Modern Star Trek Megathread: A holistic approach to starship security

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The Something Awful Forums > The Finer Arts > TV IV > Modern Star Trek Megathread: A holistic approach to starship security

Oasx: Oct 11, 2006; Freshly Squeezed

There is no point of Star Trek without the utopian vision of humanity, it would just be yet another sci-if show. Utopian doesn�t mean that it has to be na�ve or that it can�t address actual issues, but I never understood why so many Star Trek fans seemingly hate the one thing that makes it unique.

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Oasx: Oct 11, 2006; Freshly Squeezed

I remember really liking Enterprise season 3

# ¿ Jan 22, 2020 09:09

Oasx: Oct 11, 2006; Freshly Squeezed

When watching this episode I was thinking about how good Doug Jones is as Saru, and how he reminds me a bit of Christopher Heyerdahl, and then Christopher Heyerdahl is actually in the same episode. That is pretty neat.

# ¿ Oct 30, 2020 13:25

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