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jessiegender.bsky.social
Holly Hunter's sitting in the chair weirdly in Starfleet Academy is symbolic of her ethos about Starfleet. She loves Starfleet, but she knows that Starfleet needs to change - to be used a new way to better fit what the kids needs. To let them sit in the chair THEIR way.
Holly Hunter sitting in a chair weirdly in Starfleet Academy, like the queen she is.
January 18, 2026 at 8:27 PM
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Voyager is 31!

"Much will be made of the political correctness of this new venture, not least in that the captain of this ship is a woman".

A woman, captain of a ship 😱

Just a reminder that we've come a long way, and that the reactionary whiners of today are just the latest in a long line. 🖖
TELEVISION REVIEW Now for a Politically Correct 'Star Trek'. By JOHN O'CONNOR "Sequence under way. Engage!" And the "Star Trek" franchise blasts off once again. Consider mere-ly this one statistic being bandled about by the producers: There are already more than 325 hours of "Star Trek" productions, including the original series (which began in 1966), the seven feature films and the television spinoffs, "Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987)" and "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993)." And now, with the centerpiece of the new United Paramount Network, Trekkers can focus their notoriously intense scrutiny on "Star Trek: Voy-ager," the first of the series created after the death of the "Star Trek" creator, Gene Roddenberry. Much will be made of the political correct-ness of this new venture, not least in that the captain of this ship is a woman, but "Star Trek" has long been a multicultural champion of erasing prejudices of all sorts. This time it just goes a bit further. After all, it's the 24th century. Capt. Kathryn Janeway, played with unmistakable authority by Kate Mulgrew, takes the U.S.S. Voyager to search for a ship belonging to the Maquis, Federation colonists unhap-py with a new treaty. The problem is that the captain's chief of security is an undercover agent on the missing ship. But the Voyager, with 15 decks and "bioneural" circuitry, is soon swept up in a displacement wave that pushes the star ship 70,000 light years away on the other side of the galaxy. The Federationists and the Maquis are forced to work together for survival. It's an ingenious concept, bringing the series back to its early days of anything-can-happen suspense. Cap-tain Janeway spells it out: "We're alone in an uncharted part of the galaxy. We have no idea of the dan-gers we'll have to face. Somewhere we'll find a way back." Tonight's two-hour pilot is certain-ly a marvel of special effects. Com-paring early "Star Trek" with this is like comparing "The Great Train Robbery" with St…
January 16, 2026 at 8:31 PM
zilatreks.bsky.social
Three different people I'm indoctrinating into Trek texting me SIMULTANEOUSLY about Caleb's arms
a man with a beard is talking to a woman with the caption " everything is working out according to my ultimate design " on the screen
ALT: a man with a beard is talking to a woman with the caption " everything is working out according to my ultimate design " on the screen
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January 17, 2026 at 4:49 AM
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daytonward.bsky.social
Him not liking Starfleet Academy is more than enough reason for you to watch it.
January 16, 2026 at 4:43 AM
zilatreks.bsky.social
Starfleet Academy had me looking stupid because what do you mean I was crying at both hijabi and Brikar inclusion
January 17, 2026 at 4:26 AM