#Lt Commander Data

[dgcatanisiri]

You know, considering Data’s personality and attitude, even before getting to the fact that he would go on to actively be a pen pal with and even collaborate with Bruce Maddox, the guy who wanted to disassemble him…

I have to think that not only would Data himself not hold a grudge towards Doctor Pulaski’s initial attitude towards him, an attitude and approach that DID change over time that she worked alongside him, but he would also be very disappointed with the way that so many in the fandom proceed to act like she is the devil incarnate because of how she initially treated him.

[transcarcinization]

i think he would kill it on space tiktok

[bir0me]

This comic was inspired by a post that I cannot find [redacted rant about how much tumblr's search function is the closest there is tho pure evil]. So you know, if anyone has that post hand it I will actually make you a silly litltle doodle.

[dadbodbensisko-moved]

[klaipeda-witness]

And though you are not sentient, Spot, and do not comprehend, I nonetheless consider you a true and valued friend.

[chazchaschad]

21st century

[dataentryspecialist]

[overseer-picard]

Behind the scenes of Star Trek: Insurrection

[astralbondpro]

Star Trek: The Next Generation // S04E25: In Theory

[thesilly-goose]

i’m looking at the way data interacts with children and i think he’s completely meant to be a parent, or a parent figure. this isn’t a claim i have made about literally any character ever, but i feel like it’s true for him. he’s just so kind, and so willing to connect and explain and protect. he doesn’t take offense to children acting childishly, nor does he restrict them because they’re “only children”. he’s patient, but not condescending. he won’t dumb anything down, but he’ll elaborate as much as they need as long as they ask. he makes genuine effort to understand their perspectives and thoughts, and treats children as actual, sentient, intelligent beings. he’s willing to have actual engaging conversations with them. he’s never dismissive, and you can tell he’s genuinely interested in what kids have to say. however, he’s not overly lenient. he’s willing to admit his faults, but he will make a kid take accountability for their own actions. he’ll establish rules and boundaries, teach important life lessons, provide guidance and mentorship - in fewer words, he is literally the best father figure a kid could ask for.

[datazombiie]

this popped up on my pinterest and i’ve been staring at him for 15 minutes dear god

[cannedvvurms]

duck duck goose

[idol--hands]

[bir0me]

Art for @spongynova for the Star Trek Winter Gift Exchange, for the prompt ¨Data and Geordi vibin' ". Once again, I'm sorry for being late and I hope you enjoy this!

[ineffably-bisexual]

This is literally one of the stupidest things I’ve ever made

[derschokoladenritter]

Data painting