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The implication of the "Greek Gods" being aliens

Now, see, most of the earlier sci-fi stuff was rather unwatchable to me. Think BSG, Space 1999, etc. Ugh. As a child, Lost in Space, Time Tunnel and Land of the Giants was cool, but I was a child. I doubt I would have tuned in as an adult. In all fairness, most adults back then had very little choice in programing, at most 3 choices per hour.

I didn't watch TZ as a child (had this thing about black and white), but loved it as I grew older. I began to watch Trek regularly about age 12 or 13 - in first run syndication (the parents didn't LIKE it even though they watched the other aforementioned garbage in the 1960s) and we only had one TV. Mom said we watched a handful of episodes, and I think I remember seeing one, but it really wasn't until my teens that I got the full Trek experience.

With TV, even today, I don't get bent over technicalities and such. Which is why later Treks could have skipped the technobabble. Logically, one knew that xyz wasn't *really* possible and that it was make-believe, but I was watching the show because it was a fun let's pretend. That still applies.

Although I'm still pissed that it's now 2025 and this child of the 1960s still hasn't seen the promised flying cars or a colony on the moon.

What we got instead was X, Facebook and TikTok. Blergh.
 
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