Mine is that Picard talks in his sleep.

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      That’s just canonical at this point. 👉 👌

      Otherwise why can you create holograms of your coworkers to bang and apparently that’s not against the rules or the programming of the holodeck?

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        Not just Barclay either. Remember laforge? He was basically married to his warp drive waifu and then she showed up and it’s like “oh shit uh awkward I’ve boned you in every hole”

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              Is there a cold there were two Vulcans on that ship, and I think they both had to do it at least once, but according to dialog from memory alpha, it sounds like it’s pretty common:

              “I am a married man.” “It’s the holodeck, Tuvok. It doesn’t count.” “Is that what you tell your wife?” “No, of course not. My days of rescuing slave girls from Planet Ten are history. Look, you have photographs of your wife, right? The computer can use them to create a replica. You wouldn’t be breaking your vows if it’s a hologram of your wife.”

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        In the episode “The Perfect Mate” Riker gets all teased and worked up by the sexy alien.

        He escapes the conversation saying “I’ll be in the holodeck” with a lot of implication!

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          It was never overtly stated that Barclay was doing sex stuff, though I thought it was a neat bit of world building how they said that recreating people they knew in real life was sort of taboo.

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    TNG character headcanon?

    Worf is a narcissist. Reason: Kurn and Alexander were kept until no longer useful to him then discarded. #Justice4Kurn

    Universe headcanon?

    The Vulcans are augments and the romulans are the baseline diaspora. Reason: every time TPol was unphased by the anomaly because of her [superior] Vulcan physiology.

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      Worf is a racist misogynistic deadbeat dad and its amazing he’s tolerated.

      Rewatching Birthright had me absolutely disgusted with Worf “falling in love” with like a 16 year old he peeps on bathing in a pond then saying “you’re an abomination” when he finds out she’s half romulan

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    I like to think that after his episode in TNG, Scotty went on to have all kinds of adventures in his little shuttlecraft.

    When I was a kid, I’d draw his little shuttle craft showing up in battles against the borg and the like.

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    They’re all relatively mad compared to the rest of the population of the UFP.

    In a post scarcity socialist utopia, the people we see on screen are almost exclusively a group of folks that when offered the chance to do whatever they wanted they decided some of the most dangerous occupations imaginable. Where death is on the line almost daily due to unforeseen consequences.

    They coulda ran a restaurant, researched their passion projects on a Starbase, lounged about eternally and they decided to expose themselves to weekly hazards no one could have possibly predicted.

    Anyone in Star Fleet is kind of addicted to danger innit

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    Nick Locarno was a name Tom Paris went by for a while to distance himself from his father. I don’t care what Lower Decks had to say about it.

    Q was Trelane all grown up. We’ll see if this holds up after SNW season 3 comes out.

    Data always had emotions, he just didn’t understand them. Lore never had emotions, he was faking it.

    Spot was a robot who underwent a series of upgrades throughout the series, and Data applied the lessons he learned from that to the development of his daughter.

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    Geordi is secretly the chillest. His visor can see Bev snuck about five joints into the ready room meeting. Hes not gonna say anything though but everyone thinks he would cause hes so to the book.

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    Data has always understood humor. He may not experience the emotion of mirth, but you don’t need that to understand humor. He is pretending not to understand as a practical joke.

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      His biggest running joke is that he can’t use contractions. It would be nice if one day he tells everyone that he didn’t think they’d fall for it for so long.

      Lal was using contractions in like a week and that was before her brain melted.