Sure there would. They'd wear black leather with an ends justifies the means mentality and their ruling authority would be an AI.I actually don't think that there would be anything like a future KGB or the like depicted in the show.
A better version of Star Trek, don't @ meThere was a hoax decades ago dealing with a Soviet version of the Star Trek idea, called "Cosmos Patrol". The series was a complete fabrication, admitted to by the author, and pointed out by anyone with knowledge of Russian culture or television history. But it is an interesting concept. The USSR was a world completely distinct from the Western world during the 1960s. And Soviet science fiction, their tropes, and the spirit of such a series would be uniquely Russian and Soviet.
My question, therefore, is what if the Soviet Union did make their own form of the Star Trek idea? What would that look like?
In Soviet Russia, 18 month dead thread revivifies you.So, why revivify this 18 month dead thread?
We need more silly Cold War Era jokes.So, why revivify this 18 month dead thread?
Also would have a undercover GRU agent disguised as a cook.Addition of Political Officer to the bridge crew.
And would frequently be seen sitting at a starbase for months or years waiting for repairsEnterprise would tug a copy of itself behind it for spares.
Roddenberry's atheism came late in his life, except for a couple of examples the show itself was never light on religion.Trek was always - due to Roddenbery's atheism - light on religion as well. Just make the future Federation a bit more explicitly atheistic and you're good to go.
Starfleet was the Federation's military, nothing "quasi" about it.Starfleet was basically depicted as being a quasi-military organization
Except when it blatantly showed buying, selling, ownership of property, ownership of planets, corporations owning planets, and basically ... the accumulation of wealth.which was unconcerned with the accumulation of wealth
The Klingons, Romulans, Cardassians would be capitalistic, free and open societies, and therefor the sworn enemies of the soviet Federation.Antagonists would absolutely be slightly different
This was basically the plot of Solaris, if I remember right.In Soviet Star Trek, strange new worlds explore YOU!
Yeah, albeit Tarkovsky wasn't much interested in the sci-fi aspects, so the film skims over them.This was basically the plot of Solaris, if I remember right.
The Klingons, Romulans, Cardassians would be capitalistic, free and open societies, and therefor the sworn enemies of the Federation.
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