aeontriad:

TNG

jamiekinosian:

Star Trek The Next Generation Sketch Cards ½ (Part Two)

~Etsy~ 

redonyellow:

These two scenes remind me of each other because they boldly illustrate how disparate TNG and DS9 were when it came to morality. In TNG, there was often a right answer, and the lines separating what was good and bad were often clear.  While in DS9, the best thing to do was not always the “right” thing to do. DS9 gave you scenarios where you could not judge whether decisions were moral or immoral, leaving you conflicted because they did not fit in those boxes.

Also, I find these scenes are remarkable because they showed how the principles that Starfleet claimed it was built on went out the window when it itself was threatened.

startwreck:

- I just never lost anyone under my command before.
- I’m afraid it doesn’t get any easier.

submarinedreams:

It is badass love poetry.

wilwheaton:

Doing things like this with Brent, just because they were silly and fun — and more than a little bit rebellious toward our bosses — are some of my most cherished memories from working on Star Trek.