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re: How queer is Star Trek?
Posted on 4/26/19 at 12:33 am to DavidTheGnome
Posted on 4/26/19 at 12:33 am to DavidTheGnome
I gave up on Trek in the 80s. They were going PC even then w/ the black Klingons ("They had him saying things no real Klingon would ever say!" - - Rev Jim)
I made the right decision, considering what they're doing to Trek now. I feel sorry for Star Wars nerds who invested so much in the movies emotionally, only to have SJW shoved down their throats.
IIRC the guy who wrote the book on Trek in the 60s (David Herrold?) Is queer and has been pushing for this kind of shite for years
Arthur C Clarke was also a fig
I made the right decision, considering what they're doing to Trek now. I feel sorry for Star Wars nerds who invested so much in the movies emotionally, only to have SJW shoved down their throats.
IIRC the guy who wrote the book on Trek in the 60s (David Herrold?) Is queer and has been pushing for this kind of shite for years
Arthur C Clarke was also a fig
Posted on 4/26/19 at 7:05 am to Kafka
quote:Star Trek has always been prog since inception.
I gave up on Trek in the 80s. They were going PC even then w/ the black Klingons ("They had him saying things no real Klingon would ever say!" - - Rev Jim)
quote:Wikipedia
A 1968 episode of Star Trek, "Plato's Stepchildren",[2][13] which first aired on November 22, 1968, is often referred to as the first interracial kiss on American television. This claim is disputed by some who contend that in the scene in question, full lip contact between William Shatner and Nichelle Nichols did not occur, as the actors turned their heads away from the camera at the last moment to present the illusion of a kiss, meaning that this scene was not a true kiss.[14] The latter point has been disputed, with Shatner claiming that he and Nichols' lips never fully touched and Nichols asserting that the kiss was real.[15]
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