“Tomorrow’s Enterprise,” the season 4 finale of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, is a strong time travel episode and the best look yet at what this series could be.
What a loser future, which I think is the point; To demoralize and waste our time. A pointless future with nothing to offer.
Sincerely, The Satanists.
P.S. Which is probably why most young men are playing War-dogs and not wasting their time with this. That's the future anyway. WW3. In which BOTH Lesbianism AND space travel serve NO purpose or point.
If the showrunners want to stick a gay character in for brownie points or whatever reason, fine, but I still don't understand the obsession with hanging it on established heterosexual roles; before Spock, Chapel had a fiancé in WHAT ARE LITTLE GIRLS MADE OF? Almost immediately in season 1, it was made clear she's into men...
There is a thing called bisexuality, though. You *can* expand Chapel's character that way without breaking canon. That's what they did with Sulu: even though he is presented as gay in the Kelvin timeline, he really isn't, because all it does is retcon him into a bisexual man in both timelines, who is married to Ben in one timeline, and only seen attracted to women in the prime timeline. In a way, bisexuality retcons are a method of soft wokeification.
You've interpreted the statistics wrong: yes, the highest victim numbers are among lesbians and (even more so) bisexual women, but the majority of perpetrators are male.
First decent episode this season, and almost like a real Star Trek story… not really tight regarding the pseudo-science, but more than made up for by a good plot and some nice character moments & world-building. Finally… but sadly way too late. 9 of 10 were junk… can't make up for that with just this one.
Lesbianism...
To boldly go where no one gives a shit.
What a loser future, which I think is the point; To demoralize and waste our time. A pointless future with nothing to offer.
Sincerely, The Satanists.
P.S. Which is probably why most young men are playing War-dogs and not wasting their time with this. That's the future anyway. WW3. In which BOTH Lesbianism AND space travel serve NO purpose or point.
You must be referring to the Wardogs video game
Yes
I can honestly say that I haven't seen a single blighted episode of the last season of this stupid show.
I want real star trek back.
If the showrunners want to stick a gay character in for brownie points or whatever reason, fine, but I still don't understand the obsession with hanging it on established heterosexual roles; before Spock, Chapel had a fiancé in WHAT ARE LITTLE GIRLS MADE OF? Almost immediately in season 1, it was made clear she's into men...
There is a thing called bisexuality, though. You *can* expand Chapel's character that way without breaking canon. That's what they did with Sulu: even though he is presented as gay in the Kelvin timeline, he really isn't, because all it does is retcon him into a bisexual man in both timelines, who is married to Ben in one timeline, and only seen attracted to women in the prime timeline. In a way, bisexuality retcons are a method of soft wokeification.
Lesbian relationships are said to have the highest instances of domestic violence. Women are so stable.
You've interpreted the statistics wrong: yes, the highest victim numbers are among lesbians and (even more so) bisexual women, but the majority of perpetrators are male.
JDA: I hear Ivermectin cleans out the parasites you had to endure eating toilet slop for four seasons.
First decent episode this season, and almost like a real Star Trek story… not really tight regarding the pseudo-science, but more than made up for by a good plot and some nice character moments & world-building. Finally… but sadly way too late. 9 of 10 were junk… can't make up for that with just this one.