Posted on 02/23/2026 12:57:04 PM PST by dynachrome
Paramout+’s struggling new Star Trek series, Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, has been unable to crack the top ten shows in the Nielsen Ratings as the eight-figure per episode series wallows in a constant stream of left-wing, identity politics like gay Klingons, bisexuals, lesbians, and girl boss characters irks fans the world over.
The most recent plot rankling longtime fans of the franchise is the full-fledged gay Klingon character named “Ja-Den.”
Ja-Den, portrayed by gay actor Karim Diane, breaks the Star Trek mold for the 60-year-old franchise’s war-like, aggressive Klingon alien race. Instead of being a warrior, Ja-Den is a vegan and a bird watcher who had two dads. And when he gets to the academy, he immediately begins dating a young human male he meets there. But, wait, there’s more. Ja-Den also has secret feelings for one of the other male students in the series
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He was a very gregarious guy. Roddenberry stopped at the college I was attending in 1981 with his traveling "Star Trek Experience" presentation, conducted by him and an assistant, where he played the original pilot. Nimoy was an emotional human character and eventual wife Majel Barrett was first officer, followed by "The Menagerie" pilot that was broadcast.
After these he spoke of how everyone rejected "Wagon Train to the Stars" - except Lucille Ball running Desilu Studios. Then a Q & A with the attending students. I had no concept at the time that it was a rare privilege and how Gene would end up being a major figure shaping our culture.
Twice.
The guy in charge of the new Star Trek for about 10 years, Alex Kurtzman, has affirmed his support for Black Lives Matter and LGBTQ+ representation and is using Star Trek to that end.
He does not what writers who had even seen the show.
Below is some detail of what CBS did to shutdown fan films.
They Made BETTER Star Trek for FREE (So CBS Shut Them Down)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2n6EWsVGroU&t=212s
#55 Stargate SG-1 and Atlantis is on the FREE Pluto tv.
I watch it using my Roku box.
No question, but TNG had great writers and an accomplished Shakespearean actor as Captain Jean-Luc Piccard.
A favorite episode was to a planet where the people spoke in phrases—firstly not making sense. “Tenagra”, or something close to that.
I have a LOT of Farscape DVD’s on my shelf.
The thing about Farscape is that it was pure sci-fi without trying to be either political or “relevant”. People panned it because “Pilot” was a Henson puppet but it was good sci-fi. Yes, as a former Boeing employee (and Physics major) I could nitpick about some of the aerospace aspects of the earliest episodes, but once you got into season 2 those issues were no longer relevant.
It was a good show and deserved better.
It's got a good ensemble cast, especially starting with Season 2, and regulars from SG1 show up from time to time for a little crossover support. I actually enjoy it a touch more than SG1, because the evil Wraith (stylish space vampires, basically) are more fun villains than the Goa'uld. Well, most of them. Ba'al was pretty compelling.
Nerdrotic and Critical Drinker are awesome! And they probably get more views than the series itself. LOL!
Isn't everybody clamoring for gay necrophelia? Sounds perfectly normal in a dystopian Democrat world? Add a little voodoo and devil worship and it should be a hit!
You know, Aeryn Sun on Farscape ended up playing Vala on later episodes of SG-1.
She (Claudia Black) got eaten by space bats at the beginning of “ Pitch Black”
“Star Dreck: Gayfleet Academy”
I’ll pass, thanks
Ha,hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhhhh..!!!
The hippies got taught a lesson in the end. Spock jamming with them was kinda funny.
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