now i want a series that's exactly like star trek except with a fantasy palette swap they're on a big-ass schooner in space, o'brien operates the teleportation circles, instead of shields they have wards there's still a big dilithium crystal at the heart of it all though
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"A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Federation"
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one of the constant failures of trek is that the writers of trek are committed to writing the federation but secretly don't actually believe in the federation "talk it out with the aliens? reject violent domination? embrace openness and vulnerability? UNREALISTIC!"
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"in order to survive in the TOUGH WORLD of HUMANS WITH FUNNY FOREHEADS, obviously the federation must act like an imperial power, achieving domination through superior force and then magnanimously dispensing peace and justice!"
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Honestly Season Three of Enterprise did what Voyager was supposed to be way better than Voyager actually did. They actually took into account the fact they couldn't resupply or repair the ship, Archer was forced into real ethical dilemmas as a result, etc.
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This is why it's so disappointing that the pitch to make 'Year of Hell' into a season-long arc was rejected. Sure, they would've hit the reset button at the end of the year? But at least the stakes would've *felt* real.
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The final lines of that episode always get me verklempt because they're such a bold mission statement for what Menosky *wanted* Voyager to be, this defiant reclamation of corny old-school Trek values that no one has ever actually done
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With this very old-school insistence it didn't matter whether the main plot arc was ever resolved "And so B'elanna Torres, half-Klingon, half-human, Chief Engineer, returned to Voyager Proud Voyager, Voyager of the white sails, Voyager who braves new seas without fear"
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