#USS Cerritos

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Alt-Cerritos "The New Next Generation"

Bonus:

[dougielombax]

I’m gonna miss this lot so much.

I hope we see them again.

[thisshrimpisfryingrice]

Part 2 of crazy ass ships

[darrencalvert]

Some Lower Decks fan art in honour of the announcement that this fall's Season 5 will be the last. Here's hoping they get a renewal elsewhere or at least some sort of follow-up.

[virtualsuitmoon]

Boimler every time something goes wrong on the USS Cerritos so pretty much daily ig

[smartsmears]

Repost but I realise I havent posted it once this season and the show's almost over. Going into the home stretch with the final two parter.

[defconprime]

[star-trekster]

Love the new intro battle scene for Lower Decks Season 5! Still Frame under cut ⬇️

[spatulahat]

It's been a long road...

[bruceandmary]

You know why Boimler's weird death-faking clone sent that cosmic wave at us? Because he knew we kick ass. And not just the five of us. The whole Cerritos crew is stacked with amazing officers. Yeah, there's a lot of ships in the fleet which are bigger, fancier, they have engineering sections that are attached to the main part of the ship. And honestly, those crews are way more professional. Hey, I should know, I've been kicked out of half of 'em. But this thing we do doesn't require perfection. We're explorers. We live for the unknown. You can't prepare for that. Nobody on the Cerritos is even close to perfect. We're a mishmash of people and various creatures that don't fit in anywhere else. But we're a family. That's why I love it here. We believe in the mission and in each other. My mom might be gone, but she handpicked this crew. Which is why I know we're going to be okay. This isn't the end of a story, it's a beginning. We're gonna make her proud.

Beckett Mariner, Star Trek: Lower Decks episode 5x10.

Farewell.

[stra-tek]

The Weirdest Places on Federation Starships

Engineering on the U.S.S. Enterprise (2009 Star Trek) has a maze of coolant pipes which of course lead to a giant blender

The classic movie Enterprise-A has a 78 deck turbolift shaft, numbered bottom to top when she ship should really only have 20something decks, numbered from top to bottom

There's an entire swamp on the deck beneath the arboretum on the U.S.S. Cerritos (Lower Decks), full of hallucinogenic spores

The U.S.S. Franklin (Star Trek Beyond) has 3 decks on the outside, but an infinite turbolift shaft on the inside

But the U.S.S. Discovery NCC-1031-A tops everything with The Great Turbolift Carverns hidden between her decks, stretching off into infinity and full of what look like giant electrical transformers and entire buildings

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Season 1: Borg Vs Romulans Season 2: Throw some Pakleds and Klingons into the mix Season 3: The Crystalline Entity Season 4: The Whale Probe & Breen Season 5: Giant Apollo Hand! Tholians! The Vejur Cloud!

[thenadnerb02]

Chapel: So in the future you can use holograms to simulate anything or anyone?

Boimler: Yeah! I’ve already met the important figures on this ship several times.

Mariner: One time I vented my emotions by simulating the entire crew of the Cerritos and killing them off one by one. It was oddly therapeutic.

(awkward pause)

Ortegas: That’s fuckin’ cool.

Chapel: NO IT’S NOT

[thisshrimpisfryingrice]

How to enter the neutral zone without entering the neutral zone.

[stormandsparks]

Star Trek ‘ship’ poll!

so sorry guys I forgot to do this last week- so you get a special one!

[alphamecha-mkii]