Star Trek: Discovery | Stamets and Culber's Key Relationship Moments | Paramount+

[@robbielex]

I'm straight but their relationship is mature, loving and also intellectual which I find to be a beautiful representation of togetherness no matter which orientation. I pine for a show that does this but for atheists like me.

[@elchasai]

yeah not enough representation of atheists, they're people too!

[@darkelement209]

2 of my favorite characters on the show!!!

[@milhouse14]

Love is Love 👬🌈

[@joegreene7619]

Which is hilarious since you're not defining it.

[@elchasai]

@@joegreene7619 and hate is hate

[@joegreene7619]

@@elchasai Which again isn't being defined.

[@elchasai]

@@joegreene7619 they are in the dictionary

[@cindyhesson9213]

I didn't like this show at first but some of characters have grown on me and I've found myself watching every episode. And enjoying it 😍 There's some great actors here!! 👍

[@NURREDIN]

EWWWWW!

[@joegreene7619]

The perfect depiction of why the show failed so badly after season 2.

[@jameshemmingway7975]

It was not for you

[@joegreene7619]

@@jameshemmingway7975 It wasn't for anyone which is why the viewership cratered for seasons 3-5.

[@milhouse14]

For you but not for us

[@_PatrickO]

The last three episodes of season 4 and season 5 are worth watching. Which suggests the new star fleet academy show has a chance of being good.

[@joegreene7619]

@@jameshemmingway7975 It wasn't for anyone which is why the viewership tanked.

[@mrburns366]

WHO CARES

[@adamleal670]

This relationship felt awkward and out of place. It’s one of the reasons why the show wasn’t good. 🤷‍♂️

[@Mynamehear]

It was right around this time that it went from great action in the first two seasons right into the woke toilet. Maybe we can get a good scifi in the 21st century that avoids trying to make a statement rather than tell a tale?