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This part of Q de Gras is nothing more than the introduction, the table of contents (sans page numbers) and some interesting notes.

In Chapter 12, Q (and in John de Lancie’s character) learns that he’s not so tough, after all. U learns to be contentment, and Bo and U express their farewells.

In Chapter 11 we finally meet the Caliphlox on their own homeworld. U is transformed into an ambassador for the Caliphlox and helps Bo to finalize his subroutine for the Universal Translator.

In Chapter 10, we see the culmination of the effects on young Jeremy McKee of the “Vibronics Technique” or “Vibroniques,” as it has become known.

In Chapter 9, Jeremy has his “Vibrations Technique” procedure, or “Vibroniques” in Sick Bay the morning after his big performance.

In chapter 8, Jer, beginning to show signs of his illness but still strong, crosses a big item off his bucket list: He gives a magical performance in Ten-Forward. The show is broadcast all over the ship. In addition to Jer’s magic, Bo and members of the Enterprise crew perform several musical numbers culminating with a parody tribute from the crew for U.

Picard has felt uneasy, so he and Riker talk about it. Meanwhile, U, Geordi, the Chief and others work on trying to communicate with the sentient species infecting Jeremy’s body. They are finally successful with U’s help, so Picard, his staff together with Dr. Pulaski, U, Geordi and his staff meet in the Lounge to discuss the how’s and when’s of implementing the procedure which they call the “Vibrations Technique” or “Vibroniques,” for short.

After discussions with Riker then Picard, U begins planning a show in Ten-Forward for Jer to demonstrate his prestidigital prowess. He also begins working with Geordi and Chief O’Brien in Engineering to help find a way to communicate with Jer’s protozoan infection in hopes of persuading them to depart Jer’s body and inhabit another animal from their home planet that Picard had held in stasis.

Q de Gras In Ten-Forward, Jer and U share some important things with each other. U shares some details about what he was that ultimately caused him to be incarcerated. Jer discussed his illness and that, while he does want to be cured, his deepest desire is to be with his parents again; both of them were among the 12 killed on the Enterprise’s previous mission. After their discussion, U and Jer begin to assemble Jer’s bucket list, and Guinan, having watched U and Jer interacting, learns that U may not be so bad after all.

Q de Gras is comprised of 12 chapters, but the chapters are divided into 4 groups of chapters, called “acts.” Act 1, chapters 1-4, was called “Q d’État.” Act II, comprised of chapters 5-8, is called “U Phemisms.”

While we learn more about Jeremy–he prefers “Jer,” he is an artist and a skilled magician–we also see U and Bo becoming friends. We learn that U is more strongly tied to his Q powers and his prison than he had known, and we see Jer and Bo meet during one of Worf’s Mok’ Bara classes.

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General Fics Stories focused on the family and the friendly relationships of the cast. Plot-focused stories or light day-in-the-life stories. Pretty much anything that isn't focused on romance.

• Recommended by CX
• Status : Dead
• Synopsis : An alternate universe / reboot of the series Star Trek: Enterprise that tries its hand at writing a more continuity friendly prequel to the franchise. It uses many of the same concepts and characters, but changes things up a bit in what is a much better take on how the series could have been if it had actually stuck to its premise.

• Recommended by Psyckosama
• Status : Hiatus
• Synopsis : A reboot of the series Star Trek: Enterprise that writes a far more consistent contribution to the franchise. Unlike Enterprise, The Open Door discards all premise of being a true prequel to the other shows, and instead plays off of Star Trek: First Contact , being an Alternate Universe created in the way of the Enterprise's contact with the past. It works within the limits of the era's technology, with most of the inconsistently advanced items being the result of observation of future technology or reverse engineered from the remains of the Borg Sphere. The Temporal Cold War is completely removed and instead replaced with far reaching Romulan plotting. It still uses many of the same concepts, characters, and plot lines but keeps a might tighter view on how the technology and politics of the era would affect things.

Shipping Fics Stories focused on the romantic relationships between characters.

• Recommended by Across The Stars
• Pairing : Archer/Reed
• Synopsis : Reed wants Archer, Trip give advice, and Porthos gets some screen time.

• Recommended by CX , Equestrienne Dreams, RoseAndHeather , BuurmanSven
• Status : The individual stories are complete, but the series as a whole is dead.
• Pairing : Trip/T'Pol
• Synopsis : A finale fix that just completely ignores the actual finale of the series Star Trek: Enterprise and creates its own version with the story "Elysium". It then goes on to follow the crew's adventures in the Earth-Romulan War. This could almost be considered a General Fic because of the focus on action and drama, but the Trip/T'Pol pairing do feature pretty prominently in it. (Do beware that Anyone Can Die . Yes, anyone . Including your favorite character. Probably in a painful and vicious manner.)

• Recommended by Hopeful Nebula
• Status : Complete

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• Fandoms : Enterprise and Star Wars
• Pairing : T'Pol/Obi Wan Kenobi
• Synopsis : On the run from General Grievous, Obi Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker fly their starfighters through an anomaly , which takes them to another galaxy far far away, where they are discovered by the Enterprise.
• Comments : Aside from the early T'Pol/Obi Wan shipping ( which is hastily explained ) this is a good crossover between two prequels of the classic Trek vs. Wars debate. The tech comparisons make sense, with the exception of hyperdrive functioning like warp drive-but-faster.

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Doctor Who Seems To Confirm Star Trek Exists In The Whoniverse

Will the TARDIS ever materialize on the Enterprise? Has it already?

In “Space Babies,” the debut episode of the newly relaunched 2024 Doctor Who “Season 1” (or Season 14, or Season 40, depending on how you count) the Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) and Ruby Sunday (Millie Gibson) have a quick discussion about how beaming works in the universe of Star Trek. When the Doctor makes one small quip, fans of both venerable sci-fi franchises might wonder if travel between the Final Frontier and the Whoinverse, is, indeed possible in some kind of mega-geek-multiverse.

While Doctor Who is clearly making a quick joke here, there’s a long history of the two franchises referencing each other with a loving nod. But, on top of that, there’s also a precedent for a legit crossover between Trek and Who, a crossover that current showrunner Russell T Davies would say that he would love to see happen. No spoilers ahead for “Space Babies.”

The 15th Doctor references Star Trek

Could the Doctor and Ruby visit the world of Star Trek?

At the start of “Space Babies,” Ruby asks the Doctor if they were just beamed somewhere, saying “Is that like a matter transporter? Like in Star Trek?” The Doctor grins broadly and says, “We gotta visit them one day.” This is not the first time Doctor Who has referenced Star Trek (or that Trek has referenced Who) but, it does seem to be the biggest indication to date — at least on screen — that the canon of Trek could exist in an adjacent dimension, rather than just as fiction.

Throughout all of post-2005 Doctor Who , there have been multiple references to characters and ideas from the Star Trek franchise. Rose called the 9th Doctor “Spock,” in the Season 1 episode “The Empty Child,” the 10th Doctor flashed the Vulcan “live long and prosper” hand symbol in the Season 2 episode “Fear Her,” while the 12th Doctor evoked the famous opening lines “Space... the final frontier,” in the Season 10 episode “Oxygen.” And that’s just a small sampling of Trek Easter eggs in Who!

In comic book form, Star Trek: The Next Generation and Doctor Who formally had a crossover in the 2012 IDW miniseries titled Assimilation², in which the 11th Doctor, Amy, and Rory found themselves on the USS Enterprise-D , helping Jean-Luc Picard and the crew thwart a team-up between Trek baddies the Borg and the very similar Who villains, the Cybermen.

And, it’s in this last example, where one has to wonder, is the 11th Doctor’s visit to the Enterprise low-key canon? Is the 15th Doctor hinting to Ruby — and to us — that literal crossover between Trek and Who could be a thing?

Russell T Davies wants a Star Trek crossover

Russell T Davies, a lifelong Star Trek fan, wants a Doctor Who crossover ASAP.

Speaking to Inverse ahead of the launch of the new season of Doctor Who , returning showrunner Russell T Davies gushed about his own personal Trek fandom, saying “I love that show... I wish we could [cross over with Trek.] I’m a huge fan of the new franchise.”

Davies also sets the record straight a bit about a pervasive myth that suggests a crossover between the series Enterprise and Doctor Who nearly actually happened, almost 20 years ago. “Back in 2005, I talked about a crossover with Enterprise,” Davies says. “I talked about it to myself in my office and never did anything about it. It’s like, please don't think there were ever plans or approaches or treatments or anything like that. That’s just me musing. But wouldn’t it have been brilliant?”

That said, Davies also says that the way in which the Doctor refers to Star Trek in “Space Babies” was “a deliberate shift.” This isn’t just an accident, but rather, Davies planting the seeds for his own fanfic crossover, for the day that lawyers couldn’t interfere.

“The Doctor actually now talks about Star Trek as real ,” Davies explains. “Maybe when the [14th] Doctor cast that salt at the edge of the universe, maybe some things became real that were never real before.”

So, there you have it. Thanks to the Toymaker’s legions, it seems that the multiverse of Doctor Who just moved a little closer to the voyages of the Starship Enterprise , and maybe, beyond.

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