#trip Tucker iii

[lithiumseven]

Trip Tucker’s taste is music is absolute bangers or hold music and there is no in between

[evviejo]

STAR TREK: ENTERPRISE - S1E5 Unexpected

[strze-lec]

[peachviz]

Crying never did nobody no good no how

That’s why I don’t cry

[incognitomoustache]

Star Trek: Enterprise 1x04 (2001)

Bonus:

[nonbinarywarfare]

Trip Tucker: Ultimate Florida Man!

[timongerart]

Sooooo, the Lower Decks penultimate episode had me going insane for multiple reasons. One of the biggest was T'Pol and her 63 year long marriage to Trip. So I drew some snapshots!

we all know Trip is a big softie and a crybaby so I think he'd cry (for both of them) at both their weddings.

I think they named their Xindi saga AU son Lorian cause that was T'Pol's dad's name. Just like they named their daughter Elizabeth after Trip's sister. I think they remember them and they wouldn't re-use those names for any additional kids they would have.

Baby number 2! I think Trip would want to keep the naming tradition of "Charles Tucker" alive but I don't think he or T'pol would care much the gender of the child they give the name to.

T'Lor takes after his mom. His emotions are more Vulcan (volatile) so he definitely followed the path of logic. He was kind of adrift as a young adult but ended up becoming a mechanic for a number of years before becoming a teacher at a technical school.

Charles "Liz" Tucker IV takes after her dad and joined the Academy out of high school and became an engineer. Unlike her dad and brother though, she found she's much more interested in research and development. She ends up working to design and test new star ships.

Married 63 Years

[eegnm]

T'pol's breakfast entertainment

[objectum-yuri]

TRIP WITH A KITR !!

inspired by ‘here to stay’ by ScottieIsImpatient (link)

[spacetwinkuk]

tbh I even ever talked about how happy it makes me to see T'Pol again and to know that at least I'm some universe out there, her and Trip got a happy ever after

haven't seen the lwd ep but her characterisation is good I hear?? and I'm just so happy to hear T'Pol getting some love, and by extension Enterprise too

[magpieandpossum]

Mirror universe for the Enterprise crew favorites (I know they have outfits but the TOS ones are so much more fun :(

Also these are such rough sketches I’m sorryyy :(

[evviejo]

STAR TREK: ENTERPRISE - S3E24 Zero Hour

[strze-lec]

[floralandfailing]

I've been watching Star Trek Enterprise the past few days and I am so incredibly enamoured and obsessed with Trip Tucker. He's my guy. Bro is going into my top 10 list of men straight away

[mistylacrimosa]

Just watched Similitude (Enterprise S03E10) aka Tuvix 2: Electric boogaloo. Yeaah I know the plot is not exactly the same but come on! The concept is!

And don't get me wrong, I'm actually glad they reused that one. They did a lot of things differently this time making this one shine on its own (and shine it did!) despite the obvious similarities.

Janeway's decision to kill Tuvix is morally gray,she had to consider the other two people who's bodies have been essentially harvested for Tuvix to exist. Captain Archer's on the other hand is straight up wrong. (although I do understand his rationale). He literally created a clone to harvest his brain tissue. And he was prepared to sacrifice said clone quite easily. That's kinda monstrous.

I'm glad they had Sim sacrifice him self in the end. It felt right. It's what Trip would have done. I'm also glad they gave us that scene in the launch bay. It made Sim actually feel real and It made Archer feel human again. I cried like a baby during the kiss scene and I was a mess for every other scene after that. Wonderful episode, probably my favourite Enterprise episode so far.

Geordi's LeVar Burton's direction in this one was just 🤌🏻

[nonbinarywarfare]

Trip Tucker: Ultimate Florida Man!