
r/LowerDecks

Lower Decks has the Best Space Battles of the Streaming Era
I'm going through the new streaming era shows. The cinematography is amazing, of course, but I'm hit or miss with the space battles. I just finished season 3 of LD and the season finale battle was so cool! It's a love letter to 90s Trek (battles) and it was so awesome! I hope there are more in S4 and 5.
Ep19: Trust (2) FIN
Ep19: Trust (2) FIN
Disclaimer
This work is entirely fictional. The dialogue and character actions do not reflect real psychiatric practices, therapy methods, or medical advice. This scene is for entertainment purposes only and is not a substitute for professional mental health care or treatment.
📖 Mission Archive:
Webtoon: USS Constitution
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Reddit: r/UssConstitutionC
Facebook Group: USS Constitution
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A drawing a did awhile back
Currently re-watching Lower Decks and remembered I made this drawing of me, my husband, and our two cats!
"I'll scratch you! The hair! The hair!" I would totally play this...
It's pretty scary that if they didn't find a way to stop God ransom he would have taken over the universe
Meta question about trek timeline
I watched all of TNG and none of Voy or Deep Space 9. Obviously Trek is episodic TV so they care less about world building. I’m just curious, I know that the plots in Voy and 9 are big time events that would have profound effects on the future of the whole federation and beyond. But those two shows happen very shortly after TNG (or are they simultaneous with it?) LD is only like 15 years after TNG but also references those other two shows. Were the events of Voy/9 caused by events in TNG, or is it just coincidence that so many massively important things happened in such a short time span?
Mariner + Ransom
I was rewatching SNW: Those Old Scientists. During the LD bit at the very end, Mariner says "no, Ransom's just an idiot with a bad memory cause he sleeps facedown like a baby, shut up."
>...how does she know?
Updates on Boimler's mii: He loves space food! And got rejected :(
I thought it was so perfectly appropriate that he loved Space Food so much. Gorrilaz' Noodle wasn't so into nerds though...
Ep19: Trust (1)
Ep19: Trust (1)
Disclaimer
This work is entirely fictional. The dialogue and character actions do not reflect real psychiatric practices, therapy methods, or medical advice. This scene is for entertainment purposes only and is not a substitute for professional mental health care or treatment.
📖 Mission Archive:
Webtoon: USS Constitution
📡 Mission Reports & Discussion:
Reddit: r/UssConstitutionC
Facebook Group: USS Constitution
Help keep the warp core online! Join the Crew!
🚀https://tr.ee/z-6JX3jV2J
Fan comic. Star Trek is © CBS/Paramount.
Preview of Star Trek: Zero Point, including some stuff with Tendi as Raffi's First Officer
Full Preview. I have to admit that I'm interested in reading more, and not just to see more expanded universe Lower Decks characters, (though that helps).
"Trained from birth to skip foreplay"
Every time I get to S2E7 I just get... 😬😬😬
Whoever wrote that, and whoever approved it, were NOT paying attention to what they were doing.
What now? Suggestions please.
I just finished the last episode of Lower Decks.
And I am crushed.
Lower Decks, Strange New Worlds and Galaxy Quest (I know) are my three favorite Star Treks's of all time.
Now I've finished Lower Decks (and Brooklyn 99) and I don't know what to do or watch.
Won't you please help?
Suggestions:
Should I start my collection with this FB marketplace find?
Or should I hold out and start with the collective plates of the crew of VOY?
Surviving Moopsy
If the moopsy drinks your bones and you are rescued before your brain dies of asphyxiation (because your lungs can't inhale because they can't push against your ribs for a bellows? IDK...), could Starfleet build you into an awesome exoskeletal or endoskeletal cyborg? They were able to do it with Airam in the 23rd century, and I have to imagine a shuttle crash would destroy just about every organ, not just bones.