100% diversity in those pictures.

We did it. Well done everyone.

That people NEED to be holding something is also funny. Can't have empty hands. Who stages those pictures?

Considering the entire premise of the show, even in 1967, was rooted in diversity, I'm happy to see that.

Many of the black actors that starred in it grew up drinking from separate water fountains through segregation, etc, which was only legally banned a mere 3 years before the show started. I don't find it unlikely that there would have been many people at the time making comments like yours about the mere fact that Uhura was on the bridge - or even being outright angry about it.

One bridge, one engineering, two nacelles. That's it, that's the whole ship.

"Ensign, report to sick bay."

"Aye Captain."

A few seconds later redshirt is seen floating through space on viewscreen.

I got this as a birthday present from my partner and kids. Love it.

Isn't playmobil a toy for <5yo? Honestly, I find this a little sad that it's marketed at adults.

Get a life, will you people? I mean, for crying out loud, it's just a TV show.

I thought you wanted 'to do whatever common people do.'

I'll take my answer from the pretzel line; thanks.