I would say DS9 was progressive.
If the topic is woke Star Trek, it's rather Discovery.
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I would say DS9 was progressive.
If the topic is woke Star Trek, it's rather Discovery.
Let’s not forget:
Wokeness is not the issue with disco, et al. It's terrible writing, poor science even for soft sci fi, and too many cringey moments.
I get that some people love it. But the emotional resolution porn is, to me, just icky.
Stamets is coming for you.
Wait, who is the trans worm supposed to be?
Dax and all trills?
And the bisexual terrorist?
That would be Kira. Although I don't think she was really bisexual either. The mirror universe Kira had like a narcissistic crush on non-mirror universe Kira if I remember correctly.
Oh, right, Mirror Kira definitely was, true. But our Kira was pretty focused on the one organ. I guess unless Odo counts as another gender.
I forgot the symbiote was a worm thing. They really only showed that in one episode if I remember correctly, and that was already a retcon from what they did in TNG originally. I was also confused by the trans part because the symbiote doesn't really have a gender identity, the host does.
Her swapping genders is.....SOMETHING.
Lets just call it trans and go get a drink.
I find it telling that all they had to do in order to make being trans "acceptable" on TV was to make them be an alien species with an even more alien critter living inside them. And it worked, nobody ever questioned it even a little bit.
I'm totally fine with that. I just thought it was a confusing description at first because I forgot about the symbiote being a "worm" thing.
Also, I too love cheese...
The bad guys on the show were: Space Hitler, Space Karen, Quark
Quark isn't a bad guy 😢
He was an antagonist. Constantly trying to subvert order.
Quark is more of an inside track informant than an outright villain. While he often held to the Rules of Acquisition, he found himself going against the grain enough to be exiled.
One of the beauties of fantasy is that it is whatever you want it to be regardless of the authors intent