This is a nightmare scenario. A full evacuation of the Enterprise. He has to get to the bridge. To Spock and Jim.

Not really qualifying for Whumptober, whumpwise. More a slice of life regarding command decisions and their consequences. Written for the prompt: Aftermath of Failure

Star Trek has given us a lot... but why be a Trekkie and not add your own thoughts to the experience? So, what's up with the Mirrorverse? Why is McCoy nerfed by not being allowed to have a stethoscope? What's behind that 'warm decent feeling' scene? Which movies are the most traumatic? Featuring character studies, headcannons, rankings, actor analysis and more!

Every member of the triumvirate has a habit of hiding their injuries. Each chapter will show an instance of them hiding their wounds from the others and getting caught.

Movie-era triumvirate twoshot for the Whumptober prompts of "I don't feel so good" and "thermometer." No plot here, just fluff and H/C. Unfortunately, having a recently reset Vulcan body does not automatically equate to a fully functioning human immune system.

In which tempers tend to be as short as the food supply in Depression-era Earth. Written for the Whumptober prompts of Swooning/"How many fingers am I holding up?" and Stranded.

Kirk catches Bones, and Spock off-guard as he casually mentions their child during a formal party. - "Joanna?" "No, no Bones." Jim pats his shoulder. He leans in closer to the doctor. "Not your child. Our child." "The Nomad unit, doctor," Spock answers with a sterner tone. "Oh." McCoy voices holding his drink closer to his chest. "Ooooh."

McCoy has locked himself in his office after the incident on Deneva led to him temporarily blinding Spock. Jim arrives to talk the good doctor out of sulking.

OS. Elle n'aura duré que quelque minutes, leur première rencontre... mais Spock n'était pas prêt de l'oublier. /!\ pre-Spones, fluff. Enjoy !

What if Dr. McCoy hadn't survived the fal-tor-pan at the end of The Search for Spock? It was dangerous, after all.

Scotty approaches Kirk with some concerns regarding Bones. The bathroom has never been so messy before. So Kirk does something about it.

Set after the episode of the same name, Kirk muses on the planet killer, and talks to Commodore Mendez about his old friend.

Spoilers for The Doomsday Machine, final act of Commodore Decker and his ship.

Jamie Kirk and Spock are getting married, and most people are happy for them. Some people do wonder, though, how Spock could possibly marry a human. McCoy explains why it makes psychological sense for Spock to marry a human woman.

A plotless, fluffy, slice-of-life study in the trope-filled world of Love Languages.

Kirk asks an innocent question that now has Spock and Bones worried.

McCoy isn't sure what happened after the robes take him away, and Kirk won't tell him. After much insistence, Spock does. Now McCoy isn't sure if he should even be on the enterprise, or what to do next.

Set after 'Journey to Babel'. Fully recovered from his run-in with Thelev, Kirk is back on duty and ready for things to return to normal. But, after yet another assassination attempt, it becomes clear the crew of the Enterprise still has work to do. A sinister group is at work, and their connection with Sarek and Amanda could place Spock in grave danger...

Catch up with Kirk's Academy Nemesis, Finnegan! Where have his prankster ways led him?

A conversation taking place right after the scene in The Man Trap of Uhura getting into the turbolift with Sulu and Rand ends.

Amidst suspense, Spock's puzzling decisions steer the USS Enterprise into mystery. Captain Kirk is notably absent, citing 'medical leave,' while a silent Captain Pike, restricted to binary beeps, is covertly on board. Dr. McCoy grapples with a dilemma, caught between his allegiance to Spock and his responsibility to the incapacitated Pike.

This is a sequel for the TOS episode "and the children shall lead". I've got a lot of questions regarding Star Trek and children. This is my creation with the kids aboard the Enterprise and the crew having to face that odd challenge. TOS is the inspiration, references to TAS, to the animated serie and to the movies. Humour, tender moments, very light romance, light discipline menti

McCoy balances out new medical technology and timeless wisdom in this song. I was inspired by the SNW song (read on Memory Alpha)

Ambassador Sarek considers the diplomatic dimensions of an incident while he recovers from heart surgery on his way to Babel

One day, after an away mission... Oops!