There are times when Starfleet officers confront and discuss topics of great moral, ethical or scientific importance. At other times...not so much.

What if the Cerritos was changed forever by her time in the rift? What if the changed ship offers a unique glimpse into how different things could have been and yet gives a brand new beginning for the crew. One-shot.

Yet another example of the Lower Deckers highlighting the 'sung' aspect of being the unsung of Starfleet.

Boimler, Mariner, Rutherford, Tendi, and T'Lyn head off on a away mission, leading to a time sensitive injury. To solve the problem they have to take Mariner's favourite solution and head out on a heist - with the help of a stranger brought to them by Q who they are not allowed to learn anything about.

What happened to the real Cleaner who was supposed to undertake a mission into the Neutral Zone? Only the Lower Deckers unknowingly know.

Prior to ing Star fleet, D'Vana Tendi held a revered position on Orion and led a life she didn't want to be associated with at Star fleet. This life however is unexpectedly interesting, incorporating a blend of power, wit and intrigue that is worth an unveiling.

This work is basically a continuation from the original owners stopped, (i.e season 5) out of my desire to give fans who are unhappy about the show's cancellation something to cheer up with.

The crew of the USS Cerritos receive an invitation to Boimler and Mariner's wedding. No wait, that's not right. The crew of the USS Cerritos receive an invitation to William Boimler and Becky Mariner's wedding. It is a very weird night for their prime universe non-clone counterparts.

The Lower Deckers are called in to help deal with a planetary crisis, but not in the way they were expecting.

Our group gets transferred to the Challenger. Things of course never go right...

One shots of what it says on the tin. Also, if any chapters aren't one-shots, they will be labelled as "Part 1", "Part 2", etc. Ratings are mostly T (predominantly for language) but that is an average. Chapters will each individually note rating, a reason for the rating if it's a high one, genre, characters and if need be, trigger warnings for any potential triggers in the chapter.

"MARINER DOESN'T WANT ME. Not…not like I want her." Mariner was astonished that Boimler agreed to be friends with benefits in the first place. She really should have known he wasn't the type to be able to pull it off. Note this is HEAVILY inspired by that one scene from She-Ra 2018 (if you don't know the lines I lifted but want to, message me).

Trek BBS Distress Signal Challenge answer: When the Cerritos answers a distress signal from a Vulcan ship, T'Lyn is reunited with an old friend from Vulcan

How the crew of the Cerritos fared during their first encounter with the Clickets. Some encounters are ignored and forgotten for a reason.

Q has some questions. And only Brad Boimler can answer them...

Tendi decides a Christmas style party is just the thing the Cerritos needs, so she invites everyone. She brings mistletoe, with predictably chaotic results. Set very late S4, really near the end of the final S4 episode.

Whoever claimed rules are not meant to be broken obviously never served aboard the Cerritos.

Mariner has a traumatic dream, which is not good when you like to keep your trauma to yourself and you sleep in a corridor with your friends. Some of them are bound to wake up too. Set mid S2.

Set after Season 5 Episode 7. Tendi decides to help Boimler finally realize a simple lesson, Just be yourself. Tendi decides to do this in a special way when the Cerritos is docked for upgrades. I personally would have liked to see more Tendi and Boimler adventures.

After the time dilation incident, the Warp Drive Five have had enough of Boimler's alternate dimension PADD.

Mariner let out a squeak as the usually docile Boimler flung the bottle of whiskey into the wall, it shattered on impact. "Boim- Brad… what's going on?" "You didn't hear, did you?"

A look at what happened during Rutherford's memory lapses involving the Romulan Bird-of-Prey. One may be better off not knowing.

A visitor to the Cerritos learns the hard way that good intentions can easily lead to unintended insanity.

More madness breaks out aboard the Cerritos during an attempt to celebrate Halloween. And for once the Lower Deckers aren't responsible for it.

Rutherford has been acting suspicious lately and the other Lower Deckers are determined to find out why.