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homewrecking-lore · 11 months
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sarasidlesaid · 2 months
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Less than a month into Seven being on Voyager those aliens give Janeway a headache and she drives the ship between two stars and I think maybe that was it for Seven. That was the “I’m gay” moment.
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bumblingbabooshka · 10 months
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Headcanon that Seven of Nine and Naomi actually find Neelix’s cooking to be fine because it’s the only food they’ve ever eaten/their first introduction to food and when they get to Earth everyone’s so excited to show them Alpha quadrant foods but neither of them likes anything they’re offered very much. Seven doesn’t really care either way except that she has to get used to a whole new palette and Naomi likes the obvious (Ex: candy, cake) but frequently complains that nothing tastes ‘right’. Naomi: -pushing away a slice of pizza- I don’t like it... Tom: You’re kidding me. You don’t like pizza? Naomi: It doesn’t taste right! Make it how Neelix used to. Tom: You want me to put gerhalorian beets and yuk mushrooms in the sauce so it congeals into a lumpy, slightly sour mess? Is that what you want, Naomi? Naomi: Yeah :(  I want Naomi and Icheb to work tirelessly together on a side project for years until finally doing it - being able to communicate clearly with those in the Delta quadrant! Icheb uses it to speak to the other borg children (now adults) and Naomi immediately uses it to call Neelix and ask him to find the nearest time portal and toss a big box of leola root into it. She’s been craving it for years! No one told her the Alpha quadrant didn’t have leola root, she wouldn’t have gone otherwise!
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compacflt · 9 months
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icemav going on a cinema date?
i have thought about this one long and hard and: i don’t know how to write a one-shot about this that is compelling & interesting. But i CAN tell you ice & mav most assuredly DID go see titanic together when it came out 1997, probably as a joke, lots of semi-ironic “it’s a date!”s, and then left the theatre together three hours later overwhelmingly depressed & speechless
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isagrimorie · 9 months
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Star Trek Voyager 5x15 - 16: Dark Frontier: Seven of Nine and the Borg Queen
#i've turned this scene over and over in my head #the way she acquiesced #designed as a way to get on seven's good side probably good graces this scene is very charged #and full of meaning #and it's a full-on manipulation
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sshbpodcast · 10 months
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Shuttle, Shuttle, Boil and Buttle: Shuttlecraft in Star Trek
By Ames
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Diagrams emphatically not to scale here.
A Star to Steer Her By is hitting the open road today. Or open space, I suppose. Pack a lunch for a nice day trip because you can’t get too far in a shuttlecraft in Star Trek, but you still need some flexibility outside your massive hero ship. We’ve covered all those Federation starships before (check out parts 1, 2, 3, and 4 here!). Like they say, “warp’s fine if you like going fast in a straight line,” but what if we wanna do some offroading? Now it’s the little guys’ time to shine!
We’re only going to be looking at classic Trek shuttles from The Original Series through Enterprise because newer series just have too many types of shuttles to count and also because Ex Astris Scientia has a great selection of these shuttles chronicled for easier reference. So strap in and scroll on to see all the screengrabs we could find and listen to this week’s podcast episode (discussion at 1:01:56) for a couple games of “I Spy.” It’s gonna be a bumpy ride.
[Images © CBS/Paramount, Ex Astris Scientia, Eaglemoss Ltd., probably others]
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TOS: Class F
This simple boxy affair is probably the most recognizable shuttlecraft, especially after the Galileo-7’s starring turn in the eponymous “The Galileo Seven,” among many other episodes throughout TOS. It’s definitely function over form with this basic brick of a vehicle, but that just makes it more endearing.
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TAS: Aquashuttle
The Animated Series had a little more flexibility to showcase some new designs, though just how much was getting designed is still really minimal on that cheapskate show. It was nice to see a craft that could transition from space to atmosphere to water when we saw this eraser stub of an aquashuttle in “The Ambergris Element,” so that’s something at least.
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TAS: Copernicus-type
We meet the Copernicus in “The Slaver Weapon” and it’s a cute little mosquito of a ship. Everything about her is just so pointy and sharp, and she looks fast to boot. We know very little else about this type of craft, but we appreciate her typical nacelles and her speedboat shape.
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TAS: Heavy shuttle
Comparatively more bulbous than the Copernicus we just looked at is this much heavier-looking shuttle from “Mudd’s Passion.” Again, we don’t see much of this thing, but it looks like it’s more durable and able to take a bit of a beating, and it even has a little bit of curve to its windshield!
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TOS Films: Travel pod
There’s much more budget by the time we get to The Motion Picture, so the model for this small travel pod that ferries crewmen around spacedock is pretty logical even if some of the compositing is… less so. The purpose of the pod is so simple that its design really reflects that. It even returns for a hot second in the final scene of The Voyage Home.
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TOS Films: Executive shuttle
We catch a couple of glimpses of the SD-103 Executive Shuttle from The Undiscovered Country, and again, it’s a pretty simple shape that does its job and then goes home for the day without needing to do much more. This one has a polite little wedge shape, clearly allowing the most room it can to move people back and forth and that’s that.
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TOS Films: Type 4 Shuttle
In The Final Frontier, we have a new Galileo and it’s looking like a pretty obvious progression from the original television show. This is what the Type F would look like if they’d had the money and time in the 60s, and we’re digging it. It has the same kind of pointy front, a window that could still stand to be bigger, and empty cavernous space inside that we expect from a shuttle.
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TNG Films: Hawking
I’m putting this one back to back with the Type 4 so you can appreciate the very slight differences between the Galileo and the Hawking that we see in Generations. Is it just the added side windows that’s particularly different? And why did it take them so long to add side windows in the first place?
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TNG: Type 15 Shuttlepod
Let’s step back to the rest of TNG, now that we’ve already gotten things out of order. We see these things throughout Next Gen and they’re like tiny little remote-controlled toy cars. You can barely fit one person in these things, let alone anything more than that. We hope you’re not flying too far because these flying mousedroids look cramped!
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TNG: Type 6 Shuttle
We see these things throughout TNG and Voyager. You’ll notice they are very very similar to the shuttle from Generations above, but a little more squished. One could surmise that the model designers whipped out the Type 4 from The Final Frontier since it was already of the necessary quality for film, and decided to take a cue from this shuttle for the extra windows!
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TNG: Type 7 Shuttle
A new design for yet another new Galileo. These things run concurrently with the Type 6 as we also see them consistently throughout TNG, but their design is much more distinct. Their edges are more rounded and their rumps more spankable. Their nacelles also look more like the Enterprise-D’s nacelles. They even come with two options for their much more curved window unit: long and extra long!
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TNG Films: Type 11 Shuttle
Picard and Worf chase Data around in Insurrection in one of these cute little doorstops. Everything about these shuttles looks pointy, from the face to the windows to the nacelles! It pretty much clicks that this is the kind of craft you’d find on the Enterprise-E, a ship that’s much longer and more streamlined than the rounder and more bloated D.
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TNG Films: Captain’s yacht
In Insurrection, we also steal a glimpse of the Cousteau, also known as the captain’s yacht. What the hell a more weaponized ship like the Enterprise-E needs with a yacht is debatable, but it’s got some of the more movie-era design elements on it, like the pointier nacelles and tapered face. We also like that it looks like those nacelles tuck in for easy storage!
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TNG Films: Argo
One last instance from the TNG films and it’s not a favorite (both the film and this vessel). In Nemesis, Picard and friends go down to a primitive planet in the Argo (great name; I’ll admit that), whose purpose seems mostly to be carrying a dune buggy for no damn reason. That aside, this shuttle also just looks unfriendly. More like a fighter jet than a diplomatic craft and that’s not our thing.
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DS9: Type 10 Shuttle
Apparently this thing, the Chaffee, lives on the Defiant, though we’re damned if we can figure out where because the Defiant doesn’t even seem big enough to house a full-sized shuttle of any kind, much less a shuttle bay. But in “The Sound of Her Voice” we do get a quick shot or several of this weird little dustbuster of a ship that shares the same tucked-in nacelle look as its mommy ship. Weird.
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DS9: Type 18 Shuttle
Oh boy, I’m glad Deep Space Nine mostly used Runabouts instead of these things because they’re goofy as all get out. They do get used in season 3 episodes “The Search” and “Destiny” before we settled into the Defiant, and it’s a good thing because the Type 18 just looks like an old school UFO or something, with a protruding undercarriage like a submarine ride in an amusement park. This design is just trying too hard.
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VOY: Type 8 Shuttle
We see these things mostly in early Voyager before the Delta Flyer is introduced, and they look so similar to the Type 6 in TNG that they may as well have not bothered with the update. When in doubt, always check if the nacelles look like they belong on your hero ship or not. That’s my rule of thumb, anyway.
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VOY: Type 9 Shuttle (AKA Class 2)
That rule also works on the other shuttle we see pretty frequently in Voyager, especially notably in “Threshold” when the Cochrane breaks the warp 10 barrier. It’s a nifty little ship, closer to the shuttles that we saw in Insurrection than the other series ships in that it looks streamlined and zippy and a little bit like a phaser without a handle.
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VOY: Delta Flyer
Once Voyager introduces the Delta Flyer in “Extreme Risk” early in season 5, we use this thing all over the place, even replacing it almost perfectly after it shatters to confetti in “Unimatrix Zero.” And it’s a solid design! It’s clear Tom put a lot of effort into the ship because it looks incredibly sturdy with its triangular shape, embedded nacelles like the Defiant has, and nifty front window that almost reminds me of a stained-glass window.
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VOY: SC-4 Shuttle
This special, slightly futuristic shuttle visits us in the series finale “Endgame.” It’s a lot like the Class 2 shuttle in its shape and resemblance to a phaser, but this one’s also got nifty shields like a suit of armor that it fits within! So that’s something to look forward to later in our watch.
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ENT: Inspection pod
Moving on to Enterprise, the last leg of our day trip. We’ve mentioned before how much we appreciate the design elements in Enterprise looked like the stepping stones between today’s space technology and the future aesthetics we see in Star Trek, and this little pod with its docking side and its conical shape flat out looks like the module on a modern rocket ship! Cool!
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ENT: Shuttlepod
We see an absolute ton of these things in Enterprise (in a majority of episodes, as a matter of fact!) because the transporter didn’t quite work consistently yet. So it’s shuttles or nothing for our prequel friends and this one is actually incredibly cute, with its sorta submarine feel and its cyclops-eye window like a porthole looking out into space.
— Get that barricade ready as we come into the shuttlebay. It’s so good to be back because we’ve got so much to do around the ship! We’re still traveling through the Delta Quadrant with Voyager over on SoundCloud or your favorite podcast application, we’re still sending out a distress signal on Facebook and Twitter, and we’re shuttling off to buttle-oh!
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grissomesque · 2 years
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The way Janeway shushes B'Elanna, the actual subject of this hugely undignified daydream, so that she doesn't miss any of it, and then squeezes in real close to hear better, is absolute gold.
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usstrekart · 7 months
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I am impressed with the "He-said she-said" story in "Retrospect" (S04E17, Stardate 51658.2) because the real villain of the story is someone who jumped to a supposed victim's defense so quickly. The Doctor made a massive mistake and has to live with it, but sadly we won't get to see that development.
I went through several ideas of how to convey Seven's torment in my poster, but nothing was really coming together. What I came up with is Seven with a muted colors palette. Can she trust her memories in the midst of her survivor's guilt?
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janewaysevenalways · 7 months
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The Captain and her Wife Seven of Nine.
#Janeway x Seven #Space Wives
#The Captain’s Wife #J/7
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tuttle-did-it · 4 months
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Trek friends, the Delta Flyers has started their DS9 rewatch with Terry Farrell and Armin Shimerman, Robbie Duncan McNeill and Garrett Wong.
I'm SO excited to hear Terry and Armin's thoughts, because they are both two of my absolute favourite actors in the Trek worlds.
Hint- for those like me who are deaf/HOH, run this on google with auto captions. It's not perfect, but it's good enough. Or, if you have the money, become a patron. I'm too poor, but it looks worth it.
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estherwordnerd · 3 months
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I apologise in advance for the person I will become when the delta flyers podcast gets to Rejoined
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ronon-dex · 5 months
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janeway memorising the dates with seven's milestones of trauma recovery. trusting her when she has theories about suspicious activity on the ship. beaming over to her when she's in the middle of a breakdown and reminding her of all the times they demonstrated their growing bond, the actual love created between them. kneeling beside her and holding her when seven lowers the forcefield meant to keep her away, showing that love right back. I'm in pieces btw
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defconprime · 1 year
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German cover art for Voyager novel To Lose the Earth
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thresholdbb · 4 months
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Deep Space Nine starts with the Borg and ends with the protagonist being thrown into an unknown part of the galaxy
Voyager starts with the protagonists being thrown into an unknown part of the galaxy and ends with the Borg
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milfkeiko · 1 year
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"call sick bay. tell them there's about to be a medical emergency."
"b'elanna, no-"
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tunemyart · 1 year
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so I tried listening to The Delta Flyers podcast today while working (this is the Voyager podcast hosted by Robert Duncan McNeill/Tom Paris and Garret Wang/Harry Kim) and started la la la with 7.02 Imperfection bc I'd just recently rewatched and
okay first of all no tv podcast is ever going to compare, ever, to the rigor, care, and delight of Xena: Warrior Podcast, and I acknowledge my bar is high, but also
how do you watch and podcast all of Voyager's episodes in a row and think it's intensely out of character for Janeway to go to these lengths to save Seven of Nine??? What have these guys been watching? I don't? understand?? You're in season seven, this has been a huge thing since season five at the very least? Janeway has always been intense about Seven from the beginning?? And she just gets moreso as the series goes on??? This is - literally a huge character point????
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