials in the eighties got in on it, having Shatner and Nimoy act like an old married couple going on holiday and obviously echoing Kirk and Spock.
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* ''[[https://fanlore.org/wiki/Star_Trek:_The_New_Voyages Star Trek: The New Voyages]]'', the first professionally published anthology of fan fiction, credits the fanfic community with [[https://fanlore.org/wiki/History_of_Star_Trek_Fan_Campaigns helping to save the show after it was cancelled cancelled]] in season two. Slash is not mentioned, but editors Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath were devoted slashers who simply kept their preoccupation, when writing for public consumption (they wrote four ST novels, published by Bantam) to coy little hints and "hurt-comfort" situations. Some of the stories verge on Kirk/Spock, including (in volume two) "Surprise!", a screwball comedy [[https://catboy-doofenshmirtz.tumblr.com/post/643095177752395776 partly written by Nichelle Nichols]] [[https://www.amazon.com/Star-Trek-New-Voyages/dp/0553279335 where Spock wants to give Kirk a birthday spanking]].
* Even airline commercials in the eighties got in on it, having Shatner and Nimoy act like an old married couple going on holiday and obviously echoing Kirk and Spock. (Nimoy calls this humor between Shatner and himself "reaching", perhaps as in "[[Recap/StarTrekS3E20TheWayToEden We reach]]" because they could think so much alike.)
* Even airline commercials in the eighties got in on it, having Shatner and Nimoy act like an old married couple going on holiday and obviously echoing Kirk and Spock. (Nimoy calls this humor between Shatner and himself "reaching", perhaps as in "[[Recap/StarTrekS3E20TheWayToEden We reach]]" because they could think so much alike.)
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* David Gerrold may have had bad experiences with slash fans later on, but he was more than happy to indulge, [[https://64.media.tumblr.com/8215d155ebf293381c9ee38cf5337200/tumblr_oe1553bW6s1skb75eo1_500.jpg like Kirk eyeing Spock when he mentions “love”]] in “The Trouble With Tribbles”.
** He also made a manga much later, "Bandi", compiled in the Star Trek manga anthology "Uchu", in which the crew get overwhelmed by strong emotions under the influence of a strange creature. Kirk confesses his love for Spock. Once freed from it, he asks Spock if he said anything during the incident. Spock answers: "Nothing that I will repeat, Captain".
** He also made a manga much later, "Bandi", compiled in the Star Trek manga anthology "Uchu", in which the crew get overwhelmed by strong emotions under the influence of a strange creature. Kirk confesses his love for Spock. Once freed from it, he asks Spock if he said anything during the incident. Spock answers: "Nothing that I will repeat, Captain".
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* David Gerrold may have had bad experiences with slash fans later on, but he was more than happy to indulge, [[https://64.media.tumblr.com/8215d155ebf293381c9ee38cf5337200/tumblr_oe1553bW6s1skb75eo1_500.jpg like Kirk eyeing Spock when he mentions “love”]] in “The Trouble With Tribbles”.
Tribbles”. (Of course, that may not have been Gerrold's idea. The actors used plenty of their own ideas, and [[CampStraight Shatner camped it up]] all the way through the series. So that may just be Shat being Shat.)
** He also made a manga much later, "Bandi", based on a script he'd submitted that wasn't used, compiled in the Star Trek manga anthology "Uchu", in which the crew get overwhelmed by strong emotions under the influence of a strange creature. Kirk confesses his love for Spock. Once freed from it, he asks Spock if he said anything during the incident. Spock answers: "Nothing that I will repeat, Captain".
** He also made a manga much later, "Bandi", based on a script he'd submitted that wasn't used, compiled in the Star Trek manga anthology "Uchu", in which the crew get overwhelmed by strong emotions under the influence of a strange creature. Kirk confesses his love for Spock. Once freed from it, he asks Spock if he said anything during the incident. Spock answers: "Nothing that I will repeat, Captain".
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*** until T’Pring reveals that she doesn’t want to marry Spock and invokes her ancient right to choose a champion to fight Spock. The winner will claim T’Pring as his property. Everyone thinks she is going to choose this guy who is obviously her boyfriend, but instead she chooses Kirk.
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** Kirk and Spock resume fighting, and things get . . . well. . . suggestive. Then Spock gets a strap around Kirk’s throat and uses it to choke him. The moment Kirk stops moving, Spock seems to come out of a daze. He stands up—his eyes wide—and stumbles back in horror.
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** Kirk and Spock resume fighting, and things get . . . well. . .get... well... suggestive. Then Spock gets a strap around Kirk’s throat and uses it to choke him. The moment Kirk stops moving, Spock seems to come out of a daze. He stands up—his eyes wide—and stumbles back in horror.
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** For all his shitty behaviour and many faults on the set, Shatner seemed to know full well what he was doing, apparently having a habit of kissing his male co-stars on the mouth and jokingly telling Spock "it's always been you" instead of one of his "Turnabout Intruder" lines.
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** For all his shitty behaviour behavior and many faults on the set, Shatner seemed to know full well what he was doing, apparently having a habit of kissing his male co-stars on the mouth and jokingly telling Spock "it's always been you" instead of one of his "Turnabout Intruder" lines.
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** The one in "[[{{Recap/StarTrekS2E4MirrorMirror}} Mirror, Mirror]]" is a bit creepy. [[RhetoricalQuestionBlunder BDSM, anyone?]]
** The episode "[[{{Recap/StarTrekS2E22ByAnyOtherName}} By Any Other Name]]" saw a lot of touching between [=McCoy=] and Spock.
** The episode "[[{{Recap/StarTrekS2E22ByAnyOtherName}} By Any Other Name]]" saw a lot of touching between [=McCoy=] and Spock.
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** The one in "[[{{Recap/StarTrekS2E4MirrorMirror}} "[[Recap/StarTrekS2E4MirrorMirror Mirror, Mirror]]" is a bit creepy. [[RhetoricalQuestionBlunder BDSM, anyone?]]
** The episode"[[{{Recap/StarTrekS2E22ByAnyOtherName}} "[[Recap/StarTrekS2E22ByAnyOtherName By Any Other Name]]" saw a lot of touching between [=McCoy=] and Spock.
** The episode
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** The comicbook miniseries "The Q Gambit" starts and ends with Q popping into Picard's private quarters while he's trying to relax. Picard doesn't seem flustered by this at all. Plus there's the fact that Q says he came seeking counsel and implies he was going to ask him for help, which speaks volumes about how highly he regards the captain.
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** The comicbook comic book miniseries "The Q Gambit" starts and ends with Q popping into Picard's private quarters while he's trying to relax. Picard doesn't seem flustered by this at all. Plus there's the fact that Q says he came seeking counsel and implies he was going to ask him for help, which speaks volumes about how highly he regards the captain.
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* Data with Kivas Fajo in "[[{{Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS3E22TheMostToys}} The Most Toys]]". At one point, Fajo throws acid on Data so that he'll change into the clothes he's laid out for him, and then goes on to say that he wouldn't mind if Data just went around naked.
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* Data with Kivas Fajo in "[[{{Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS3E22TheMostToys}} "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS3E22TheMostToys The Most Toys]]". At one point, Fajo throws acid on Data so that he'll change into the clothes he's laid out for him, and then goes on to say that he wouldn't mind if Data just went around naked.
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* There is a curious example of this trope in the second season episode "[[{{Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS2E4TheOutrageousOkona}} The Outrageous Okona]]" when Worf catches Okona fraternizing with a female member of the crew. Worf orders Okona out of the lady's quarters, but Okona instead takes a step towards the Klingon, at which point Worf growls and says, "I'd love that, but I have my orders!" The intent, I'm sure, was that Okona was acting aggressively, and Worf, as usual, was itching for a fight, but the direction and editing left the scene strangely ambiguous.
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* There is a curious example of this trope in the second season episode "[[{{Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS2E4TheOutrageousOkona}} "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS2E4TheOutrageousOkona The Outrageous Okona]]" when Worf catches Okona fraternizing with a female member of the crew. Worf orders Okona out of the lady's quarters, but Okona instead takes a step towards the Klingon, at which point Worf growls and says, "I'd love that, but I have my orders!" The intent, I'm sure, was that Okona was acting aggressively, and Worf, as usual, was itching for a fight, but the direction and editing left the scene strangely ambiguous.
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** In "[[{{Recap/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineS03E02TheSearchPartII}} The Search Part II]]" Garak's [[spoiler: last words before he dies and the others leave him behind are 'I suppose I won't be having lunch with you again doctor'.]]. It wasn't real, but still!
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** In "[[{{Recap/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineS03E02TheSearchPartII}} "[[Recap/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineS03E02TheSearchPartII The Search Part II]]" Garak's [[spoiler: last words before he dies and the others leave him behind are 'I suppose I won't be having lunch with you again doctor'.]]. It wasn't real, but still!
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* Bashir and O'Brien in ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'' ("I like you just a little bit more") are a very popular ship with many moments in canon that shippers are quick to bring up.
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* Bashir and O'Brien in ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'' ("I like you just a little bit more") are a very popular ship with many moments in canon that shippers are quick to bring up.
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*** In "[[{{Recap/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineS07E23ExtremeMeasures}} Extreme Measures]]", we have a line where Bashir tries to convince O'Brien that he likes him more than his wife, states that he likes him better than his girlfriend Ezri, and starts pouting when O'Brien won't admit that he loves him. It should also be noted that in the final episode there are a bunch of montages showing some character's fondest memories on the station. Every. Single. One of O'Brien's memories feature Julian. Not one contains his wife. Also the episode where O'Brien nearly committed suicide, it was Julian talking him out of it and his wife...wasn’t.
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*** In "[[{{Recap/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineS07E23ExtremeMeasures}} "[[Recap/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineS07E23ExtremeMeasures Extreme Measures]]", we have a line where Bashir tries to convince O'Brien that he likes him more than his wife, states that he likes him better than his girlfriend Ezri, and starts pouting when O'Brien won't admit that he loves him. It should also be noted that in the final episode there are a bunch of montages showing some character's fondest memories on the station. Every. Single. One of O'Brien's memories feature Julian. Not one contains his wife. Also the episode where O'Brien nearly committed suicide, it was Julian talking him out of it and his wife...wasn’t.
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** "[[{{Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS4E24HopeAndFear}} Hope and Fear]]" is chock-full of Janeway/Seven LesYay, from their sweaty [[FictionalSport velocity]] sessions, to Janeway considering leaving Seven behind unthinkable, to the intimacy of Janeway adjusting Seven's ocular implant as part of their escape plan.
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** "[[{{Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS4E24HopeAndFear}} "[[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS4E24HopeAndFear Hope and Fear]]" is chock-full of Janeway/Seven LesYay, from their sweaty [[FictionalSport velocity]] sessions, to Janeway considering leaving Seven behind unthinkable, to the intimacy of Janeway adjusting Seven's ocular implant as part of their escape plan.
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** "[[{{Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS3E3TheChute}} The Chute]]" is practically a romance between Tom and Harry. It includes:
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** "[[{{Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS3E3TheChute}} "[[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS3E3TheChute The Chute]]" is practically a romance between Tom and Harry. It includes:
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** In "[[{{Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS3E14Coda}} Coda]]", Harry gets so distraught delivering a eulogy that he can't finish. Cue Tom stepping in and dragging him off to a corner to comfort him. The fact that this is [[spoiler:actually all taking place inside Janeway's mind]] could qualify this as an unintentional bit of EveryoneCanSeeIt.
** "[[{{Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS6E6Riddles}} Riddles]]", the below-mentioned episode where Tuvok [[AlwaysCamp becomes a pastry chef]], also gives us Tom and Harry sharing dessert off the same plate like it's NBD.
** In "[[{{Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS2E6Twisted}} Twisted]], at the point that Chakotay and B'Elanna (at this point in time, the writer's bible had said that B'Elanna harbored an unrequited attraction to Chakotay) hold hands and wait for the inevitable, Tom wordlessly places his hand on Harry's shoulder. FriendshipMoment like the subsequent moment of Tuvok with Janeway or Relationship Tease mirroring that of Chakotay and B'Elanna? You make the call!
** "[[{{Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS6E6Riddles}} Riddles]]", the below-mentioned episode where Tuvok [[AlwaysCamp becomes a pastry chef]], also gives us Tom and Harry sharing dessert off the same plate like it's NBD.
** In "[[{{Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS2E6Twisted}} Twisted]], at the point that Chakotay and B'Elanna (at this point in time, the writer's bible had said that B'Elanna harbored an unrequited attraction to Chakotay) hold hands and wait for the inevitable, Tom wordlessly places his hand on Harry's shoulder. FriendshipMoment like the subsequent moment of Tuvok with Janeway or Relationship Tease mirroring that of Chakotay and B'Elanna? You make the call!
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** In "[[{{Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS3E14Coda}} "[[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS3E14Coda Coda]]", Harry gets so distraught delivering a eulogy that he can't finish. Cue Tom stepping in and dragging him off to a corner to comfort him. The fact that this is [[spoiler:actually all taking place inside Janeway's mind]] could qualify this as an unintentional bit of EveryoneCanSeeIt.
**"[[{{Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS6E6Riddles}} "[[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS6E6Riddles Riddles]]", the below-mentioned episode where Tuvok [[AlwaysCamp becomes a pastry chef]], also gives us Tom and Harry sharing dessert off the same plate like it's NBD.
** In"[[{{Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS2E6Twisted}} "[[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS2E6Twisted Twisted]], at the point that Chakotay and B'Elanna (at this point in time, the writer's bible had said that B'Elanna harbored an unrequited attraction to Chakotay) hold hands and wait for the inevitable, Tom wordlessly places his hand on Harry's shoulder. FriendshipMoment like the subsequent moment of Tuvok with Janeway or Relationship Tease mirroring that of Chakotay and B'Elanna? You make the call!
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* In [[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS3E7SacredGround Sacred Ground]], the female Spirit Guide seems to be enjoying seeing [[ToplessnessFromTheBack Janeway naked]] a bit too much.
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* In [[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS3E7SacredGround Sacred Ground]], the female Spirit Guide seems to be enjoying seeing [[ToplessnessFromTheBack Janeway naked]] [[EatingTheEyeCandy a bit too much.much]].
