A list of rules and regulations for the many people aboard the Enterprise-D. Inspired in part by Saphura's 'The Official List of Unofficial Rules'. T Rating for safety.

I'm sure the Enterprise is missing a department

Marrissa Story - Revision of Cadet Cruise. As the USS Maine falls apart, the cadets must take command, and Young Marrissa Picard is left as the most experienced officer aboard.

What would happen if Deanna hosted Odan instead of Riker? Please review!

Data wants to explore the nuances of the human emotion of fear and thinks Halloween is a good way to do it. The crew goes along for the ride for laughs and thrills, but things get a little too real along the way. I hope you have as much fun reading this as I did writing it. Would love to hear your thoughts. I don't own Star Trek. BOO!

Here it is, the final and necessary scene. Sayonara.

Beverly Crusher returns from Volarus IV with more than just good research. Can Wesley and Data solve the mystery of what's happened to Dr. Crusher before it's too late? Please Review! Part II Is in the Works...

With both of their parents aboard, there's no telling what might happen

When Jean-Luc Picard is diagnosed with a debilitating illness, he must learn to accept help from his crew.

Ensign Ro wants to reopen her case, but does Picard fully trust her? This story was inspired by the TNG episode "Ensign Ro" in season 5. I don't own Star Trek but I do love it. Please read and leave a comment. It's the only payback we get here.

He'd been twelve once, give or take forty years. But what if the transporter took fifty… This story follows the episode "Rascals."

Sometimes life is like a patchwork quilt, pieced together in a specific design. But when Will Riker develops a serious illness, he discovers that a life can have more than one pattern.

Riker has a most unusual mission, and two young ladies arrive on the Enterprise to help him find his feet. Can he help them do the same when everything goes horribly wrong? Please review, more coming soon!

You can feel hurt as deeply as you can feel joy. And after Jono is gone, Picard deals with his own lingering feelings. This story is set after the episode "Suddenly Human."

He knows that wishing for a thing does not make it so, and yet…

Four years after her escape from Turkana IV, Tasha's dreams come true: she joins Starfleet. But the reality turns out to be more like a nightmare until hope arrives in the form of Starfleet's first Klingon cadet.

A series of post episode one shots of missed moments in the Picard and Crusher saga. Each story will have its own rating, but nothing higher than T.

Data asks Geordi for fashion advice.

Follows the series and movies up until the end of 'Nemesis,' and then diverges. A new race, the M'loi, have begun a war on the Federation, and Beverly and Jean-Luc must each face challenges to save the other. Not super happy, but everything ends up right and proper. P/C, T/R, A/U. Please, Review - especially if you have a complaint. It's how we get better!

Choices and Changes. Beverly had left him. So he began to remember all the choices that had brought him to this point. How he'd become captain of the Enterprise...The events that lead to ATTACHED. And what should have happened afterwards. A/U

Data prepares to testify against the Zibalian trader who kidnapped him but must first deal with the after effects and what it has done to his internal programming. This story follows the events of "The Most Toys" episode 22 in Season 3 of Star Trek NG. I thank you for reading and I hope you will leave a comment. I wish I owned Star Trek. ;-).

This is another of my collections of alternatives to the ending of an episode. The rating will be K for now...

The story of Data's demise onboard the Scimitar were greatly exaggerated, thanks to the efforts of Gomtuu and Tam Elbrun.

A nod to RosyRock for inspiration and to my ST bestie Thais over at Psiwaves tumblr. I deleted the old version because it had too many grammatical errors! Thanks for the reviews! You guys are the sweetest!

He'd been twelve once, give or take forty years. And now he was twelve again - a confusing age, even for Jean-Luc Picard. This story follows the episode "Rascals."