#ensign baby

[ex0rin]

Ensign Boimler tangled in wires | Strange New Worlds: Those Old Scientists

[pumpkinrootbeer]

voyager has everything. sexual tension between every member of the crew, a strange emotional support little man they picked up off the street, a captain pushed to the brink who constantly has to betray her own morals to try and save everyone in the end, a girl who like. becomes a weird non corporeal space entity and just like. evaporates into space and that's the last we see of her?? borg. an ensign who: has invented warp 10, saved the ship single handily multiple times, has zero rizz, is somehow always working, a senior member of the crew, died at least twice, and despite all that never gets a promotion. lizard sex, dubious ethics, if HIPAA wished to be a real boy, steven universe fusion, boy AND girl failures, and coffee in that nebula.

[hguhie]

junior lieutenant james k’wayyd & ensign percy omak [ @event-horizon06 ] : biggest gossipers you will ever meet in your life! they probably have a burn book!

[sweetandglovelyart]

Knightfall in Dream Land - Page 10

Meta learns some more information about the king and seeks some armor for his impending battle.

[bumblingbabooshka]

Just watched the Voyager Lower Decks episode and I love the thought of Voyager's crew being there on opening day. Tom Paris is of course front and center being asked questions and joking with all the starry-eyed ensigns and Harry's shaking that Historian's hand, nodding and smiling as the man eagerly tells him what an honor it is to finally-! Then Chakotay shows up, a little bit late but with a big grin on his face as he walks up to Janeway and Tuvok who're discussing something amongst themselves.

"Hey there," Janeway smiles. Tuvok nods towards him. "Hey," Chakotay grins, practically radiating a mischievous glee. "You'll never guess what just happened on the Cerritos."

[youngpettyqueen]

every time I see a screenshot of Julian from the early seasons of DS9 and get reminded that he's a jr grade lieutenant I feel like I just got whiplash. who let this baby be chief medical officer of an entire station

[best-star-trek-character]

[thresholdbb]

Harry Kim seeing a truck with wheels: Is this an early hover car?

[baylardian-1]

lil scribblies of a star trek sona i’m working on for funzies!

me ‘n alice were hypothetical-ing us being crew members on Voyager. i figured mine would be a science officer who tends to the airponics bay. :)

[lipstickontheglass1985]

star trek tng s5e5 disaster would be such a beautiful name for a babygirl btw

[ex0rin]

Ensign Boimler | "Um, okay, touching this can't possibly change the future... right?"

[jimkirkachu]

I'm just saying I would love to see them being friends and playing checkers together or something 💛🚀🧸💚

[hguhie]

hi im obsessed with my loser OCs

[sweetandglovelyart]

Knightfall in Dream Land - Page 7

Meta Knight’s descent comes to an end at Orange Ocean, where he crashes into Lieutenant Vul and Ensign Dee’s ship.

[bumblingbabooshka]

Tuvok & Neelix should have been in charge of an away mission with other people relying on them. The morale would have been WILD. Away Team of Hell and NOT because of the mission I'll tell you that. There's actually absolutely nothing that goes wrong with the mission itself but the interpersonal stress is enough to make everyone who was on the shuttle need to sleep and be alone for twelve hours after and half of those hours are stress dreams. Just before the shuttle reaches the ship the climax of this subplot commences with the whole away team talking about how annoying they both are and how they're driving them CRAZY!! and then something happens and they all work together and put it behind them and get along and turns out Tuvok & Neelix actually ARE good leaders in times of crisis etc. Then, after the ship lands and everyone says their see-you-laters there's a shot of Tuvok & Neelix, looking at each other before starting down the hall. After a moment of silence Neelix is like "You know...I think ensign Jacobs was exaggerating about your tone of voice. It's not grating. More cutting I'd say, and that's not a bad thing at all!" and Tuvok's like "Thank you. And may I say I also believe lieutenant Bule was remiss to label you as 'scatterbrained' given the state of his work station..." and the last shot of the episode is the two of them officially made up again by fade-out complaining about how no, it's the children that are wrong.

[penguinofawesomenessworld]

Poor Chekov

"Could never tell you what happened

The day I turned seventeen

The rise of a king and the fall of a queen

Seventeen, seventeen

Marina diamonds song "Only Seventeen"

When the events of Star Trek 2009 take place Chekov is 17.

He is seventeen when he witnesses the death of almost six billion people.

Seventeen when he saves Sulu and Kirk from slamming to their deaths but minutes later loses Amanda as the surface of Vulcan gives way & he is unable to lock onto her signal. He's a child, the death of someone else's mother is on his hands.

Chekov watched as a few elders and Spock appeared in the transporter, saw the look of devastation on his face as Spock realized his mother was now gone. They returned to the bridge and watched as a planet died, knowing there was nothing to be done about it.

Chekov's calculations were correct and it must have been the worst feeling in the universe. He had to hope - even if it was just in the back of his head - that he was wrong. He had most likely never wished for anything more in his young life.

All of this... only to then be present when Kirk forced Spock into showing that he was emotionally compromised. Hearing Kirk goad Spock with, "It must not even compute for you. You never loved her!" only to see someone he most likely admires lose his mind. No one on the bridge, except his father, could have imagined Spock in such a state.

You can't convince me that Chekov didn't internalize that. He had to have been feeling poorly as it was - to run through the halls shouting, "I can do that I can do that!" and save two men only to lose someone a few moments later in a similar situation. I know I'm repeating myself here but I remember being 17 and internalizing all kinds of things.

The one break Chekov probably had was taken from him when Spock snapped. To see Spock react logically must have been a level of comfort, even if on some level Chekov knew it was probably a lie.

And then to be the one that came up with the plan to hide the entirety of the Enterprise??? To go through all of that and still be mentally present is a kind of strength that is unimaginable for me.

I like to think that after the events of that day McCoy is making his rounds, checking in on everyone. When he gets to Chekov the kid smiles and says, "Everything is fine with me, sir."

McCoy gives him a look before responding, "Ever eager, huh? You didn't even let me ask my question."

"What question is that?"

"How are you?"

Three simple words. And Chekov's illusion he built for himself shatters.

Seeing Vulcan destroyed was bad enough. But he hasn't been able to sleep without seeing Amanda disappear from the screen, seeing Spock hit Kirk over and over with displaced rage, hearing Spock's voice shake as he says, "Doctor, I am no longer fit for duty. I here by relinquish my command based on the fact that I have been emotionally compromised. Please note the time and date in the ship's log.", or waking up scared that Spock will blame him, because why wouldn't he?