Spyke
AeronMelonreply
lemmy.world

I love BSG, and The Expanse, but not what comes to mind when I think alternative to Star Trek.

Even For All Mankind gets pretty dark at times.

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ummthatguyreply
lemmy.world

Fair. I'm on a BSG rewatch (maybe 10 or so years since) and it's hitting all the right spots at the moment.

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BoxOfFeetreply
lemmy.world

Yeah, Trek ended when Voyager ended. I will never be convinced otherwise.

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lyrialreply
anarchist.nexus

Hard disagree. I absolutely love every minute of SNW, and Lower Decks is also amazing.

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Absolutely. The, "not my Star Trek" crowd has to pretend so hard that old Trek didn't have serious issues. New Trek isn't perfect but a lot of it is really good. Old Trek wasn't perfect, but a lot of it was really good.

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lemmy.world

enterprise grew on me when I saw how bad it could get when discovery came out.

it's been a long road getting from there to here and I know it's been a long time since the show aired, but its time is finally near.

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BoxOfFeetreply
lemmy.world

I watched three seasons of Enterprise. Didn't finish it. I think I could have done without it. That was back in 2010, though. Things have gotten much, much worse since then. Maybe it does deserve a revisit.

I do like Scott Bakula. It's hard to not see him as Sam Beckett, though.

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It's hard to not see him as Sam Beckett, though.

it makes the ending easier to swallow.

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piefed.world

Trek may be dead, and now Dr Who may be dead. Marvel and Star Wars in decline.

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ummthatguyreply
lemmy.world

Well, it is your alt account cakeday! Got that goin' for ya.

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Decline? I figured it Star Wars died a while ago. For me, it ended with the Kyle Katarn erasure. He should be canon, dammit.

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feddit.org

So uhm... how many Hollywood Studios are left now? 1...2?

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ummthatguyreply
lemmy.world

All this tells me is that there's a sequel where Spock, er, Star Trek miraculously comes back to life after a time.

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Sundrayreply
lemmus.org

I'm hoping!

Uh, the planet might blow up as part of the process, but...

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fedia.io

And we just lost out on the stargate revival too, as amazon after starting the the media push earlier this year, has now decided to kill it suddenly.

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Taleyareply
aussie.zone

Ecause they didn't want stargate fans fucking wat

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think about it. SG fans are a specific type of people. people who generally hate Jeff Bozos.

he's so petty I'm sure he had a hand in this decision.

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Too big to fail is ALSO too big to care.

The ONLY focus will be money.

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Yup. Continued blind eye to antitrust laws and the world's first trillionaire.

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There’s no way Avatar survives this either.

(As in the bending one, not the blue people one).

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I’m a LOTR nut and we actually look at it as a good outcome if no more LOTR shit can be made, period.

I guess Trek is not like that, though a lot of people seem to think some shows/movies should never have been made.

Just trying to offer a positive spin on franchise death.

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The title reminded me of one of my favorite indie albums by a band that died before they became villains and I thought you all would like them.

They’re called Rodeo Ruby Love and named after the singer’s grandmother or something. It’s kind of Weezer meets They Might Be Giants? Maybe?

Anyway, here’s a link if anyone cares: https://youtu.be/HgBfld0v6Dk

ETA: This is my favorite song on the album. By FAR. https://youtu.be/EJREjJJ6uN0

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The last I heard was on NPR and that some European companies are still blocking it from happening there. I could be wrong and things may have changed. I will see if I can find a source.

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You reached the end