#star trek: Voyager

[theladyeowyn]

#he gets it

[cihojuda]

The various types of screaming that happens on various Star Trek vessels

The Enterprise (TOS/TAS): not a whole lot, actually. Mostly internal screaming by Bones.

The Enterprise-D: intermittent Dramatic Shouting. Things like "Pull yourself together, man!" and "Shut up, Wesley!"

The Enterprise (Enterprise): I think Archer likes to let his crew have a little nonsense, as a treat; but T'Pol is Very Against random shouting. Tucker knows that ship inside and out and he knows the best place to scream depending on if you want to be heard or not.

The Enterprise (SNW): barking orders? maybe. Screaming? No.

Voyager: when not being chased by Delta Quadrant hostiles, there's not a lot of screaming going on over here either. Random hallway screaming will get you reactions ranging from "mood" to "bruh do you need to see the Doctor?"

The Protostar: there is so much screaming on the Protostar. Imagine your boss asked you to put out eight simultaneous fires and also your boss is twelve and also YOU are twelve and all of you are traumatized and don't really like each other. There is so, so much screaming on the Protostar.

Voyager-A: you know that trope where the chaos passes by in the background and the characters just shrug and keep working? That. Just... All the time.

The Cerritos: to quote T'Lyn,

There is nothing that happens on the Cerritos that does not result in some kind of yelling.

Deep Space Nine: mostly this.

[homewrecking-lore]

[lady-sci-fi]

Which Starfleet First Officer would you most want/trust to generally look after the crew and act in the Captain's stead?

[elsiebrayisgay]

[itberice]

#iconic

[avoicefromthestars]

Star Trek: Voyager Repression

[technoturian]

I want a Lower Decks episode where three adult superevolved lizards are being escorted from the edge of the Delta Quadrant to Starfleet headquarters so they can sue two decorated officers for child abandonment.

[thedurassisterspod]

Tumblr Text posts + Star Trek

[thedogneedsahouse]

Voyager / 4x26 Hope and Fear

[theladyeowyn]

- I remember my last visit there. I was given my general orders for Voyager's first mission: Proceed to the Badlands, and find the Maquis. - The orders that brought us together.

[vreenak]

Bonus:

Telek R'Mor [2/?]

STAR TREK: VOYAGER | Eye of the Needle, 1x07

[baylardian-1]

"I've thought about having children, but I must say I never considered having them with you."

[thebellyofthewhale]

I do not exist. I am only part of the greater whole.

[itberice]

[avoicefromthestars]

Star Trek: Voyager Repression

Not exactly ironclad logic. Call it a hunch.