Oh no.

Of course, just alternate text for the final frame.

Berman producing a genuinely good episode, fans left with mixed feelings.

If by “be careful” you mean “warp speed”…

It’s so horrible that present day humanity looks bad against a money-grubbing, chauvinistic, bridge troll-looking archetype.

“You love me, you really love me!”

That whole episode replays in my head on a regular basis.

“WHAT have they DONE to him?”

So apparently it wasn’t just my eyes, there really is slight color difference between early DS9 and Voyager. The uniforms they made for Voyager were deliberately teal. Maybe it was less expensive that way. I still think the change makes them look cheap and washed out.

Anyone with the slightest color-blindness might see green instead of teal. And some episodes either have bad lighting or bad post-processing (like this meme), making them look green to everyone.

It reminds me of the gold uniforms in the first season of TNG using the most putrid shade of yellow known to man. It was very difficult for the production crew to keep them from looking brown on film. And the HD remaster of TNG fixing the bad color grading of the red uniforms making them go past maroon and look almost plum.

I don’t like how green Voyager’s “blue” uniforms was. The TNG & First Contact uniforms were blue-blue. Probably a color-grading issue, they looked better on DS9.

I much prefer Kirk’s “merp” face in the header.

We need a Kai-pabara. The most chill religious leader in the galaxy.

Maybe it’s Jake.

looks at the camera

gasp “We got an encrypted communication!”

sings a song about getting an encrypted communication while Bashir dances in the background

Look, context does not guarantee anything will make sense. Just that now you know why there’s a comic book speech bubble in a random screenshot of The Next Generation.

Picard: “Or my other family in the Nexus. But that exists outside of space-time so we can pretend it hasn’t happened yet.”

OMG, the kids actually saved the marriage.

“Intercourse will last approximately two hours… By the book.”

sigh Chris, we all miss you very much.

Data: “Commander, you just vaporized the Vulcan supply convoy.”

Well, it takes place in April.

Generations, on the other hand, is the only appearance of a Christmas tree in the TNG era of Star Trek.

I need a picture of O’Brien’s head on Eddy in his robes emptying the septic tank into the sewer.

“Buffer’s full!”