Sull' Enterprise arriva "Q" per fare visita all'equipaggio perché si annoiava nel Quntinuum Q, però l'equipaggio non lo sopporta e cercano di mandarlo via. Così "Q" spedisce l'Enterpise indietro nel tempo.

Data/OC. NC-17. It was hard to believe that he was an android. He had a very human quality about him; it was sort of a keen and pure interest in simple things. In any case, he seems like quite a character. She smiled again. "An android that stops to stare at flowers. Amazing."

Data ist mit einem Lieutenant auf Außenmission und ihr Shuttle stürzt in feindlicher Umgebung ab. Der Android ahnt nicht, dass seine Begleitung Gefühle für ihn hegt - Data/OC

Takes place just before the first episode. Parody of "The Wizard and I" from Wicked.

Q thinks about the human race

In the holodeck, Data once again brings "three of history's greatest minds" together for conversation and a game of cards. A drabble tribute to Stephen Hawking.

Members from the Enterprise are on a routine away mission when they witness a fiery crash. They pull a single survivor from the wreckage-a young woman who looks eerily familiar. Her presence begs questions that hit close to home. And the answers will send shockwaves throughout the future as they know it.

Parody of "Hey There Delilah" by The Plain White T's.

Even Data was a Starfleet cadet. Whilst at the Academy, he struggles to fit in but falls in with a remarkable group of friends, friends who are willing to go to the ends of the Earth (or even the galaxy) to help Data in his quest to uncover a deadly conspiracy involving Starfleet and the Romulans!

After going through a strange wormhole - the Enterprise and Picard find an even stranger universe!

After receiving a mysterious message from their old allies in the Ornot system, Starfleet sends the Entreprise to investigate. Captain Picard and his crew find themselves entangled in a conflict where not everything is at it seems between the Ornotians and their neighbours from the Twobea system. They endeavour to help their allies and re-establish peace between the two systems.

This is the second story in the as yet unfinished Life at the Speed of Light series. It is A/U. Amelia has a secret. Will Wesley figure it out in time?

A/U: Riker's 14 year old daughter joins him aboard the Enterprise. Danger, puppy love and the usual teenage angst awaits her as she struggles to grow up on the Galaxy-class ship.

Jean Luc longed from an young age to explore.

Sam had a plan. It involved a low-key away mission. Taurik had a plan. It involved his brother. Neither of them get what they wanted.

Both Data and Emma have to face their lives prior to 'Tidal Wave', in a mission that brings on board Data's mother and an old Admiral. The mission is to establish relations to an isolated colony, Emma used to live on - and is led by her husband. Meanwhile, Data has to fight for his right to have emotions, never being sure, where his old friend/foe, Dr. Maddox stands in that fight.

Troi discovers that Lore has been hiding out in her holodeck program.

This is the continuation of Fanning the Flames; please read that first.

Was that what this was all about? Had she accidentally stumbled upon one of his—for lack of a better word—kinks? (Or, Ishara tries to makeup, and Lore is tsundere. Lore/Ishara. Follows the relationship previously set up in "Built Upon Sand" and "Castles.")

Waking up on Vagra Two with no memory of the events that had transpired, Tasha Yar must find a way off the desolate planet to reunite with the crew of the Enterprise. Along the way, she tries to piece together the shattered clues of what happened to her there. (ONE SHOT)

The Enterprise is to bring supplies to the USS Beagle, a science vessel surveying the previously uncharted Morgana Sector. All contacts to the Beagle break up before their arrival, though, and they have to find out what happened. Set in early S2, right after "The Child".

Data learns that love isn't just for humans. (UPDATE: Sorry I take forever to update this fic. Let me know if you want it to keep going!)

What makes someone human? It is what Data has always strived to learn and understand. With the arrival of a new instructor aboard the USS Enterprise, he just might find out. Rating: T (For now)

An emotional (and slightly ridiculous) little one-shot that seems to be turning into a bit more. Picard gives in.

Did you ever hear about the time that Wesley and Geordi saw Ted Williams hit a home run?