#tuvok/emh

[quarkfancam]

dinner date where everyone involved is having a great time

[nullphysics]

Drew this for a friend as a holiday gift. They posted, so now I will too! Her fav Star Trek is Voyager and she’s also an Animal Crossing fiend, so I tricked her into telling me what she thought which animals the Voyager crew would be haha. Happy holidays!

[gesssekai]

STAR TREK: VOYAGER // S2E15: Threshold

[bumblingbabooshka]

Mini Plots under the cut

B'Elanna: Sort of blames herself for her father leaving their family and has to come face to face with the sad little baby version of herself that she's blaming and it gets ugly but also heals a part of her. The B'Elannas don't have beef with each other REALLY, they have beef with their dad and the world. Tuvok: Child Tuvok thinks adult Tuvok is a boring traditionalist who turned out just as his father always wanted and resents him for it. Sheeple. Where's his spirit? Adult Tuvok thinks this kid is delusional and disrespectful. Chakotay: Child Chakotay thinks it's unthinkable that Chakotay turned his back on Starfleet and is angry and devastated by the news that his father died fighting instead of giving in to the Cardassians and evacuating his home. He calls the decision and the man stupid which angers Adult Chakotay, hence the beef. Similar to B'Elanna, being able to talk it out with himself is healing. Remembers things about his dad he's long since forgotten about. Neelix: Adult Neelix is crying and hugging child Neelix and telling him to please please please cherish your family, spend as much time with them as you can. Ashamed of what his life's become. Does NOT tell child Neelix what happens to his family, doesn't care that this won't actually affect the timeline in any way - wants to preserve his happiness. Seven: Baby Seven has a lot of questions that Adult Seven doesn't know the answers to. Much younger than the others' childhood selves. Baby Seven doesn't really understand why the situation's as sad as it is. Tom: Trying to appear cool and suave in front of his childhood self and this works well but then Kid Tom does something that annoys Adult Tom and after scolding him he says "C'mon don't be so sensitive kid-" and both Toms remember their dad at the same time. Not fun Not fun Not fun!! Kes: Kid Kes thinks she's so cool for achieving their life's dream and going around on a STARSHIP and having awesome powers and WOW WOW WOW!!! They're just buds. Janeway: Kid Janeway thinks Adult Janeway's pretty ok...wishes she was a scientist but being captain's alright too~! Janeway likes the little scamp. Gets a bit wistful when she talks about her dad but doesn't tell her he died, similar to Neelix. Would lie if asked. Harry: Kid Harry thinks adult Harry's living the DREAM and wants to hear ALL ABOUT his adventures!! Similar to Kes, kid Harry brings about no conflicting emotions and uncomplicatedly adores adult Harry. Like Janeway, Harry gets wistful when his parents are brought up but they're both still alive so it's not as serious! Tells kid Harry to appreciate his parents more. You love them a lot, right? Right! The Doctor: He has no childhood. Please imagine he gets jealous and tries to make a child version of himself but it's just a shrunk down version of current him with a propeller hat, suspenders, and giant lollipop.

[captaincrusher]

The Doctor's whole vibe in Future's End is a child so excited about his first field trip while Tuvok is the exasperated Dad that had to stop the van a fourth time in an hour because someone threw up in the back seat.

[arachniasbride]

@voyagerweek - DAY 4: Favorite Season ⤷ Season 4 → Season 5

[evviejo]

STAR TREK: VOYAGER // S7E25 Endgame, Part 1 I'm not talking about technology. I'm talking about people. People who weren't as lucky as you and me. You said you and the Doctor wanted to keep things in the family. But our family's not complete anymore, is it?

[catgirljaneway]

Voyager + Textposts: Special Kathryn Janeway Edition (Part 3)

Voy + Textposts 21

(Voy + Textposts 20) + (Voy + Textposts 22)

[defconprime]

Voyager Crew

[trekkiemage]

Your honor, I love them

[quarkfancam]

would LOVE to see anyone from voyager in your style...esp the doctor

seven+doctor friendshipisms because they are my world... & some creatures on the house

[smilesobrien]

guess who's making sticker sheets agaaaaain :3

[gesssekai]

STAR TREK: VOYAGER // S3E9: Future's End, Part II

[bumblingbabooshka]

I think Tuvok and The Doctor should start an unintentional little literature club. I think someone should walk into sickbay at like 2am, confused but slightly relieved to hear voices from the hall, and walk in to see Tuvok with his arms crossed (standing still) lecturing the Doctor (who's pacing around) about how his taste in drama is too melodramatic. It borders on histrionic, really, and all the singing- "The singing is the most important part!" Tuvok gives the Doctors his poems and The Doctor gives him his plays and they both edit and insult them ruthlessly and they don't know how they even got into this exchange (it's because they were roasting each other verbally and they're both proud and Tuvok canonically loves having the last word) It's just the two of them. In lulls, they eviscerate Tom's latest holonovel. B'Elanna suggested a romance novel which they both deemed too saccharine, trashy, not like THEIR exquisite high art. "Would we really call the work of T'Lumar'kah 'art'? They're great works, certainly. It took a great amount of work to read them." I say this because I headcanon Tuvok as someone who likes literature and writes poetry (it's stated he read some for talent night and he also canonically read 'the dictates of poetics' which seems to be a book on writing fiction) and he obviously has strong opinions on the former - which I think would lend well to the Doctor's approach to and attitude towards writing. Tuvok seems like he'd keep that sort of thing hidden but wouldn't tolerate it being insulted. Importantly, they both think the other is bad. They don't like each other's work. It's boring, it's sensationalist, it's incomprehensible, it's ooc, and also they look forward to reading it. And they do read carefully. And somehow, their work is improving. And years down the line Tuvok will experience the first (critically panned) holonovel written by a hologram and write a scathing review. And in response he'll receive a clipping of one of his poems in a small Vulcan literature magazine, annotated to hell and back with the ultimate suggestion that he stick to growing orchids.

[spockvarietyhour]

Star Trek Voyager "Parallax"

[arachniasbride]

TV Appreciation Week 2024 ⋆ Day 5: Favourite season of a TV show ⤷ Star Trek Voyager | Season 5 (in⋆sp)