I feel like a Vulcan suffering from bendi syndrome. 😭 This plaque was seen at a Magic the Gathering pre-release event for Star Trek’s Beyond Realms sets tonight. I don’t know where this event was located.

So we’ve all been grieving the loss of many people in the last month that left the Star Trek Family. The one person who has had possibly the greatest impact was Sir Stewart. I decided to order this replica of Eline’s necklace from “The Inner Light” as a tangible keepsake to honor Sir Stewart. It was his favorite episode. Even as I type this, getting the words out are still painful. 😭 Hell, today’s STLV guest announcement had acknowledgment from Creation Entertainment that we are still reeling.

I thought I’d share this here since it hasn’t sold out, suggesting not many people are aware Factory Entertainment made this. This is a difficult time still and it may be a very long time before we feel okay.

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Can someone tell me if old pressed latinum is still legal tender? Also which one is the old pressed latinum? Thanks. I don’t want to be in trouble next time I run a tab at Quarks.

Does the liquid inside retain the same value on the galactic exchange market?

In remembrance of Walter Koenig and Sir Patrick Stewart, who last appeared in Star Trek: Picard, season 3 episode 10, “The Last Generation”.

The Star Trek Family lost five members this month. Each person mattered but with Sir Stewart, this has been a tremendous loss for so many people, not just Star Trek fans. His passing has touched us in ways we hadn’t been prepared for. The Star Trek Family, which he made arguably the greatest impact with his contributions, is hurting. For many fans, Jean-Luc Picard was a father figure and of course a role model. The Star Trek fandom is a very tight-nit community and we are leaning on each other. He will be missed.

Fans across the world mourn the passing of a true and irreplaceable legend. As Captain Jean-Luc Picard, Patrick Stewart took the starship Enterprise to places it had never gone before, and he inspired a whole next generation of star-gazers who looked longingly ahead to a brighter future for all humanity. Our hearts are heavy, indeed. Rest in the heavens, Captain.