In my own limited way, I consider myself a connoisseur of Science Fiction in all of its forms. Films, Comics, Literature, Cartoons, Television Programs, you name it, I'm into it.
I watch the Old Next Generation on Pluto Tv app on my Roku TV sometimes ❤❤❤ My favorite was that Tasha Yar Girl... I just found her to be attractive ❤❤❤ and fun fact the same woman that played her played the Mom in the first original Pet Cemetery Movie movie ❤❤❤
@WanderingHelplessly LMAO Yes that was the same Woman... And yeah his name was Gage 🤣🤣🤣😈😈😈 My thing was that Aunt Zelda or whatever... That had the twisted spine and looked all creepy and sh*t FK THAT! 🤣🤣🤣🙅🙅🙅🚫🚫🚫🛑🛑🛑
@BrandonWyatt36 I think Zelda was Rachel's (Tasha Yar's) sister if I remember correct but yeah that scene totally freaked me out as a kid as well LOLZ 😅 乂^‿^乂
An old Trekkie who loved ST:TOS, ST:TNG, ST:V, ST:DS9. Found ENTERPRISE a bit of a let down, and most of the more recent series I just can't get into because they seem to have lost the original heart and soul of the series.
Love Star Trek, love some Dr Who (grew up in the Tom Baker era, only caught up with new Who in around 2015. Matt Smith is favourite), Star Wars is ok. Prefer the original trilogy.
I don't like this question. They're not even the same thing like people compare them. It's two complete different universes, two different worlds, two different approaches. And once Disney got a hold of Star Wars, they totally ruined it. To me, episodes four, five, and six are the whole world. The rest of it isn't even worth watching.
@WanderingHelplessly I stopped watching Doctor Who when the doctor kept changing who Doctor Who is. Star Wars, in its traditional nine episodes, is supposed to be one continuing story. The original Star Trek's not the spin-off streaming shows. It's five separated series all taking place in the same universe. Only Enterprise and Voyager were actually continuing stories, although they also had episodes that stand on their own. They were more connected from beginning to end than any of the other series. Although Q had to be in the beginning, and the end of the next generation, he was just an antagonizer. His whole presence was inspired by a single episode of the original Star Trek.
I like Star Trek. Star Was leaned more onto fantasy. Dr Who was good but British story telling is more about some point or other they're trying to make and the main plot is secondary. It's frustrating.
Liking science fiction doesn't make you "weird". Most people do I think. Those who don't tend not to have much of an imagination, and take life far too seriously.
I try a few times here and there getting into Star Trek. I really love Star Wars though.... I ignore the sequels. These days it's the videogames getting made exciting me.
