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Sorry if this is out of left field. But I rewatched one of my favorite episodes the other day, The Light Within, and rewatching it immediately reminded me that Rick and Morty had rewrote the concept in the game 'Roy'. The thought of experiencing an entire life in the matter of minutes is some DMT shit and scares the fuck out of me.
 
The Mathematics Association of America declared math itself is racist recently. I was expecting this bullshit to recide at some point but it isn't happening.
All this does is invalidate the organization and its organizers. This, too, will pass.
But until it is overcome, it will have done terrible damage to many things that are dear to us or important to our society.

But again, to end on a positive note: Society has been through worse stuff. It will get better at some point. Things might never be the same again, but that doesn't have to mean they'll be worse.
 
All this does is invalidate the organization and its organizers. This, too, will pass.
But until it is overcome, it will have done terrible damage to many things that are dear to us or important to our society.

But again, to end on a positive note: Society has been through worse stuff. It will get better at some point. Things might never be the same again, but that doesn't have to mean they'll be worse.
I'm rating you optimistic - but this time I meant it as a good rating.
 
ToS is the show that keeps on giving. Can't wait until progressivism loops back around to this being normal again.
The best part is that that chick ended up doing some porn after this. Kirk knocked her straight into the jizz biz.
 
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The ride never ends:

‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Renewed For Season 4 By CBS All Access, Gets Production Start Date​

https://deadline.com/2020/10/star-t...-all-access-production-start-date-1234598765/

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I wonder if you'd ever have a character progression like Reginald Barclay again. This was a dude in TNG you'll recall who basically started out as a high IQ autistic incel and acted like an annoying retard all the time to the point even Wesley Crusher was making fun of him. Almost everyone wanted to get rid of him, he was that much of a a bitch, but Picard decided he was worth saving and ultimately he turned pretty good.
No, at least not unless this iteration of Star Trek crashes and burns and it gets resurrected a few decades later with a lower budget aimed at the original niche viewers. Right now it is a Hollywood IP cow which means they have to have $20 million budgets per episode for their nepotism slush fund and the final product itself has to try in vain to appeal to the lowest normie denominator audience to have any chance of recuperating a fraction of that money.

So, no Reg Barclays anytime soon, but we might get a bitchin' time traveling lesbian with a sword who doesn't take shit from no man and has cool catchphrases like "Fuck yeah, Science!"
Sorry if this is out of left field. But I rewatched one of my favorite episodes the other day, The Light Within, and rewatching it immediately reminded me that Rick and Morty had rewrote the concept in the game 'Roy'. The thought of experiencing an entire life in the matter of minutes is some DMT shit and scares the fuck out of me.
Have you watched DS9? They do a disturbing version of the Inner Light where some aliens make O'Brien live out a lengthy prison sentence in his mind. It gets pretty dark by Star Trek standards.
 
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I wonder if you'd ever have a character progression like Reginald Barclay again. This was a dude in TNG you'll recall who basically started out as a high IQ autistic incel and acted like an annoying retard all the time to the point even Wesley Crusher was making fun of him.
Now you mention him, I was watching some old clips of TNG and, boy, Wesley could be a bully. I think it was "Sarel" when he and Geordi started to argue and he tells Geordi something like "at least I won't spend the night with a book". I know they all were suffering from telepathic influence, but the feelings behind were real. I think he really thought that about Geordi.

Thing is, there were times when Crusher could be quite a snob to others.
 
I wonder if you'd ever have a character progression like Reginald Barclay again. This was a dude in TNG you'll recall who basically started out as a high IQ autistic incel and acted like an annoying retard all the time to the point even Wesley Crusher was making fun of him. Almost everyone wanted to get rid of him, he was that much of a a bitch, but Picard decided he was worth saving and ultimately he turned pretty good.
Whats great about Barclay is how real he is. Everyone in their life has met a guy like Barclay or been Barclay. That morning meeting scene where Geordi is forcing himself to ask for Barclays opinion and Barclay clearly does not want to speak is something I've seen time and time again where a manager is trying his best to include an apathetic or distant employee in the conversation and its a struggle all around. Even on a spaceship where the chief engineer wears a special visor that lets him see and his best friend is a robot, there's some grounding in reality.
 
Just watch this shit limp on to season 5 while ENT was culled in S4.

Fuck, some amazing sci-fi shows never went past Season 1 and this crap gets a forth season? What is there left to destroy in ST, that they would go for in another season?
Will the HMS Mushroomblitz travel back in time and now partake in the Dominion war to show that Burnham actually made Starfleet win?

Maybe I shouldn't even be mad, someone is pouring money into a furnace and I get to watch them in real time. One can only hope this will somehow contribute to the end of this media trend of no-fun-allowed crap.
 
Whats great about Barclay is how real he is. Everyone in their life has met a guy like Barclay or been Barclay. That morning meeting scene where Geordi is forcing himself to ask for Barclays opinion and Barclay clearly does not want to speak is something I've seen time and time again where a manager is trying his best to include an apathetic or distant employee in the conversation and its a struggle all around. Even on a spaceship where the chief engineer wears a special visor that lets him see and his best friend is a robot, there's some grounding in reality.
Geordi always tried to make everybody feel included and was overall a great boss. I could believe he was like this with any other starfleet newbie who couldn't yet leave their shell. Barclay was just a harder case for him but he actually helped him to be more comfortable.

I think what I miss the most about good ST is the bits the showed how human all characters were, like Data writing a poem for his cat or Worf having a martial arts class. A scene I really enjoyed is when Beverly discovers Picard HATES her fancy breakfasts and she is forced to admit she does too. For all the talk about how humans are better, they still are the same.
 
Geordi always tried to make everybody feel included and was overall a great boss. I could believe he was like this with any other starfleet newbie who couldn't yet leave their shell. Barclay was just a harder case for him but he actually helped him to be more comfortable.

I think what I miss the most about good ST is the bits the showed how human all characters were, like Data writing a poem for his cat or Worf having a martial arts class. A scene I really enjoyed is when Beverly discovers Picard HATES her fancy breakfasts and she is forced to admit she does too. For all the talk about how humans are better, they still are the same.
Instead of heartwarming human interaction that shows us how much humanity has progressed and now empathises with everyone, trying to help them, we have snarky assholes making quippy comments and always there needs to be someone who is bested, shamed and ridiculed.

If STD and STP are visions of a better future in the same way that TNG was, then this would show us a lot about the true colors of the current writers and what they consider a "better future". They don't want to "include" anyone, they just want to shame those that they see as "enemies".
 
So I just finished Star Trek Enterprise. What an insulting last episode and a completely pointless and nonsensical death for Trip. Talk about shortchanging the entire cast after four years of struggling to keep the ship afloat. The intro might as well have been TNGs.
 
So I just finished Star Trek Enterprise. What an insulting last episode and a completely pointless and nonsensical death for Trip. Talk about shortchanging the entire cast after four years of struggling to keep the ship afloat. The intro might as well have been TNGs.
The real ending was Terra Prime.
 
The real ending was Terra Prime.

I'm sad we didn't get to see Trip and T'Pol get together permanently but I read that happens in the books (which are never canon anyway). I also saw the designs for the NX-01 Refit and they looked awesome. Would have been nice to see that in at least one episode considering they jump the timeline to 2161 by the last one. I honestly enjoyed the series, I kind of regret not watching it during the original run in the early '00s. I think season 3 was by far my favorite out of the four, followed by 2, 1, and 4. 4 had some good episodes but overall just didn't gel with me as much after the high tempo of 3.
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Congratulations Alex Kurtzman, you have finally turned Star Trek into Star Wars.
The owner of the ship is a black Han Solo and his companion is a big cat.

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I've never seen a big production rip off so many IPs before.
 
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There was usually a charm to asymmetrical ships when they showed up before, this one just looks bland. Not expecting anything from the show but it just seems so lazy. The Breen ships had a distinct look to them and as well as that one Borg ship in TNG, it just doesn't seem like they tried.
 
I still can't find the DS9 episode I was talking about earlier where Sisko freaks out at Jake for going to a holodeck program set in the past because of segregation or some shit. I'm starting to wonder if I dreamed it up while fucking high.
I'm watching DS9 now I'll let you know if I find it, I'm currently a few episodes into season 4 so that should narrow it down for you.
 
If STD and STP are visions of a better future in the same way that TNG was, then this would show us a lot about the true colors of the current writers and what they consider a "better future". They don't want to "include" anyone, they just want to shame those that they see as "enemies".

Which would never happen in ST. I'm sure that, even if some cadet shows up saying "hey, maybe Hitler had a point", they wouldn't destroy, but would talk to him.
Congratulations Alex Kurtzman, you have finally turned Star Trek into Star Wars.

You give him too much credit if you think he knows they're not the same.

Just like when RLM reviewed Picard and said the writers probably don't even know what ST is besides Borg, Data, Earl Grey, " Engage!".
 
I wonder what went through the writer's heads when they decided to make Michael Burnham the focal point of episode 1. Oh sure, she's always taking away scenes from every single other character in the previous seasons, but at least then you had the hope that they might also show you Pike or Lorca or Saru. This was pure suffering.

Also how the flying fuck doesn't the Federation, 1000 years into the future, have alternatives to space flight other than dilithium crystals? I refuse to believe no one brought this problem up in the writer's room. It fucks me up so badly that you have three shows where you either have
a) the writer's not knowing anything about Trek so they make it like Star Wars
b) Patrick Stewart showing off his ego and he along with the 20 or so producers ruining every single old character they could or
c) a show just filled with 'MEMBAR THAT??? 'MEMBA THAT THING FROM STAR TREK??? while somehow having nothing from Star Trek in its themes.
At this point I dread getting a new Trek series. It's pure suffering.
 
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