[brandiweb]

If you ever wanted to re-watch the classics but couldn't find the time, here's your chance. 56 episodes, the full first 2 seasons, simultaneously, and with sound!...

LOL talk about multitasking!

[AcecePesFeacy]

watching them all with my 6 + 8 year old on netflix. we're on season 3. next up, the movies.

[moopierof]

Yes, I love Star Trek. I'm in season five of Voyager right now on Netflix. I'm the only one in my family that likes it though, my wife and kids, not so much.

[Lerpenoaneway]

You might like this 5-part series by the Nostalgic Critic:

Part 1:
http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/vid...motion-picture

Part 2:
http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/vid...arch-for-spock

Part 3:
http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/vid...final-frontier

Part 4:
http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/vid...-7-generations

Part 5:
http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/vid...9-insurrection

[CurtisTH]

I watched all 10 movies sequentially over the course of a week. Highly recommended.

[MediconStop]

He's dead Jim.

[DoctorIrokezov]

i notice i have an aversion to complimenting JJ Abrams.

but i have to say, the new Star Trek movie was really well done. i have the first Star Trek on VHS and the plot is similar, a humongous thing wiping out the Klingons and endangering Earth.

i thought they did the transition real well. since the huge space ship that went through the black hole altered Star Trek history, they did a good job of patching up history enough to re-create the original cast, with a younger group of actors, obviously setting the stage for the next 15 Star Treks.

it will be interesting to see how they manage the transition to "Star Trek 3"... in 30 years ... which seems like an inevitability since it's HUGELY PROFITABLE and that seems to be what runs Hollywood.

[durootrium]

the sound is creepy...

[CurtisTH]

He's dead Jim.

LOL someone totally has to make a "He's dead Jim" youtube compilation.

[Quick$bux]

[brandiweb]

I gave that girl 7 of 9 inches~ sorry//// couldnt stop myself! 8-)

[DoctorIrokezov]

think she looks better with the Borg Implant ?

[Immampdah]

Jeez, who knew that Photoshop could be so beautiful.

[CathBraunn]

I have not seen much star trek, but based on the cast and themes it seems like it was on the cutting age of it's time for pushing cultural marxism to the masses.

[russmodel]

"How to kiss a woman 101" .....by Captain Kirk

http://youtu.be/wphWJoliUMQ

[valiumnopresc]

the sound is creepy...

To me it sounded like a casino. Ever walk through one of those joints? The machines and people noises sound like hell.

[moopierof]

I have not seen much star trek, but based on the cast and themes it seems like it was on the cutting age of it's time for pushing cultural marxism to the masses.

Star Trek is primarily a sci-fi show first and foremost, and their world is supposedly a marxist one, although it's not really "pushed", and there are many contradictions. For instance, they don't have money, they work "for the good of mankind", yet private property is evident throughout, like in the new movie when Kirk gives his motorcycle away to another cadet, or in DS9 how they gamble with their gold/platinum bars.

[CathBraunn]

Star Trek is primarily a sci-fi show first and foremost, and their world is supposedly a marxist one, although it's not really "pushed",

It normalized multi culturalism in a time when that was goal #1 of the marxists. Just like today they normalize marital infidelity. I consider that pushing.

I'm not trying to poop on what people like, not everything I like is totally marxist brainwashing free, (unfortunatly) but I'm calling this one how I see it.

[DoctorIrokezov]

It normalized multi culturalism in a time when that was goal #1 of the marxists. Just like today they normalize marital infidelity. I consider that pushing.

I'm not trying to poop on what people like, not everything I like is totally marxist brainwashing free, (unfortunatly) but I'm calling this one how I see it.

but how can you have a show about human beings, Ferengi, & Vulcans mixing amicably (without violence), without it technically being a rendition of multi-culturalism.

i mean, by definition a show that shows human beings mixing peacefully with 'aliens', portrays multi-culturalism.


i don't think a multi-cultural community per se is bad.

but in order for it to work, if some groups have trouble assimilating - and black people do have trouble assimilating into the modern digital world - then we can't 'fix' it if we can't tell the truth about it.

i don't think the 'melting pot' itself is bad, it's the forced mixing combined with PC restrictions keeping people from telling the truth about what doesn't work.


it's no wonder our "multi-cultural" democracy doesn't work, we have pretend legislators and a token black pResident, secretly working for Zionist, Jewish, and corporate entities (corporate law being an embodiment of the Talmud's Sanhedrin sections).

and they're going to help us all get along. yeah right.