The Star Trek Franchise
It's about more than boldly going where no one has gone before (from the Original Series to today).
By Jason McCoyPublished 9 months ago • 1 min read
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Not just about space, Star Trek's strength is in its tackling of social and political issues. The series challenges norms and celebrates differences. It tells us that utopia from dystopia is possible. Even when we are not perfect, we can be redeemed. And if all else fails, just time travel.
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Jason McCoy
Writer, photographer, programmer, carpenter, musician, husband, father, and friend
A maker at heart in all things
Comments (4)
Very good review, good luck in the challenge 👍
I love this!!! You captured every show’s essence. My favorite was DS-9. What’s yours? You’re the real McCoy 🖖
I've never watched this but I loved your review! Excellent work!
Love this critique! I didn't really watch it when I was a child; I might possibly give it another try now. Random bit of info you didnt ask for: I did watch Farscape though, which was about space.