CBS/Paramount sues to stop Axanar 2 - Electric Boogaloo-Fanboys gone WILD-too many hyphens

[Admiral2]

Is that the same trailer that was posted a couple pages back, or a different one?

It's the same. Yet another example of people not reading upthread.

 

[Gingerbread Demon]

It's the same. Yet another example of people not reading upthread.

Sorry apologies

 

[Admiral2]

Sorry apologies

It's all right. I'm guilty of it too. Everybody forgets to read up the thread on occasion.

 

[137th Gebirg]

Especially when there's over 300 pages of content that came before it - not including the first thread on the subject that was closed a couple of years back from gong over 1700 pages! This whole sordid affair has been one big TL;DR.

 

[SITZKRIEG!]

I will never forgive the mods for not closing the thread down on page 1701.

p.s. That's sarcasm btw because I did read the previous page.

 

[donners22]

Really? I have never heard one word about people not liking new Trek because of its diversity. That really goes against everything Star Trek stands for

I was rather surprised to see how low the rating was for S3E4 on IMDb, given most of the reaction I've seen has been positive. Not hard to find the common thread in almost every written review - and how many just voted it down without putting their bigotry into writing?

This isnt even about star trek discovery anymore, its about Burnam and no one else. This episode they (finally) put trasngender, I'm sure leftist on twitter will be thrilled with it. While show is worse from episode to episode, at least they are getting their woke points

When you focus of being so inclusive, you lose the plot.

Romance was never part of the main storylines in Star Trek, it was never of significant importance either, but in Star Trek Discovery there were quite a few episodes dedicated to gay romance, while this particular episode is dedicated to Transgener romance

When every episode has to promote a political, social agenda, or Hollywood agenda, it ruins the story

This latest season has nothing of the enchantment one expects from Star Trek. On the contrary, it outlines the gender craziness and underlines the complete boredom which goes hand in hand with such matters.

So,correct me if I'm wrong,the producers are suggesting everybody from the future will be omnisexual or something like that .I'm becoming so tired about this annoying twisted sexuality overdose

No other Star Trek openly omitted white males like this series, either- unless gay. Woke writers are making it quite clear where this series is going, and what to expect.

This is just whinging characters and a storyline trying to justify a minority for the good of it, fine, have actor's of LGBT but don't make a storyline dictate to it. TV for the woke's and if the average Joe is forced to keep watching 'minority' then the 'majority' will soon leave. It should be about talent and ability not about colour, sex or gender as they alone are not an achievement.

That's 8/31 total written reviews - more than a quarter.

 

[JD]

I love the person who claims romance was never a big part of the shows before Discovery. I'm thinking they must have missed a whole lot of episodes, because the character's relationships were the focus of a ton of episodes in every series.

 

[fireproof78]

I love the person who claims romance was never a big part of the shows before Discovery. I'm thinking they must have missed a whole lot of episodes, because the character's relationships were the focus of a ton of episodes in every series.

No kidding. I would like a lot more Star Trek if that was the case.

 

[Steve Roby]

The Worf/Troi relationship and the Chakotay/Seven relationship were never very convincing, but Tom Paris/B'Elanna Torres wasn't too bad, and the Ben Sisko/Kasidy Yates relationship was great. Culmets is good, too.

 

[Nerys Myk]

Did they miss all those episodes where Kirk literally romanced the female guest star of the week???

 

[Noname Given]

The Worf/Troi relationship and the Chakotay/Seven relationship were never very convincing, but Tom Paris/B'Elanna Torres wasn't too bad, and the Ben Sisko/Kasidy Yates relationship was great. Culmets is good, too.

You forgot a couple of them:

-Nurse Chapel/Spock from TOS

- Worf/Jadzia from DS9. They got married.

 

[Gingerbread Demon]

Did they miss all those episodes where Kirk literally romanced the female guest star of the week???

He did a lot of Kirking. They got Kirked.
James T Kirk was Dylan Hunt before there was Dylan Hunt

 

[CorporalCaptain]

Vina/Chris was an important element of the original pilot. That's gotta be Gene's Vision.

 

[jespah]

I will never forgive the mods for not closing the thread down on page 1701.

p.s. That's sarcasm btw because I did read the previous page.

IIRC I was stuck at work (the nerve of those people! Don't they have their priorities straight?)

Oh, and no romance in Trek (or at least not a focal point in the plot)?

Pre-TOS: Vina/Chris
TOS: Kirk/Rayna, Kirk/Odonna, Kirk/Miramanee, etc., hell, Kirk/Edith, in what virtually everyone calls a top 5 episode of Trek, period (City on the Freakin' Edge o' Forever, yo')
TNG: Riker/Troi, Picard/Vash, Picard/Nella Darin (sp?)
DS9: Worf/Jadzia, Bashir/Ezri Dax
VOY: Torres/Paris
ENT: Trip/T'Pol
Kelvin timeline films: Spock/Uhura
DISCO: Burnham/Tyler, L'Rell/Vok, Culmets
PIC: Rios/Jurati

Those are ones I can name off the top of my head.

 

[F. King Daniel]

Guys, with the planned Axanar feature we had Garth/Corax to look forward to. With Garth played by 60-year-old Alec Peters and Corax played by a 20-something.

 

[JD]

 

[nightwind1]

Need the money? Who would keep funding them?

A bunch of gullible rubes?

 

[Professor Zoom]

The Bashir-O’Brien bromance is one for the ages.

 

[carlosp]

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[BillJ]

I was rather surprised to see how low the rating was for S3E4 on IMDb, given most of the reaction I've seen has been positive. Not hard to find the common thread in almost every written review - and how many just voted it down without putting their bigotry into writing?

Yet they keep right on watching and many are paying CBS for the privilege.