Genkos Adea

I like the idea of Nick Offerman playing someone and nobody's quite sure whether he's a Vulcan or just a really stoic human.

Each series of Star Trek has explored different genres of television, veering from deep and meaningful dramas (In the Pale Moonlight), outright comedy (any Ferengi episode), philosophical quandaries (Let That Be Your Last Battlefield) to even ghost stories (but let’s not mention Sub Rosa, eh?) whilst all remaining within the same overall genre of space opera. Heck, TOS did a western (as did TNG now I come to think about it). With the addition of an animated comedy to the Trek canon, and an upcoming children’s show, it would appear that exploring different genres within the Trek universe i

Genkos is a strictly sapphire wine or uttaberry green tea kinda guy

Aww bless ya for saying so!

Insert obligatory hatred of Faith of the Heart here But also This.

Bloody well done @Samira Neathler, @Corliss, @Jona ch'Ranni and @Jo Marshall! Really well deserved wins by fabulous simmers!

Genkos is wearing a bit of a multi-coloured patchwork outfit (image courtesy of @German Galven)

I've been enjoying Enterprise a lot more since I made use of Netflix's Skip Credits option.

Prison wasn’t so bad, Tillul mused. The worst part of it were his fellow prisoners; many of whom were uncouth, angry monsters. But then, they were all in for murder. Tillul had been here about a year, a long year of slowly acclimatising to incarceration, but he’d made what they laughably called his “accommodation” his own. He’d taken to carving small anatomical models of fauna from bits of wood and stone that he’d purloined from the yard during their daily exercise, and he used a small toolkit they’d allowed him from the workshop classes. He’d attempted to be a model prisoner, gaining the guar

I see Shayne's question and raise him two! 1) Is this to be formatted in prose or in sim style? 2) Should we consider our story canon / can we?

Aww thanks, Hutch.

I think crossing a swan with a tribble is how we got that damned goose in the first place

Genkos tends to wear high collared jackets (often linen) with contrasting sashes. Very simple, elegant, Betazoid clothing

Yeah it has to be Picard really. No question.

(specifically uttaberry tea)