Nope.
Star Trek is not, and never was, particularly progressive
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I need a Ouija board and a medium to follow this thread.
How about a reluctant stowaway instead of a medium?
Oh the pain! The pain of it all!
This thread has all the twists and turns of a Tilt-A-Wheel at a carnival and twice the dizziness.
Where are we in this now? I see a Lost In Space pic.
EDIT: Nevermind. I read the rest of the page, but that's all I'm doing.
As an ex-mod, especially an ex-GTD mod, I never comment on "How I would've done it!" Because I used to hate back-seat modding... But this time I'll make an exception. I'm pretty sure I would've closed this by now.
EDIT: Nevermind. I read the rest of the page, but that's all I'm doing.
As an ex-mod, especially an ex-GTD mod, I never comment on "How I would've done it!" Because I used to hate back-seat modding... But this time I'll make an exception. I'm pretty sure I would've closed this by now.
I could tell Martok was a white actor and that Michael Dorn is black. 
In summary, Star Trek has the audacity to be about people?
It was a rhetorical question. I didn't really want to know.I could tell Martok was a white actor and that Michael Dorn is black.
But thanks anyway.
There's nothing but confusing blackness hovering over this thread, though.
Where's my fella Fil-Am Pilar Seurat when I need her?!
Save us, Brian Brophy!
Only the mighty Robau can save us.
You know, Robau. A Cuban-American 23rd century starship Captain played by an actor of Pakistani ancestry.
Robau is so progressive... that his edge cuts others.
3:36
"Haven't you ever seen a man so broken that he had to SPIN?!?"
"Haven't you ever seen a man so broken that he had to SPIN?!?"
Well you’ll have to settle for 1001001 instead.
Obviously we’re way off the rails here.
Closing.
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