New ship. New crew. Tasha's fascination with Data takes them down a road that neither expect. Begins just after Encounter at Farpoint. Behind the scenes for The Naked Now, Code of Honor, and Haven.

Data at the Academy. That is it. Starting with year one, days of note. Tries to stick to established canon, though there isn't much. No pairings, just fun, personal exploration and a few misunderstandings.

Is it possible to reconcile the different stories we are given about Data's creation and the destruction of Omicron Theta? Perhaps Juliana Tainer, formerly Juliana Soong, was not entirely truthful.

The Enterprise goes to the aid of a planet suffering from a hallucination-causing plague. Identifying the cause is not too difficult, but curing it is harder - and just as the happy ending is in sight, the locals turn nasty. A Season Two story.

Isn't it ironic than such a simple thing as bubbles can make the difference between a Starfleet Officer and a piece of Scientific Experimental Property? Oneshot .

'They are, as you say, automatic and intrinsically logical to humans.' Data is struggling to understand an old idiom. Deanna and Will try to help. This is really a Data/Troi/Riker friendship story, with minor references to adult content.

The value of Q remains constant, as does what Q values.

Immediately following the events of Star Trek: Nemisis. Data is dead and Q is throwing him a deathday party. And you'll never guess who's waiting for him in heaven. OK, maybe you can. Hints of Data/Yar.

It's Valentine's Day and Data has a special evening planned for Jenna. Set within "In Theory". Data lovers rejoice!

A drabble set during 'Q Who'. Q's take on Tasha Yar's death.

Tasha Yar has a burning ambition: to join Starfleet. But circumstances beyond her control seem determined to keep her dream from coming true. In order to beat the odds, she'll need a friend. A friend who can see her for who she really is.

They say big doors swing on little hinges. One moment, one action, can change the course of history. AU

She always knew that he was so much more than a machine -— TashaData, kind of AU.

This is a scene I would have written after The Naked Now. It's short and to the point but it helps us understand the relationship a little better.

While studying for her next Starfleet exam, Tasha finds herself saying goodbye to her good friend and classmate. Pre-Enterprise.

Data had no emotions when Tasha Yar died. But years later, Geordi relinquishes a holo-deck chip that Tasha made him hold on to until Data 'understood emotion', and it has a profound effect on our android Commander.

What if Tasha Yar wasn't really killed all those years ago? My take on what would happen if she were to return to their lives now.

After The Measure of a Man, Picard is deeply affected by the sight of Tasha Yar's hologram - and finds himself confiding his thoughts to Data.

While stranded planetside, Data's programming goes awry and Yar reevaluates her feelings for him as she tries to keep him safe.

Q learns of the events during Star Trek: Nemesis.

Picard's discomfort around children is put to the test when Data ends up playing nanny to a visiting VIP's child.

Data asks Deanna Troi to help him solve a mystery. Flash fiction fluff for Valentine's Day!

The last few minutes of Data's life, from his point of view. Overwhelmed by memories and guilt, Data collapses in a turbolift, until a voice from his past encourages him to accomplish his final task, and save the ship.

You can insist that "it never happened" all you want, but facts have a way of curiously finding their way out into the open...

Following Ishara's deceit in "Legacy", Data suddenly finds himself acutely aware of Tasha's absence again. But Data wouldn't be Data if he didn't find a way to talk things over with her.