Uhura replacing McCoy/Bones? - Page 11

Sindatur · February 21 2013, 08:41 PM

Real Vampires don't eat Qui...er... don't sparkle.

I think it's fine to upgrade Uhura to a starring role, I didn't really notice her pushing McCoy aside getting more screen time than him though.

And why would Uhura want to replace McCoy's Bones, anyways?

Set Harth · February 23 2013, 01:56 PM

I just don't see why you would capitalize that... :P

HaventGotALife · February 27 2013, 07:07 PM

It should be done. Star Trek treats women like crap, they should have a character that is front and center, that can do more than open hailing frequencies.

Sindatur · February 27 2013, 07:12 PM

HaventGotALife wrote:

It should be done. Star Trek treats women like crap, they should have a character that is front and center, that can do more than open hailing frequencies.

That almost sound dirty the way you say it

I agree, it's good to see a female TOS character with a bit of equality

February 21 2013, 08:41 PM	#151
Sindatur Rear Admiral Location: Sacramento, CA	Re: Uhura replacing McCoy/Bones? Real Vampires don't eat Qui...er... don't sparkle. I think it's fine to upgrade Uhura to a starring role, I didn't really notice her pushing McCoy aside getting more screen time than him though. And why would Uhura want to replace McCoy's Bones, anyways? __________________ One Day I hope to be the Man my Cat thinks I am Where are we going? And why are we in this Handbasket?

February 23 2013, 01:56 PM	#152
Set Harth Commodore Location: Ekkaia	Re: Uhura replacing McCoy/Bones? I just don't see why you would capitalize that... :P __________________ Are you casting aspersions on my asparagus?

February 27 2013, 07:07 PM	#153
HaventGotALife Captain Location: Michigan	Re: Uhura replacing McCoy/Bones? It should be done. Star Trek treats women like crap, they should have a character that is front and center, that can do more than open hailing frequencies. __________________ To me, Star Trek's stories are about the depth and complexity of human relationships. It studies us and asks us to look within ourselves, to relate, to ask how would we respond to all that is in their world?

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