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it has come to my attention that there is not nearly enough fanart celebrating Betazoid Badass™ Lwaxana Troi…. so i may have to do my part to remedy that

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i enjoy the pennsylvania shows

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tom starts cheating on b’elanna with harry and harry is deeply distraught about this and the fact that he’s betraying b’elanna and ruining her and tom’s relationship etc etc but he also can’t stop himself because its been so long since he’s had anything other than a short meaningless fling with some delta quadrant girl just passing through then one night after a few too many drinks he breaks down and confesses to seven who listens attentively then when he’s done just looks at him and is like well i don’t feel bad at all when b’elanna cheats on tom with me because i know i’m better than him in every conceivable way

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Vorik: Oops, I was supposed to meet Tuvok in this scene. Who are you? Vreenak: Vreenak. You may call me Senator. And well, you're finally in for a pleasant surprise. Vorik: Where's Tuvok? Vreenak: Deleted from the scene. Vorik: Indeed, a pleasant surprise, Senator sir. Well, welcome to the USS Voyager.

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Notable Histories Of USS VOYAGER

The Federation Starship voyager had quite the impact on both the Alpha and Delta quadrants, but the challenges of figuring out what actually happened are intense. In the Alpha Quadrant, every single report produced by Voyager is kept under lock and key by Starfleet, so quite a bit of speculation has emerged (not helped by the often disagreeing public testimonies of former voyage crewmembers). The Delta Quadrant has it far worse, relying on the remaining wreckage and testimony left behind in it's winding trail through the quadrant. In these gaps of information, various histories emerged to fill in the gaps. Some are more accurate than others.

THE OFFICIAL ARCHIVES OF THE DEATH SHIP VOYAGER: A scholarly archive that took decades to produce with generous funding from the Unified Kazon Expanse, scholars of the archive risked life and limb to gather testimonies of Voyager and what it left in it's wake before it's likely destruction at the hands of the Borg. Borg Cube records, testimony from the grandchildren of survivors, the bodies left floating in space in old missile tubes, all is carefully categorized and analyzed, and available to the public for study.

VOYAGER: THE INTERACTIVE HOLODECK EXPERIENCE: The most successful production from Paris Holoproduction Studios, which mostly produced niche recreations of early-20th century genre works and the disastrous Deep Space Nine: The Interactive Holodeck Experience, this holoprogram placed you in the role of beautiful and heroic ensign Harry Kim as he experiences notable events from all seven years of Voyager's expedition. Multiple crewmembers, including the Chief of Security and the Engineering Officer, complained about their image being used for it and were replaced with lookalikes.

I SERVED WITH FEDERATION'S FINEST: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF NEELIX: Written by a Talaxian trader who was allegedly on board voyager for most of the journey, he wished to make Voyager's legacy less negative. It was largely unknown at the time of publishing, though some food reviewers complemented its excellent recipes. Later on, archivists from the Archives Of The Death Ship Voyager took notice, largely in agreement that there was a Talaxian trader on board Voyager, if not Neelix, and that the description of events within matches very well to the official timeline, if obviously biased (the statement that Voyager's murderous alliance with the Trabe was 'an accident' being especially egregious). The details that could be corroborated by other sources were added to the records.

VOYAGER: THE MAQUIS STORY: A documentary film by Miral Torres, it is the second in what fans of her work call 'The Voyager Trilogy'. Both Voyager: The True Story, her first film made when she was still in starfleet, and Voyager: The Torres Story, about her relationship to her mother, are primarily interesting as autobiographical works, but The Maquis Story's focus on the experience of the Maquis crewmembers was revolutionary: how they felt that the leaders of their cell sold out, the wave of betrayals and losses they continuously felt on board, how they were treated on arriving back in the Delta Quadrant. It's release was briefly stopped over a court case on whether it contained classified information, a court case that ended up being part of the film, but the charges were eventually dropped, and it has come to be regarded as among some of her best work.

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STAR TREK: The Next Generation ↳ Lower Decks, 7x15.️ ️

Taurik 🖖🔧 🧠 [2/2]

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call him bubonic the way he plagues me

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that archie meme but with Them

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what if we kissed in front of the warp core

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seven showing up on b’elanna’s doorstep post-canon and begging her to run away together with some impassioned romantic speech. “the federation isn’t right for us. our home is together among the stars. we’ve wasted too much time being afraid of what we see in each other”. that sort of thing. so they folie à deux to the delta quadrant only to discover that literally every other former voyager crew member in various combinations has done exactly the same thing

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i am not immune to the mommy show

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Ah yes, my favorite DS9 ship

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Seven! ^｡^

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mood recently

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Not kidding Q does pronounce Jean Luc Picard this way here! Classic Q 🗣🗣💯❤️‍🔥

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harry being eic of the starfleet academy paper is so so so real. the staff at my college paper was 90% adhd gossipmongers and 10% dudes who wanted their letterboxd reviews in print, just like the crew of voyager