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To: Kid Shelleen

Long-time Star Trek fan here. I loved the original series, and although it took me a couple of seasons to warm up to The Next Generation, I eventually came to love it as well. Deep Space Nine was also strong, but most after that have lost a bit of what made the original concept so fascinating. (Woke agendas always ruin shows/movies.) Strange New Worlds has been fun, though, and I’m always excited to see what comes next in the Star Trek world. Live long and prosper, Star Trek.


11 posted on 09/08/2026 5:25:34 AM PDT by Kharis13 (-)
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To: Kharis13

Deep Space 9 - The Load Out & Stay - Jackson Browne
https://youtu.be/w5pEUX2KAO8

Deep Space 9 - René Auberjonois Memorial - Who I Was Born To Be - Susan Boyle
https://youtu.be/pBdin_ZYKlU

STTNG - Tapestry - Carole King
https://youtu.be/uxB9ujdw1fY


16 posted on 09/08/2026 5:33:43 AM PDT by mairdie
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To: Kharis13

I never got into ‘Truck Stop 9’. Star Trek needed space travel, not hanging out a galactic coffee shop while your space craft was serviced during your trip across the universe.


36 posted on 09/08/2026 7:09:35 AM PDT by redangus
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To: Kharis13

Deep Snore Nine had some booooooring seasons.

Boreager was just that, a total bore.

Enterprise (Enter Sandman) was stupid and not historical based on earlier Canon.

I can still spot actors in TV and movies that were in the Original series. I can usually cite the episode(s) they were in.

I remember dialog and episode titles.


59 posted on 09/08/2026 11:49:00 AM PDT by Fledermaus (Free Republic is now all Trump hatred all the time from a handful of "Me, Me, Me" babies. )
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