"Must be all those marshmelons."
News Starfleet Academy Coming to P+
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"Must be all those marshmelons."
I have a mantra is situations like this: Proverbs 26:4.
That's "Blessed are those who get back on topic before I shut this shit down?"
Blessed are the transporter accident victims...
The 32nd century is literally the same as any other Trek era. Indeed, the common criticism from those who have watched seasons 3 and 4 of Disco is very little was done to distinguish it from the 24th century. The only real differences are ships now have floating nacelles and there are no Klingons. That's it. Otherwise, it's the Same Old Trek.Actually no, I didn't
So yeah, I only know the 32st century from the trailers... So, uh, I really have no connection there.
With hideous post-modern ship design and worse costuming. The entire aesthetic will be forgotten the moment the Discoverse ends.
The retro-chic of the TOS aesthetic is hip and trendy and will likely remain so for a while -- certainly the "updated" version they use now.
Tuvix confirmed
The 32ndcentury just seemed like it wasn't done. The sets had a lot of blue glow, the custume designer was obsessed with asymmetrical jackets. I wont fault the ship design as it was basically a junk pile of what civilization could keep running pot-burn, but if they do continue on in that timeline, they need to flex it out dramatically. They shouldnt be afraid to try something new. Let's have a baroque era for trek. Corinthian columns, scrolling text on flexible matter walls. They could do almost anything.
Or we could have a blue light special.
Don’t forget the leather. Only the finest. Hand picked by a certain 20th century homicidal, genetically engineered vacation spa manager impeccably, if a little datedly, dressed in a fine tuxedo.
There are a lot of misconceptions floating around regarding our campaign. I think it is time for a more coherently defined mission statement.
Mission Statement: Preserving the Legacy of Star Trek and the Vision of a Starfleet Academy Series
The #StopLuveStupis campaign is a grassroots movement of passionate Star Trek fans dedicated to preserving the integrity and core values of the beloved Star Trek franchise. Our primary objective is to voice our concerns about the upcoming Starfleet Academy show set in the 32nd century and advocate for changes that we believe would better align the show with the spirit of Star Trek.
Our campaign is built upon the foundation of respect and sincere appreciation for the Star Trek universe, its creators, and its fans. We recognize that our beloved franchise is a diverse tapestry of storytelling that has evolved over time, and we celebrate the unique perspectives and opinions within our community. While we may not agree on every aspect of Star Trek's trajectory, we remain united in our love for this iconic science fiction universe.
Our goals are twofold:
Starfleet Academy can be saved. With the dedication and determination of our community, we can ensure that the legacy of Star Trek endures for generations to come. Together, let's celebrate the spirit of exploration, innovation, and unity that defines the Star Trek universe.
Live long and prosper.
Mission Statement: Preserving the Legacy of Star Trek and the Vision of a Starfleet Academy Series
The #StopLuveStupis campaign is a grassroots movement of passionate Star Trek fans dedicated to preserving the integrity and core values of the beloved Star Trek franchise. Our primary objective is to voice our concerns about the upcoming Starfleet Academy show set in the 32nd century and advocate for changes that we believe would better align the show with the spirit of Star Trek.
Our campaign is built upon the foundation of respect and sincere appreciation for the Star Trek universe, its creators, and its fans. We recognize that our beloved franchise is a diverse tapestry of storytelling that has evolved over time, and we celebrate the unique perspectives and opinions within our community. While we may not agree on every aspect of Star Trek's trajectory, we remain united in our love for this iconic science fiction universe.
Our goals are twofold:
- Advocate for a change in the setting of the Starfleet Academy show: While we are not opposed to the concept of a Starfleet Academy series, we believe that setting the show in the 32nd century is a misstep that could detract from the core values and essence of Star Trek. We propose that the show be set in a more familiar timeline, one that would allow for a richer exploration of the Academy's role in shaping the future leaders of the United Federation of Planets and Starfleet.
- Call for a new showrunner: We respectfully request that CBS consider appointing a new showrunner who demonstrates a deep understanding of and commitment to the core values of Star Trek. We believe that a strong and experienced leader with a clear vision will be essential in guiding the Starfleet Academy series toward a successful and authentic portrayal of the Star Trek universe.
Starfleet Academy can be saved. With the dedication and determination of our community, we can ensure that the legacy of Star Trek endures for generations to come. Together, let's celebrate the spirit of exploration, innovation, and unity that defines the Star Trek universe.
Live long and prosper.
You can try and polish a turd, but it's still a turd.
There are no misconceptions about your 'campaign'; you're not getting any positive responses because nobody other than yourself gives a flying fig about the thing you're trying to push.
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This is a load of bullshit.
It’s not a serious campaign when the hash tag is incomprehensible. They have to be simple and to the point and not complicated otherwise they won’t gain traction.
wtf does it even mean anyways?
wtf does it even mean anyways?
Only two major misconceptions, and both are yours:
- The campaign makes sense;
- The campaign could succeed.
It sure is, but I see you still haven't provided one.
Well, that made me laugh.
Continuing to question whether the writers and showrunner of this series are experienced or qualified enough to know Star Trek is the very text book definition of disrespecting them.
Baghdad Bob could put on a more convincing show than this petition.
Yaaawwwwn.
All of this over a television show that's going to get made whether they like it or not.
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