I want to brighten up my fellow Trekkie timelines with some original non-ai art. And who knows, maybe make some new friends along the way!

Just like I did with the TOS crew films, I made posters for all of the TNG crew films. Check them out on my Substack! open.substack.com/pub/doctorhe...

Solid finales from Scrubs and The Pitt this week. With those and St Denis done for the season where will I get my medical TV fix now?

Midway through my vacation week and I have too many items on my list of things I want to catch up on! Movies, TV shows, tasks around the house, podcasts… but at least I am feeling rested.

Happy #firstcontact day to all who celebrate! #startrek #startrekart

I made posters for all six TOS-era Star Trek movies (and every other pre 2009 Star Trek episode or film, but this is just about the movies). Check them out! doctorheadlyart.substack.com/p/star-trek-...

So happy to see Scrubs back in the world. It is just what I have needed. No notes. Like going home again. Laughed, choked up, got nostalgic and even surprised a little. Can’t wait to see what the rest of the revival has in store.

New art on my Substack this week! You should check it out! DoctorHeadlyArt.substack.com

I got to play on this beauty today!

I recently started sharing new art on my Substack rather than instagram. If you are a #Smallville fan, you should check it out! DoctorHeadlyArt.substack.com

I saw some people putting up their Star Trek media collections so I thought I would join in on the little trend…

Happy First Contact Day everybody! The future can’t get here soon enough. #startrek #firstcontact #firstcontactday

Every one of my Trek ReExamined posters in one place... #StarTrek

Forgot this was in my desk drawer at work

For my #Nemesis poster wht better imagery to use than the Scimitar staring down the Enterprise in the Bassen Rift?

Nemesis is a decent action flick with some hints of deeper thought, but the direction lacks an understanding of the deeper underpinnings of what makes Star Trek breathe. It was a disappointing end for a generation, but not a terrible one. It just needed a couple more passes.

To complete my Voyager poster series, I went with a travel poster featuring Voyager returning to San Francisco, surrounded by fireworks.

Voyager's finale #Endgame is not quite that. They use one last massive reset button which wipes out half the episode, and create a whole mess of time travel paradox questions in the process. Some of the small character moments are great, but where is the real reunion with Earth?

My first idea for my #RenaissanceMan poster didn't work out, but I do still like my second piece, showcasing all of the disguises that The Doctor used in his mission.

Revisiting my affinity for travel posters for my #Homestead episode poster.

Natural Law has a lot going for it but I settled on the mimicry of Chakotay's tattoo that the natives adopted for my episode poster.

The people of the planet that #FriendshipOne destroyed built weapons to defend themselves, and they then attempted to turn those weapons on Voyager. They pair as an appropriate antithesis with the recording that Friendship One used as a greeting.

Combining traditional storytelling (book) with 24th century (isolinear chip) is what got The Doctor into a mess. I chose to make that the central focus of my episode poster for #AuthorAuthor

Q2 is all about the wacky Q and his offspring, so let's make him front and center with the episode title on my episode poster.

There were so many different things I could have used for my episode poster of #HumanError but I settled on Seven and Chakotay's date, complete with Seven's no longer needed Borg implants.

Workforce part II is all about getting the crew back to a deserted Voyager. Just switch the "Help Wanted" sign from the planet to the ship.

Workforce featured a world looking to ever increase its labor force, so what better way to depict that in my episode poster than a massive "Help Wanted" sign?

RenaissanceMan is a fun romp that has a well-spun yarn of intrigue thrown in. Though the EMH is really overpowered in this episode, it works well within the plot.

Homestead is a touching sendoff for Neelix, wrapped up in a pretty straightforward "Fight for our home" story. Bonus points for the interaction Neelix and Tuvok share where Tuvok lets his guard down just a little bit

On the good side #NaturalLaw raises Prime Directive debate issues. Seven is forced to slow down and see life from a new perspective and Tom gets his piloting skills scrutinized. But overall the episode suffers from being forgettable, with a rushed 5th act that should have been two acts.

FriendshipOne takes a hard look at the Prime Directive and why it is so important. We get to see just how destructive interfering in another culture can be. Tom gets a chance to really shine and Janeway is put through the wringer. R.I.P. Kerry

Author, Author is a pale shadow of a far superior episode, but at least it does not try to surpass it. And therein lies the problem. It falls flat in the execution and does not come down definitively on a conclusion. The holonovel is amusing, but is The Doctor a person?

Q2 is a practice in diminishing returns for Q's appearances on Voyager. There just isn't much meat left on the bone of this story. It feels like we have seen every beat in this story before and know exactly how it will end, and it offers nothing new in the world of Trek.

The Seven we see in #HumanError is the most human we have ever seen her and it hurts that there is a failsafe built in to keep her from realizing what she achieved in the holodeck. Kudos to Jeri on a fine performance and to the score for emphasizing the fine work.

Workforce part II largely sticks the landing, though there is some letdown in the doctor being a one-dimensional capitalistic thug. The ending felt rushed and I would have liked to see more of the crew regaining their lives.

#Workforce is a fun diversion from the journey home. Issues of identity are set up to be explored in the conclusion, and there are a lot of core identity pieces that remain despite the brainwashing. It's good to see the return of the ECH, too.

Voyager had a hard time seeing in the void so I placed the ship in the middle of #TheVoid and made them blend in with the inky darkness…

#TheVoid is an opportunity for Janeway and crew to put the principals pf the Federation to the test and see they still work. The tension is real and the self-doubt convincing. And Fantome is a great addition to the Trek alien menagerie.

The Klingons are here in #Prophecy so they show up in my episode poster as well

Prophecy is a fun romp, but not much beyond that. There are a lot of tired Klingon clichés thrown around and the main cast aside from Philips seem to sleepwalk through most of the material. Sadly, it is mostly forgettable.

I used a favorite quote of Seven’s from #Repentance for my episode poster, focusing on her and Iko being two sides of the same coin in her mind.

#Repentance raises a lot of good, solid Trek questions in its exploration of capital punishment. It dips its toe into the prison system, but the real focus is on atonement for past behavior. And Jeri knocks it out of the park in a nuanced performance.

Tom and B'Elanna's baby's forehead ridges are the central focus of my episode poster for #Lineage.

Lineage has its ups and downs but ultimately turns in a decent story of and adult child of divorce attempting to prevent the possibility of what happened to her continuing onto her own children. Roxanne delivers a strong performance and Tom is an excellent husband.

Voyager is #Shattered in my episode poster of the same name as the crew attempts to reunite across multiple segments of time.

Shattered is a love letter to Voyager's past, exploring a lot of major and minor points in the show's history. Chakotay serving as guide to Janeway's inexperience is a nice change of pace and we get a well paced conclusion that sadly wipes everything away. Still a fun romp.

My episode poster for #FleshAndBlood evokes some memories of Predator with some of the holograms contained within the silhouette of a Hirogen hunter.

#FleshAndBlood sets up a lot of interesting possibilities and ethical dilemmas. It makes The Doctor again choose between Voyager and his passion. We get consequences from 3 years ago! But it does not stick the landing in any consequential manner. All style, so little substance.

Harry gets his first command so let’s give him four pips (even though he doesn’t get them for real) in my episode poster for #Nightingale

#Nightingale is not great. There are procedural issues at play, characters acting oddly and in the end it is dull despite all the action. The Icheb subplot feels forced and it is truly sad that B'Elanna and Tom are already that stereotypical old married couple.