Gavin
@valamists.bsky.social
Queer fan of Doctor Who, Star Trek, cartoons, games and socialist stuff. She/her
I also had thoughts... not good ones unfortunately. 😭
August 28, 2025 at 2:39 PM
I also had thoughts... not good ones unfortunately. 😭
I will say SNW is making me look foward to Acadamy more and more, as I really hope it carries the same spirit Discovery had. Like I know Disco was not perfect, but it at least tried new things and did not hide its queerness!
August 22, 2025 at 8:00 PM
I will say SNW is making me look foward to Acadamy more and more, as I really hope it carries the same spirit Discovery had. Like I know Disco was not perfect, but it at least tried new things and did not hide its queerness!
Oh no, sorry to hear this. For what it's worth even when I disagree with the Ups & Downs (You guys enjoyed Picard S3 ALOT more then I did!) I have always enjoyed hearing yours, and the rest of the TC teams, opinions. You never condescend, and all clearly love Trek even when you rightly have issues.
August 22, 2025 at 5:41 PM
Oh no, sorry to hear this. For what it's worth even when I disagree with the Ups & Downs (You guys enjoyed Picard S3 ALOT more then I did!) I have always enjoyed hearing yours, and the rest of the TC teams, opinions. You never condescend, and all clearly love Trek even when you rightly have issues.
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Haha good man! We need more people doing that, given how easily shows are just taken off platforms nowadays.
August 21, 2025 at 9:02 PM
Haha good man! We need more people doing that, given how easily shows are just taken off platforms nowadays.
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What I would give for a Star Trek Andor. A Trek that actually challenged power today—that resonated not just as nostalgia, but as a rallying cry. One that spoke directly about the world we’re living in, the forces shaping it, and the struggles we face now. That’s what Trek should still dare to be.
August 21, 2025 at 7:27 PM
What I would give for a Star Trek Andor. A Trek that actually challenged power today—that resonated not just as nostalgia, but as a rallying cry. One that spoke directly about the world we’re living in, the forces shaping it, and the struggles we face now. That’s what Trek should still dare to be.