The 90's era worked so hard they got 622 episodes + 4 movies + a good dozen full blown pop culture iconic characters out of it but I'M CRAZY cause I don't like Discovery?
Yes this is in response to the Disco Klingon debate going on over "there".
Constant "ya know in TOS they were in blackface" and "this is what Roddenberry wanted actually".
Star Trek is fluid and adapts but the Broadcast era was so fuckin perfect and fire. It defined uniforms, ship designs, makeup and culture and mythology for so many races (Klingons, Borg, Ferengi, Romulans, Changelings, Jem'Hadar, Cardassians, Trill, Bajorans, Maquis, even stupid Kazons).
Like Klingons were a light weight phenomenon in the 90's. There were dictionaires of the made up language sold in stores. My grandma knew who Worf was.
Yes, I want a return to form.
I want the next ST show to be a soft sequel to the TNG/DS9/Voyager stream of shows set 20-70 years after the end of Voyager and continuing those plots and legacy characters.
It worked! It was prob the pop culture and monetary peak of the franchise.
You're wrong for saying "we need to reinvent this wheel."
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EDIT: And we got 200 some odd novels, dozens of video games (that Voyager game just came out and seems pretty successful), action figures and toys, and Q. We got Q.