• Nakedmole@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    This arbitrary crossover marketing attempt illustrates how Star Trek has become a generic brand like any other …

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      1 year ago

      According to him, he’s openly a big star trek fan and grew up on the show. I’m sure he’ll put a lot of effort into it but it is really weird to see.

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        1 year ago

        he’s openly a big star trek fan and grew up on the show

        Most of us did though, does that mean we all get our own Star Trek shows?! ;)

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          1 year ago

          I wouldn’t say no to one.

          It could be about the life of a Ferengi crew, that through all adversity stay focused on their goals of acquisition.

          Edit: make it post-Zek or during the reforms of Grand Nagus Rom, common themes of gender equality for fe-males. While the Ferengi are primarily interested in commerce, presumably they have the same amount of weird stuff happening to them, and there’s a lot of new species to exploit meet

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          1 year ago

          I think it’s just a song? I’m actually not sure what’s even going on here but it would be really weird if they made a Kid Cudi show instead of a Kid Cudi song.