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The one and only. Well, sort of. He's not quite Nimoy, but he's the real deal.

Right. As if it weren't enough that we have Luke Skywalker and the Doctor. Hell. It's stressful.

The Doctor? As in capital D blue box Doctor?

That's what Mitchell said, though I've not seen him myself. If it's the case, I feel quite cheated. We ought to have been rescued by now.

Sadly physics seem slightly less re-writable here than they are on TV. Otherwise yes, I'd completely agree with you. Do you know which one?

I don't, but I'm hoping desperately it's not the Seventh.

[ Man he's not even that hardcore, he mostly just watched the new stuff. The science was so bad anyway, it was like a migraine. So, in the true fashion of someone who doesn't actually have an opinion, he agrees. ]

Yes, that would be awful.

It's stressful, though, don't you think? Being confronted with all these iconic childhood figures?

You should've been here for Trekgate. I only had one pair of jeans at the time and I very nearly urinated all over them.

[ charming yes ]

A bit too much information, there, mate. What was Trekgate, some sort of Star Trek/Stargate crossover?

Actually still a zero on the Stargates. But no, no crossovers, just accidentally discussing the death of Captain Kirk on a public channel.

[A pause.]

So you're telling me you actually violated the Prime Directive at Captain Kirk.

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Accidentally.

[ But oh my god he never thought of it that way, thanks George. ]

He was fine with it.

How was it accidental? Did you dial him from your pocket as you were discussing that film? Which was rubbish, really.

That's what I told him. That the film was rubbish, I mean. Except less British.

And I was having a private conversation with someone else on the network that just happened to be public. It's not my fault Starfleet apparently has google alerts set up on their names.

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A private conversation that just happened to be public. Right.

[George wants to be snotty...except some day he's going to end up doing that. He just knows it.]

I don't suppose we have a Picard?

Sadly, no. There were a few non-ToS types around for a while, but I haven't seen them lately.

What, you a Next Gen guy?

Part that. Part that I'd sooner have Picard than Kirk. Kirk seemed to solve most of his problems by hitting them or getting shirtless at them, which does not seem like it would work here.

Pretty sure he's gotten shirtless at a few things here, not sure if it's solved anything.

I feel like Picard would just get really grouchy about the lack of good tea, though.

And rightly done him. I can't well believe that there's a lack of tea here. It's like some sort of ironic punishment. I complained about Annie making too much tea at home, so I'm sent here, where there's none.

Oh, there's tea, but it's the equivalent of instant coffee. Which we also have, and it's also the equivalent of instant coffee.

[ synonymous for awful. ]

You could probably scrape together some lovely herbal mixes from the garden.

That's where I'll be working, it seems, so I suppose so. Though herbal tea isn't tea, you know.

Pretty sure it still fits the definition.

Tea is black, caffeinated, and full of milk. Preferably with a bit of sugar as well. Chamomile is acceptable, though it is not tea.

You might want to lower your standards if you're planning on making space tea.

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