I always love based Shatner coming in to kick Star Trek's current degenerate masters in the teeth.
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- 27 de Jun, 2021
Last I heard, Shatner was doing documentary-esque shows in History Channel, surprised to see him still willing to shit on this decision.
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- 17 de Mayo, 2023
It's not like anyone that's currently working on Hack Trek can say anything to him. The guy was portraying one of the most iconic characters in all of media before most of those fuckers were born. There's literally nothing in the world they can say to cancel him.
I just wish he'd shit on Nutrek more often. I don't know why he'd care about business relationships when he's 90. But I guess Shatner wants to live forever.
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- 25 de Ago, 2019
The man went to space in his old age more or less for the lolz. In Star Trek Generations he chopped logs and cooked breakfast with a flabbergasted Picard to troll him. That man not only has been iconic for longer than most of us been alive, he’s been trolling us longer than we’ve all be alive too.
Shatner’s a snobby asshole IRL I’ve heard, but I respect his long-game IMO.
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- 17 de Mayo, 2023
Sony Pictures Entertainment and Apollo Global Discuss Possible Joint Bid for Paramount Global
As if Paramount's recent treatment of Star Trek wasn't bad enough. Now Sony Pictures (the worst studio in Hollywood) is getting involved.
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- 18 de Dic, 2019
It says something about how badly star trek has been treated that im looking forward to how sony morbs it up
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- 17 de Mayo, 2023
That's true. Nutrek is so fucking bad that Sony slop would technically be an upgrade.
No, that title goes to both Warner and Disney
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- 29 de Mar, 2014
Looks like Current Year Star Trek writers put TDS in the "lore" of Current Year Star Trek (and also typical SJW anti-cop propaganda).
- Second Civil War | Memory Alpha | Fandom
The Second Civil War, later known as the Eugenics War and finally escalating into World War III, was a conflict that occurred on Earth circa 2026; it might possibly be better described as the beginning of a conflict that eventually came to be known as the Third World War.
The events leading up to this civil war began with protests against the United States Government regarding freedom and equality. These protests included political groups such as Black Lives Matter, speaking out against law enforcement agencies whose individual officers used violence against blacks and other people of color and the student-led March for Our Lives protest which called for greater gun control legislation and the defunding of groups such as the National Rifle Association.
Other political players were the Donald Trump supporters, who often wore their red MAGA hats to rallies for Trump, including at the United States Capitol, and often protested against President Joe Biden, as many of them believed his 2020 election victory against Trump to have been a fraud.
The events leading up to this civil war began with protests against the United States Government regarding freedom and equality. These protests included political groups such as Black Lives Matter, speaking out against law enforcement agencies whose individual officers used violence against blacks and other people of color and the student-led March for Our Lives protest which called for greater gun control legislation and the defunding of groups such as the National Rifle Association.
Other political players were the Donald Trump supporters, who often wore their red MAGA hats to rallies for Trump, including at the United States Capitol, and often protested against President Joe Biden, as many of them believed his 2020 election victory against Trump to have been a fraud.
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- 5 de Oct, 2018
So the Eugenics Wars, the wars in which India established itself as a global power--you might call it interplanetary or even interstellar, given the range of their sleeper ships--has been reduced to a 21st century American shitlib protest. That's great. I love Nu Trek.
The discussion page in Memory Alpha suggests the editor made it up from couple seconds of generic protest footage.
The discussion page in Memory Alpha suggests the editor made it up from couple seconds of generic protest footage.
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- 13 de Sep, 2018
This is one of the reasons why I can't stand Kurtzman Trek. Star Trek doesn't take place in our world but these people don't know how to write science-fiction stories and allegories.
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- 29 de Mar, 2014
Events from the real world can happen in fiction, which can make such a fiction feel more immersive.
But IRL events NuTrek writers pick to put in Current Year Star Trek are used to push The Narrative™.
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- 17 de Mayo, 2023
This right wing grifter supports "THE MESSAGE" though.
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- 29 de Mar, 2014
Unsurprisingly, Shatner does not like Current Year Trek.
"Shatner SLAMS Star Trek! Roddenberry is Rolling in His Grave!"
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Does NuTrek mention ENT subjects, like the Xindi or Temporal Cold War?
That would have to require watching nutrek. And I would rather be waterboarded than ever put myself through that hell.Does NuTrek mention ENT subjects, like the Xindi or Temporal Cold War?
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- 1 de Ene, 2023
In Star Trek: Beyond they mention the bad guy as having fought the Xindi.Does NuTrek mention ENT subjects, like the Xindi or Temporal Cold War?
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- 29 de Mar, 2014
Critical Drinker is not a fan of the new Academy series.
Starfleet Academy - This Show Is Pure Torture
- The Critical Drinker
(WH40K mention at 1:25 in)
- The Critical Drinker
(WH40K mention at 1:25 in)
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- 14 de Abr, 2016
'No one' doesn't even make sense since obviously there are usually aliens whereever they happen to go. Its not like Trek has very many episodes wandering through barren wastelands.
If you want to be clever its also a very colonialist sentiment where the Indians weren't considered at all as the explorers were the 'first' to find their lands.