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The latest episode of Star Trek Strange New Worlds is called Four and a Half >Fulcans. I actually talked about this episode over a year ago because they do >this thing now with Modern Star Trek where they release clips of a particular >episode that they're filming about a year before the episode airs. They never >used to do this back in the old days of Star Trek. It's just kind of odd to >me. So, the episode almost feels like an old one, but but it's actually just >the latest season 3 episode. Anyway, this episode demonstrates how the >writers really don't understand the Vulcans as an alien race on Star Trek, >which I have to say that's a pretty big deal. It is a pretty big deal to be >that unaware, to be that ignorant of something so important to Star Trek's >mythology, to Star Trek's longunning lore, because the Vulcans are an >extremely important alien species, a major part of Star Trek.
https://youtu.be/0t153G9zDo8?si=MRvOCU0Jt2VTNhN8
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
The latest episode of Star Trek Strange New Worlds is called Four and a Half >>Fulcans. I actually talked about this episode over a year ago because they >>do this thing now with Modern Star Trek where they release clips of a >>particular episode that they're filming about a year before the episode >>airs. They never used to do this back in the old days of Star Trek. It's >>just kind of odd to me. So, the episode almost feels like an old one, but >>but it's actually just the latest season 3 episode. Anyway, this episode >>demonstrates how the writers really don't understand the Vulcans as an >>alien race on Star Trek, which I have to say that's a pretty big deal. It >>is a pretty big deal to be that unaware, to be that ignorant of something >>so important to Star Trek's mythology, to Star Trek's longunning lore, >>because the Vulcans are an extremely important alien species, a major part >>of Star Trek.
https://youtu.be/0t153G9zDo8?si=MRvOCU0Jt2VTNhN8
The truth is the writers simply don't care.
NoBody@nowhere.com wrote:
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
The latest episode of Star Trek Strange New Worlds is called Four and a Half
Fulcans. I actually talked about this episode over a year ago because they >>> do this thing now with Modern Star Trek where they release clips of a
particular episode that they're filming about a year before the episode >>> airs. They never used to do this back in the old days of Star Trek. It's >>> just kind of odd to me. So, the episode almost feels like an old one, but >>> but it's actually just the latest season 3 episode. Anyway, this episode >>> demonstrates how the writers really don't understand the Vulcans as an
alien race on Star Trek, which I have to say that's a pretty big deal. It >>> is a pretty big deal to be that unaware, to be that ignorant of something >>> so important to Star Trek's mythology, to Star Trek's longunning lore,
because the Vulcans are an extremely important alien species, a major part >>> of Star Trek.
https://youtu.be/0t153G9zDo8?si=MRvOCU0Jt2VTNhN8
The truth is the writers simply don't care.
Or they care more about The Message than the story.
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
NoBody@nowhere.com wrote:
The truth is the writers simply don't care.
Or they care more about The Message than the story.
One of the stupidgirl writers went on record as saying it was more
important to put in woke messages than to write a good script.