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Here I am on my someteenth rewatchin' of fuckin' Deadwood, scrollin' through my Lemmy feed as the credits roll at the end of S02E08 & I this limp ginger-dick appears on my screen.

Welcome to fuckin' Lemmy. Can be combative!

Vaguely spoiling & not pivotal to plot, however I will amend because spoilers are bad.

I didn't realize the car bit was separate, I assumed it was the difference between stand your ground and castle doctrine.

Under this philosophy; citizens residing within states that have the castle doctrine would legally be protected from vampires while in their motor vehicles?

My complaints are simple things, like:

"why was there >!a human sized drainage tunnel!< connecting to >!an incredibly secure facility!<?".

&

"why use >!songs!< in the >!soundtrack!< that have to be >!censored!<?"

Actually, my friend bought it.

'Discovery'... the main contribution from that distraction was giving us Harry "Dwight" Mudd & 'Strange New Worlds'.

As soon as we got a chance to evacuate that starship, we took it; and joined up with a better crew.

You're definitely correct about the writing on TOS. To expand upon your point - look at the widescreen monitors and flip phone communicators, the earpiece devices and other things that they use. Those didn't even exist yet, not really. I'm sure in some ways these things informed the development of the real-life equivalents, however ~ you can't deny the writers did a lot of things as realistically as possible (given the setting). I can't remember ever seeing fire in the vacuum of space in TOS. However, on 'Discovery' we had plenty of whacky-not-in-a-fun-way scenarios.

Lillian in space. Thanks for the chuckle.

I liked LD okay, but the bleeped cursing bothers me. Either fucking cuss or frickin' don't. It happens too much to not be distracting for me. The Orville felt like classic Trek, which is my understanding was on purpose. Seth was a real member of Starfleet, albeit minor.

What happens on Risa stays on Risa.

Once they reach a certain age ~ the Gorn slow W A A A Y down. They begin wearing colorful tunics and can be easily subdued with a primitive blunderbuss.

Hemmer prequel series about a wacky crew featuring the various species of Andorians living together on an accidental starship voyage.

Think "Real World"+"Road Rules" but Trek.

It's not animated and filmed in the traditional style of previously mentioned shows.

After the pilot episode, the entire premise is dropped. It was a prototype holoprogram. The user?

Harry T. Mudd.

It is now a show about Mudd and his wacky adventures, eventually leading up to his encounters with Pike and Kirk.

If it tells you anything about me, my favorite TOS episode has - and always shall be; "Arena".

I love the more episodic format of Strange New Worlds. I love Pike. I love the old-school aesthetic of the sets. I love the entire cast (shout out to my homie Hemmer. RIP). I just freakin' love the entire show. It's exactly what new Trek should be.

However, I have to admit the new Gorn kind of bummed me out. I prefer the goofy-badass-Gorn over the scary-quick-incubatin'-Gorn.

There's a kind of person that thrives in the parking lots of Walmarts and stripmalls in shitberg towns, and they thrive on social media, too.

Well put. I'm old school Tripod days (if anyone remembers what that was). I've seen social media go from "A/S/L?" to "like & subscribe" and everything in between. It was never that clean, and the lot lizards were always lurking.