What does that have to do with nepotism?
it's the infamously bad speech he does to the Vulcans.
Oh.
What does that have to do with nepotism?
But Nepotism?it's the infamously bad speech he does to the Vulcans.
You posted it in response to someone talking about nepotism.it's the infamously bad speech he does to the Vulcans.
Oh.
They've been ignoring Roddenberry's box since TNG
Yes, because we were talking about Captain Archer being written (unintentionally by very smart writers who are very smart showrunners cause they've very rich) as an incompetent nepobaby who makes the worst speech in Star Trek history.You posted it in response to someone talking about nepotism.
That's why Jake is the best Star Trek kid, a normal kid who rejected being another nepobaby at Starfleet.Time to cut the nepo kids aboard the Enterprise-G some slack, huh?![]()
Making the humans as someone or something to aspire to, not simply placing modern day humans, with modern day vices in a futuristic setting.
One of the drama points was that Starfleet was no longer Starfleet and one of our only interactions with someone in authority was angrily swearing and abusing a Starfleet legend who saved Earth multiple times.Picard S1 did it (I prefer it to the dreck of S3.)
Kirk and Janeway drank coffee.Picard S1 placed modern humans with modern vices in a futuristic setting (I prefer it to the dreck of S3.)
He wasn't being abused, and Picard deserved being yelled at in that circumstance.One of the drama points was that Starfleet was no longer Starfleet and one of our only interactions with someone in authority was angrily swearing and abusing a Starfleet legend who saved Earth multiple times.
Sir, this is the internet!I just don't judge shows until they air. I don't care who the writers or directors are
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