>According to the most recent survey on the Star Trek subreddit, 84% of respondents now say they will be boycotting Star Trek: Discovery and watching Seth MacFarlane's sci-fi spoof "The Orville" instead.
Kek even redditors won't be watching STD aka Sexually Transmitted Disease aka Socially Transgendered Diversity. It will be pulled before even completing its first season, calling it now. Screencap this shit, motherfuckers.
haha that will sure show hollywood, switching the dumpster fire you decide to throw your money into
man redditors are geniuses
Ryan Edwards
what kind of reverse psychology marketing is this?
Ayden Gonzalez
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Tyler Long
>war-centric plot >forced diversity >unnecessary design changes to uniforms, ships and Klingons that break canon >lens flares
William Davis
From what I've seen, the two captains shown are female and not white. There is a white male admiral that is just WAR. And going with Klingon war just seems lazy
Jace Anderson
>Watching anything involving Seth Mcfarlane, especially when he's one of the actors
Xavier Clark
>>war-centric plot >>forced diversity >>unnecessary design changes to uniforms, ships and Klingons that break canon but is okay when DS9 did it
Adam Campbell
You do realize the new show is less racially diverse than the original right?
Lincoln Morris
This. The man on the far left will be a sexually harassing admiral that will rape the two female captain leads who have to ally with the WEWUZ Klingons to take him down. Yes, I said TWO female captain leads. The Discovery will have two woman captains because lol fuck canon or even common sense.
Bentley Fisher
>White >White >White >Maybe white, could be Middle Eastern >Half black >Alien >Asian
So where is the "forced diversity"? Also female captains are "non-canon"?
Blake Davis
I'm a star trek fan but Discovery looks good, it's just that their updating the look.
Orville looks alright but it's a parody of the TNG era, which is what Discovery has to leave behind.
Colton Torres
There will be TWO female captains of the Discovery simultaneously, probably as a lesbian couple. And it's forced because they're Mary Sues.
Oliver Harris
why are they afraid of making 25th century trek?
Joshua Evans
You have a link to where they have confirmed the ship will have two captains?
Brayden Jones
Why does Sup Forums post fake shit all the time?
Brayden Bennett
>>forced diversity Star Trek basically invented this. How is this a complaint?
Kayden Martin
The execution matters less than the motivation.
Nathaniel Howard
And what does that mean?
Jordan Bell
they're the typical purveyors of fake news
Eli Torres
Do you think Will Riker's continual sexual harassment of female crew (and others) would be tolerated by a competent Starfleet Captain?
ANSWER = HELL NO!
Damn, Riker was inserting his "wiener-doggie" into anything he could hunt up for awhile there. Did that walking hard-on ever consider that other women might be uncomfortable around his "Roman eye" and "Russian fingers"? That's ground for termination right there.
Picard should have destroyed Riker's career right after Riker walked aboard the Enterprise and first started his sleazy behavior. You can't have a horn-dog like Riker demoralizing the other crew as well as giving the Federation a nasty reputation. Hey Riker, do your womanizing in your off-time.
Now Picard is in the position to get canned since the Capt. never tried to correct his behavior or at least stop his Running Buddy Will. Picard knew better so BYE BYE PICARD! BYE BYE WILL!
They'll listen to this advice when those expensive sexual harassment lawsuits start stacking up.
Owen Nguyen
maybe its because time travel becomes super prevalent in the 25th century? whats the point in telling a story fluid time line?
William Anderson
What's with the gym shoes? My, how sci-fi.
Sebastian Evans
Just google it, I won't spoonfeed you.
Luis Fisher
This. Star Trek literally has a reputation for pushing diversity and progressive values on the screen. And suddenly spergs have a problem with it in this iteration of Star Trek and not all the previous ones?
Josiah Morris
Fake News.
SAD
Daniel Scott
It was natural before, people just happened to come from different backgrounds. Now it's forced. Armored Skeptic explains it really well.
As a big trek fan, my favorite is Voyager. I liked the first JJ movie. But the movies didn't bridge together. So I was pretty disappointed it wasn't taking place after Voyager. Its over twenty years since Voyager debuted and they haven't made a story that takes place after that. I didn't grow up in the classic trek timeline. I grew up with TNG and Voyager. So it just sucks they have another Trek take place before or if they are rebooting TOS-like stuff.
>And it is the first Star Trek series that appears to be about two ships and two Captains
Got it, so you were completely shitposting. Have a nice day.
Cameron Gutierrez
Skeptic is the one that started the SJW rumour that bearing bullies underaged feminists. Both he and Jewonhead are admitted feminists
Parker James
Because by the 25th century the Federation will be even more "holier than thou " than TNG and have technology superior to pretty much everyone else in the alpha and beta quadrants.
That means no edgy war pseudo sci-fi and they would have to make actual Star Trek.
Kevin Perry
The diversity in the original show was absolutely forced, this is well known.
Parker Turner
My complaint isn't that it's 2 female captains, it's the lazy white male war monger. And the Klingon war that has been used at least 3 times already. I'd like a new story and maybe a alien captain for real diversity. If the federation had so many alien members why the fuck is a crew always 95% human
Jack Turner
32 post in and no one ask for a source to op's statement?
Elijah Wood
>My complaint isn't that it's 2 female captains
Then why did you bring it up in multiple posts and accuse them of "likely being lesbians"? Or are you just backpedaling because you got called the fuck out?
>If the federation had so many alien members why the fuck is a crew always 95% human
Because this is Starfleet, not the Federation.
Nathan Rivera
>Original Star Trek had forced diversity and other social stuff >lasted only 3 seasons
>TNG, DS9, VOY had a good cast of characters and didn't try to push any diversity but just tell stories with sympathetic crews >lasted 7 seasons
It actually makes you ponder
Tyler Perez
That would require superior ambition.
Lincoln Rogers
>just happened Do you honestly think that the diversity in previous Trek series wasn't planned? That they just happened to have a diverse cast with every single iteration by coincidence?
Robert Martin
It was "forced" in the sense of wanting to be more inclusive. Now it's pushing an agenda.
Dominic Sanders
>reddit hates it /our show/ confirmed
Mason Robinson
Oh please, get the fuck out of your room and don't pretend to know what Star Trek did in the 60. or what Roddenberry thought about it.
You are a pathetic polfuck, that bitches and moans, whenever he sees a person of colour in any meaningful position.
Nathaniel Hill
And what is their "agenda" if it's not inclusiveness?
John Green
Star Trek was always about the Human Experience. It was never about "dude a WOMAN just fought that alien BARE HANDED DAMNNN"
Notice how the most award winning episodes of Star Trek dont have any focus on pointless action or dude women dude blacks dude race lmao scenes?
Adrian Thomas
They were actual fleshed out characters though. These won't be, they'll just be lesbian tranny Muslims who DON'T NEED NO MAN.
Dylan Taylor
White genocide. You asked.
Michael Price
Oh so we've confirmed there will be lesbians, transgenders, and Muslims on the show? Can you link me to where they revealed this?
Josiah Davis
IT WAS RODDENBERRYS SPECIFIC "AGENDA", YOU UNEDUCATED INFANT.
Jesus Christ, pol is really a magnet for the unintelligent bottomfeeders, isn't it?
Dylan Hughes
>Natural before >Created during a period in the 60s when NBC was aggressively pushing diversity on screen >Star Trek universe literally designed as an all inclusive utopia of every race and culture >Made a point of having characters from different races and cultures all part of a homogenous society >Had a black woman in a position of authority, boundary pushing for the time >Having a Japanese helmsman was a major diversity decision considering post-WWII Japanese resentment >Featured first interracial kiss on TV literally for diversity purposes
Alexander Ramirez
>Armored Skeptic explains it really well.
Justin Gomez
oh
hi /pol
Ryan Flores
>lesbian tranny Muslims who DON'T NEED NO MAN calm down the only new diversity ground Discovery is breaking for Star Trek is the gay man in the main cast (not counting retconned sulu)
Luis Hall
You forgot the Russian on the bridge during the Cold War.
Camden Green
>Orville
This show looks like utter trash. It's lowbrow humor. How many alien piss jokes will their be per episode? A comedic star trek show sounds great. A Seth mc farlane star trek show sounds awful.
Sebastian Green
>DS9, VOY >good cast of characters >didn't try to push any diversity
Did you even watch the shows?
Isaiah Edwards
how did michelle yeoh go from big movies to web shows
Angel Reed
Don't forget the constant non-sequitur cut away jokes
>If you guys think this is bad you should have seen when I tried to have sex with a Gorignak on Primus IV
Juan Robinson
Wrong dude, I only mentioned them being female and none white.
Why do aliens even join Starfleet when they could join a ship of their own. Seems like alot of work to go all the way to earth to join Starfleet, even they would have ships of their own. Or is there some benefit like the U.S. gives to all these foreign collage students, played for school, bonus money, Et Cetra
Luke Diaz
Just Google it.
Chase Cruz
Oh so you're going to play the "That wasn't me you've been replying to the whole time" card. Moving on.
Jackson Hall
They didn't push enough. I wanted Hoshi to take over the Enterprise as captain and make T'pol her "number one".
Josiah Edwards
At least the crew is white, hell yeah I'll watch Orville instead.
John Clark
She got older and was never that big to begin with. Also Malaysian. Still ended up better than Maggie Gyllenhaal.
Carson Martinez
I want all you cucks to to know this, , this post made me watch ST. I wasn't planning to watch this because ST and SW are for kids, but just because of this post i'm now going to watch this entire show, week after week or in one go if they relase it that way.
Colton Diaz
I hate Family Guy as much as the next person, but Seth is a huge Trek fan and I am willing to give him a chance. You can tell CBS doesn't give a fuck about Trek outside of money making at this point.
STLV has some Discovery themed panels this weekend. I might go check them out just to see how bad it actually looks.
>dat lanket ayyy How can humanlets ever compete Also...holy diversity famuliars! i see Diverse ST keeps the tradition of never include a fucking spic ever...
Luke Jackson
>dissenting opinions are all Sup Forums now the irony is you're the Sup Forumsack
Joshua Anderson
>Just Google it
>lesbians literally nothing
>transgenders literally SJWblog speculation. The lead is confirmed female despite being named Michael
>Muslim They cast Shazad Latif who is of mixed British and Pakistani descent, but considering the actors can't even say "Oh my God," he's probably not Muslim
Ayden Garcia
Ugh, why is the Federation so anthronormative? it's fucking 2254, so just like um no try again?
Nathan Hall
Confusing user with user is a easy mistake to make you don't need to get all butthurt about it. Thought I could have a legit discussion about lack of alien diversity but hey let's all be short tempered children it's Sup Forums after all
Ethan Long
DS9 was shit.
Caleb Johnson
>that top image Is that from mass effect?
Justin Adams
Are you kidding? That's perfect for modern hack script-writers that can't keep their plotlines straight.
Luke Perry
>two captains shown are female
dropped
Cooper Davis
doctor who already exists
Luis Smith
DS9 ran concurrently with TNG. People would have lost their shit if DS9 aired on its own.
Isaiah Hill
>not making a Star Trek/Doctor Who crossover called Doctor Q
Grayson Lee
In what fucking universe were Sulu and Uhura fleshed out characters? They werent shit until the movies.
Jackson Carter
Human garbage, like you, also has oppinions. People, who have actual knowledge on the matter and aren't mad whenever a woman or a person of colour gets a leading role, have another.
But i know, you are the victim here. Fuck off, pol. Noone likes you.
Asher Anderson
Loved the first episode of DS9 had Picard in it and the first of voyage was on DS9
James Walker
Don't expect Sup Forums to actually know about the shit they talk about.
Jaxson Lee
>it's a pol pretends to watch Star Trek thread
Benjamin Thomas
>But Star Trek was never about diversity!
Alexander Howard
>name calling, swearing, dehumanizing yeah, definitely found the Sup Forumsack
Parker Harris
Discovery looks boring. If the female captains will be Janeway-tier of evil, I'd watch it.
Connor Collins
>it's a "blame the board boogeyman because you have no argument" thread
kek
Ryder Gomez
Big Trek fan here, and I won't be watching it.
The lead actresses are obvious diversity hires but Star Trek has always been about diversity. Those two facts are not mutually exclusive, so to me it still reeks of pandering. Everything needs a female lead now or a black male/white female coupling. That, coupled with the visual style and design choices, including while being set in the main timeline, it's really unappealing.
Jaxson Wright
Seeing Sup Forums be offended by diversity in Star Trek has been the most hilarious thing ever, its almost a parody.
Nolan Richardson
Why do Sup Forumstards always say "muh Sup Forums boogeyman" when they're called out?
Colton Carter
What argument?
Aaron Jenkins
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Hunter Rogers
Care to repeat that, Crewman?
Tyler Rodriguez
it's like that quote about calling out jews except it applies to them too
Daniel Fisher
>The recounting goes on to describe Isaacs’ confusion on the matter, where he at believes this to be a censorship issue. “Wait, I can’t say ‘God’?” Isaacs asked. “I thought I could say ‘God’ or ‘damn’ but not ‘goddamn.’”
>When writer Kirsten Beyer explains to Isaacs that it's not a standards and practices issue but a matter of sticking to Roddenberry’s vision of the future, Issacs quips to her, “How about ‘for f**k’s sake’? Can I say that?”
>“You can say that before you can say ‘God,’” Beyer replied.