As I have stated this isn't an equation. Balance takes time to achieve and isn't just a quick numerical adjustment.Two wrongs don't make a right.
No. But the content of each of your posts makes a wrong. So there’s that, I guess.Two wrongs don't make a right.
I don't understand this part, do you mean it is wrong?No. But the content of each of your posts makes a wrong. So there’s that, I guess.
Just a suggestion: Could the topic of 'Underrepresentation of men and straight people in ST:Picard' be moved to a thread of it's own? If I understood correctly, the issue is not limited to one episode.
No. But the content of each of your posts makes a wrong. So there’s that, I guess.
Even better.Some one could start one........or just stop talking about it here.
Well, I suppose it's ...flattering they've read each and ervery one of my posts.Please play nice everyone before @The Old Mixer wakes up and gets cranky........![]()
As I have stated this isn't an equation. Balance takes time to achieve and isn't just a quick numerical adjustment.
Also, why should I care about the ratio of women to men? Why not just let the best actors do their job of telling the story without concern about the gender or orientation? I don't give two craps about someone's race, gender or sexuality in Star Trek. I want an entertaining story. For me, both DSC and PIC have succeeded on that front, just like past Trek's do. And I have yet to hear a substantial argument as to why this is a problem, beyond "I want more men!" Why? What does it add to the story?
I'll leave it at this-politics has always been shoehorned in to Trek.Because I'm not a fan of social politics being shoehorned into Star Trek,
Two wrongs don't make a right.
Social politics have always been shoehorned into Trek. Where've you been since 1966?
Ovation was responding to another poster, whom he quoted. I suspect that you couldn't see the other poster's quote, due to a certain feature.I don't understand this part, do you mean it is wrong?
Oh. My apologies to the poster.Ovation was responding to another poster, whom he quoted. I suspect that you couldn't see the other poster's quote, due to a certain feature.
Same here, it is after all what the scroll wheel was invented for.^ That's why I never used it myself. The feature's function, I always did the old-fashioned way.
No worries.Oh. My apologies to the poster.
I must rethink using that feature!
Ummm...sorry, but that's a fan myth. Gorshin got an Emmy nom for his role as the Riddler on Batman, never for Star Trek. See HERE (link).And need I remind us that this particular piece of social politics shoehorning earned the late, great Frank Gorshin an Emmy Award nomination for his performance, one of the only Emmy nominations for acting that TOS ever received during its run?
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