Starfleet Academy Badly Marketed, Crimson Desert Anti-Semitism, WoW Pride Event - Fandom Pulse Daily Briefing
The excuses at Starfleet Academy begin! Robert Picardo is out of his mind if he thinks people just didn’t know about this show. On my end, inspired by what I read in the interview with Vox Day and the translation of Japanese works into English, I’ve begun researching Spanish literature and working on translating classics that have never been in English into our language. It’s a lot to preserve our culture, as usual..
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Starfleet Academy Actor Robert Picardo Claims Show Was Canceled Due To Lack Of Advertising
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Mainstream entertainment has been so bad for so long that I honestly didn’t know Starfleet Academy was a thing until it was decried as woke nonsense. It tells me that I’m not missing anything but the appropriation and denigration of what used to be American culture. I’ll make pleas to save Lot’s family, but I’m not looking back.
Badly marketed = look how much we ruined it
"Starfleet Academy Actor Robert Picardo Claims Show Was Canceled Due To Lack Of Advertising"
Wot, they didn't get enough banners up in the San Fransicko bath houses?