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2·11 days agoYou’re going to need to back those claims up with some actual evidence beyond whiney youtube conspiracy nonsense
You do understand the differences between modern television making and 25 years ago, correct?
If modern era Trek was really so unsustainable, would they be going into their ninth year of it?
What is your evidence that Trek is doomed?
Also, if you don’t like the shows currently being produced, is it really that sad?
Complaining about “kids these days ruining Star Trek” is just sad, Bud. If you can’t engage with people on here without insulting them based on an assumed trait, kindly find another place to talk about Trek.
And, just so we’re clear, I’m old enough that I’ve been watching Trek since before TNG was in production, and my favourite episodes have always been the silly ones.
Remember when Kirk and Spock went to the gangster planet, and Kirk got really into the role?
Remember when Worf, Alexander, and Troi were trapped on the holodeck populated by western archetypes that all had Data’s face and abilities, including the busty saloon madame? Talk about fully functional.
Remember when, in the middle of a war with an existential threat, the crew of DS9 stopped to play baseball against Sisko’s academy bully?
Remember when the Doctor started day dreaming, including improvising an opera about how Tuvok was overtaken by the pon’farr, and the potato shaped aliens using him to spy on the crew thought everything he was imagining was real?
Remember almost every holodeck, Ferengi, mirror universe, or Lawaxana Troi episode? Star Trek can be deep and serious and meaningful, but it can also be very, very silly. And that’s awesome.
3·5 months agoI’m going to be straight up honest and say that it’s been long enough since I watched the episode that I forgot McCoy’s revelations at the end of the episode. The part that stands out to me in that scene is Spock mind melding Kirk so he forgets he fell in love with a robot.
It certainly does throw a wrinkle into my theory.
It is wild to see the entitlement of some segments of the fanbase. These people would shit and piss their pants if they were comic book fans.
Man, it must be exhausting being actively tedious about a television show that isn’t even being made any more.
While I personally have no interest in watching a youtube show for three year olds, as a new uncle, I hope the show will be a good entry point into the franchise for my niblings once they’re old enough to get something out of it.
As for a cooking show, don’t threaten me with a good time. Let’s see Latinum Chef Romulus’ reaction when the challenge ingredient is leola root.
The first two episodes are already available on youtube. From what I understand they’re very short, like 3 or 4 minutes each.
Sometimes I hurt myself to to make sure I’m still capable of feeling anything at all.
Also, Info genuinely think that stardates are an interesting solution to a problem I’m not sure actually existed.
I’ve said it before, but I cannot recommend “Warp Your Own Way” enough. It is extremely well done.
Nah, Rick Berman can go deep throat a cactus.
This is an unfortunate design choice.Despite having perhaps the worst logo in comic book history, I am look forward to this book. The art looks pretty good, even if the uniforms are booty, and I did like the recently ended ongoing Trek book that Kelly and Lanzing wrote.
I’m not sure that would work. The House of Ra’ul was dishonoured by Dak’Rah’s defection to the Federation, that’s way worse than getting drunk and stabbing yourself while trying to murder a Ferengi.
Hell, even in Trek, LDecks did it, to an extent.
However, that doesn’t mean the SNW take isn’t going to be good, and maybe even have a new approach to the concept.
I feel like I’m too old to know who the non-Trelene one is.
At the cost of my mental health.
I think The Q Conflict is an absolute banger, and the Lower Decks mini, as well as the choose your own adventure style Lower Decks - Warp Your Own Way are great. Star Trek - Year Five is also pretty good, as is the Sisko Star Trek book and Defiant, both of which just ended, though only three volumes of each are included here.
A lot of the rest of those… Personally I am not champing at the bit to reread the ones I’ve already read.
Thanks for catching that. With my dyslexia, I’m genuinely surprised how few errors like that get called out.
Was that in question Reno being an instructor would seem proof enough that it was after her time on Discovery.