Floating Down The River Styx On An Inflatable Donut And High-fiving All The Lost Souls I Pass. I'm On

floating down the river styx on an inflatable donut and high-fiving all the lost souls i pass. i'm on vacation

I KNOW NEAL CAFFREY'S WHOLE THING IS BEING HARD TO CATCH BUT I CANT EVEN CATCH HIS LIKENESS ON A PIECE OF PAPER. WHO IS THIS STRANGER STARING AT ME IN MY NOTEBOOK

no so i've been thinking about it and i'm dead serious like... legally blonde the musical is the greatest musical ever written... not joking guys... i won't be elaborating on this but seriously...

me when emmett and elle from the legally blonde musical

thinking about the WC - Star Trek crossover and wondering... Who's your favorite ST captain? And what do you think that captain would think of Peter, of Neal, and of Mozzie?

*vibrating with excitement* OK SO

My favorite captain has always been Captain Picard. I just love TNG with all of my heart, and Patrick Stewart's performance is incredible. He's the perfect blend of strong morals, a genteel and kind nature, as well as being flexible and open to things that challenge his world view. Also, the way he fights for people's--and artificial intelligence--rights has stuck with me since childhood. (measure of a man my beloved <3)

That being said, I think Picard would get along well with Peter, and vice versa. Peter is a nerd in every universe, and so is Picard, so they can strike up conversations on a myriad of topics--archaeology being one of them. Peter would definitely find it a great opportunity to learn from one of the greats; and I think Picard would see in him the qualities that make Peter a great captain and admire him for his close nit bond with his crew, something that took him too long to cultivate in his captaincy. Their personalities and world views are pretty on par, so I feel like it would be a good match. That being said, Picard is definitely more reserved as a rule, so I can see Peter staying in "Captain mode" the whole time, and squashing his instinct to fanboy really hard LOL.

Neal, on the other hand, is an interesting one. Obviously, Picard would raise his eyebrows at having a criminal running around freely on board a starship, considering it a security breach waiting to happen. But of course, Neal dials up the charms; and Peter sings his praises, saying he's an invaluable member of the crew who's been helpful on many missions. Picard would see by the results and Neal's actions the kind of man he really is and ultimately judge him based on that, as he is a believer that people can change. Also, Neal wins him over by his interest in the arts--theater, music, art, literature, etc--which Picard is a huge sucker for hehehe.

Ah, Mozzie...😂. Picard has dealt with his fair share of eccentric characters over the years, so it's not like he would be put off by Mozzie's character. But he definitely would find it fascinating how Mozzie's brain works, his conspiracy theories and evident paranoia, wondering how and where they picked up this guy. Peter admits he still can't figure Mozzie out lol. However, eventually Picard would get tired of Mozzie nattering on and on about one thing or another, and politely excuse himself, feeling quite worn about from that exchange LOL. As for Moz, he'd find their conversation riveting and admit Picard is the least offensive Starfleet personnel he's encountered, leaving Peter to be offended by that comment 😂.

Ahhhh, thanks so much for this ask! This was a lot of fun to think about!

this is the most important thing to me ever actually