THE 25TH CENTURY EVERYONE: man remember Spock? ALSO EVERYONE: that guy was so badass. remember when he caused a mutiny on a Starfleet ship? MICHAEL BURNHAM, arriving through time: I'm his sister and I did that first
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Like on one level the ending of Inglorious Basterds is just a joke about this
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Yeah, and apparently Once Upon a Time in Hollywood as well from what I've heard.
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as I pointed out in a different tweet up the thread, that is something that Star Trek screwed up in both prequel series
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At least for ENT it would have been something pretty easy to fix given one of the central premises was the temporal cold war.
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And honestly, if they had the courage of their convictions and they just straight-up changed the continuity on purpose instead of giving lip service to preserving it while poking holes in it, I'd at least respect them. Reimaginings and retcons aren't inherently bad.
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My main gripes with Discovery aren't about continuity, but about how it claims to champion causes dear to me (multiculturalism, media representation, etc.) and then undermines itself (no Star Trek show should ever present shooting first as the right thing to do!).
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