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Detective No. 27 posted:You just know there was a script floating around where Worf had to be the ship's Santa for one Christmas. Data with one of these horrible sweaters would have been amazing/terrible.   
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Detective No. 27 posted:...now that I think of it, there isn't a single Christmas episode across any Star Trek. Star Trek is a utopia, so Xmas music was banned. Sadly the holiday itself was lost in the destruction of Mariah Carey.
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Byzantine posted:Star Trek is a utopia, so Xmas music was banned. Sadly the holiday itself was lost in the destruction of Mariah Carey. I was trying to think of anything involving earth religion in star trek and sort of came up blank. My earliest memories of star trek are maybe a little specific but this dad brought his sons I will cleverly call Rod and Todd over to my house and we watched TNG. Early season 1. It was confusing and bad but it was bland and it was white and it was heterosexual. I can only imagine him a couple years later covering both of their eyes. Star trek is dead to us. Never mind the socialism. Such a confusing show.
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BaldDwarfOnPCP posted:I was trying to think of anything involving earth religion in star trek and sort of came up blank. TOS had a lot of references to Christianity and stuff in it, though I imagine it was due to NBC interference since Roddenberry was pretty rabidly anti-theist.
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Probably why there several God-like characters and they were all assholes
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vyelkin posted:This is the best Foucault meme I've ever seen and I say that as someone who had to read Foucault in grad school. It's insanely good and I'm glad someone else recognized as such. And I haven't read foucault period! I can't read.
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BaldDwarfOnPCP posted:I was trying to think of anything involving earth religion in star trek and sort of came up blank. Chakotay practices generic Native American spirituality, if that counts.
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Milo and POTUS posted:It's insanely good and I'm glad someone else recognized as such. And I haven't read foucault period! Illiteracy is like a prison
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This is funny because the entire plot of Alien would barely be notable in star trek. "Long range sensors show the ship is full of eggs in stasis"  "Oh he poked it and it attacked him? Eh just beam the thing off his face." "Oh there's an alien on the ship? Scan for it and beam it into space"
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OwlFancier posted:This is funny because the entire plot of Alien would barely be notable in star trek. But they can't get a transporter lock because :technobabble: now RED SQUAD has to track it through the vents/tubes.
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RaspberryCommie posted:TOS had a lot of references to Christianity and stuff in it, though I imagine it was due to NBC interference since Roddenberry was pretty rabidly anti-theist. The one that comes immediately is "Mankind has no need for gods. We find the one quite adequate." from "Who Mourns for Adonais?".
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BaldDwarfOnPCP posted:I was trying to think of anything involving earth religion in star trek and sort of came up blank. Does the one where Wesley goes on a Native American vision quest count?
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BaldDwarfOnPCP posted:I was trying to think of anything involving earth religion in star trek and sort of came up blank. not star trek but i like how babylon 5 handled religion. it had an episode where you learn about a bunch of the shows main non human cast customs and religions then ended the episode by having a line around the space ship of various religious people to tell the ambassadors about their earth religion and it ran through 4 or 5 of them before panning out to show the endless line. irc it had a couple eastern religions a made up religion and a pan christian religion for the ones they showed the ambassadors.
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Considering the "Native American" advisor they got for Voyager was of Eastern European Jewish ancestry on both sides of his family, no, I'm not going to give any benefit of the doubt to Star Trek for proper representation. Seriously, he was exposed in the early 80s, but for whatever reason, that was ignored or never came to light a decade later when they hired him. Anyway, here's a meme I found  beer that was never delivered because Oktoberfest was cancelled this year
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They should have hired a more authentic fake Native American like Cody iron eyes
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Azhais posted:They should have hired a more authentic fake Native American like Cody iron eyes I was thinking to myself "wasn't the fake Native American advisor from Star Trek actually Italian?" and no, it turns out, that's the other fake Native American from everything else.
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Memento posted:I was thinking to myself "wasn't the fake Native American advisor from Star Trek actually Italian?" and no, it turns out, that's the other fake Native American from everything else. 
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Memento posted:I was thinking to myself "wasn't the fake Native American advisor from Star Trek actually Italian?" and no, it turns out, that's the other fake Native American from everything else. The Star Trek actor did get a bunch of hate mail for 'not being Native American' and then even more when he responded to the first batch with "I'm Mestizo, and the U.S. isn't the only part of America."
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The one from Aliens, isn't it?
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Milo and POTUS posted:What's the ship? looks like the horseshoe from aliens 
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Milo and POTUS posted:What's the ship? If only a bunch of posts were legit identifying it as that and talking about both aliens and Star Trek
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bunnyofdoom posted:If only a bunch of posts were legit identifying it as that and talking about both aliens and Star Trek Milo and POTUS posted:It's insanely good and I'm glad someone else recognized as such. And I haven't read foucault period!
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Voyager is by far the best Star Trek but some of the Chakotay episodes were horrid. The boxing one especially stands out. Isn't there some meme about 7of9 being responsible for Obama's ascension? edit: yep https://suindependent.com/jeri-ryan-got-barack-obama-elected-2/
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Faustian Bargain posted:Voyager is by far the best Star Trek Source your quotes
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Faustian Bargain posted:Voyager is by far the best Star Trek my friend have you heard the good word of Lower Decks
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Faustian Bargain posted:Voyager is by far the best Star Trek That's a funny way of spelling DS9. Edit: Lower Decks is also quite good.
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Faustian Bargain posted:Voyager is by far the best Star Trek but some of the Chakotay episodes were horrid. The boxing one especially stands out. It's more fun if you imagine Chikotay is just blasted drunk and loving with the rest of the crew during those episodes. Or that's how I like to imagine it. Akoocheemoya! We are far from the bones of our ancestors.
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Nostalgia4Butts posted:
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Kuros posted:Nog isn't a whiny child like Westley. that too
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I like to imagine nog went back to ferengenar and led a communist revolution.
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RaspberryCommie posted:TOS had a lot of references to Christianity and stuff in it, though I imagine it was due to NBC interference since Roddenberry was pretty rabidly anti-theist. SneezeOfTheDecade posted:The one that comes immediately is "Mankind has no need for gods. We find the one quite adequate." from "Who Mourns for Adonais?". And then of course DS9 is all about religion, just not an Earth one.
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OwlFancier posted:I like to imagine nog went back to ferengenar and led a communist revolution. No that was his dad.
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Knormal posted:And then of course DS9 is all about religion, just not an Earth one. It’s about the prophetic, which is quite present in religion on earth.
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