I wasn't remarking about your post, but that of the one you both quoted.Oh don't bother... I believe it's called "hero-worship" and personal experiences nor verifiable arguments work against such a thing.![]()
Maybe I'm being obtuse but, what?!?
I wasn't remarking about your post, but that of the one you both quoted.Oh don't bother... I believe it's called "hero-worship" and personal experiences nor verifiable arguments work against such a thing.![]()
Maybe I'm being obtuse but, what?!?
People assign certain attributes -- like viewpoints and such -- to a hero when in "hero-worship-mode". Then, they go on to say "my hero wouldn't have liked that!" or "This is not in style with my hero's worldview!" And over time, these attributes become larger and larger, until the image of the hero is larger-then-life.
There are enough sources that cite Gene Roddenberry as a simple man, who wanted to make enough money. Like many other people. Nowadays, it seems like he was the new Jesus; all for a wonderful bright new world and such, more progressive and visionary then any other human has been since.
Most of Star Trek's vision didn't came from Roddenberry, but from it's executive crew, writers and all other people who have contributed. A TV series isn't made by one person, you know.
Yes, on that we can agree.Right. I agree that Gene Coon and others probably had a lot to do with the Star Trek vision. Yet Roddenberry has been dubbed the Great Bird of the Galaxy. He did come up with concept however, you have to give him that.
Not to mention being LAUNCHED OUT outta the enterprise after an altercation? What happened to "take him to the brig?"
I watched Trek in the 60s, first time around.
That was my Trek. This is my Trekl.
Not to mention being LAUNCHED OUT outta the enterprise after an altercation? What happened to "take him to the brig?"
The brig doesn't arrive til Tuesday.
Ooops, wrong movie (and timeline).
I do as well, and I've watched the damned thing from the very beginning.
You and I are probably among the very few who actually watched the show on Friday nights at 9pm. FIRST RUN.
You and I are probably among the very few who actually watched the show on Friday nights at 9pm. FIRST RUN.
Hey, we're not all dead yet . . . !![]()
You and I are probably among the very few who actually watched the show on Friday nights at 9pm. FIRST RUN.
Hey, we're not all dead yet . . . !![]()
No but we're real close huh?![]()
I did. I had to ditch my football or basketball date to do it, too.You and I are probably among the very few who actually watched the show on Friday nights at 9pm. FIRST RUN.
You and I are probably among the very few who actually watched the show on Friday nights at 9pm. FIRST RUN.
Hey, we're not all dead yet . . . !![]()
No but we're real close huh?![]()
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