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"why do they have to make everything political?"
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Here's a list of tons of leftist movies.
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Only the live-action modern Trek. Lower Decks easily competes with DS9 and TNG for quality. Different tone certainly. But it's its own distinct thing. TNG was renowned for its ethics and morality plays. DS9 was about the challenges of being on the frontier. I think LD's distinctive feature will end up being a faith that we can be better than we are, despite what we've done and what we've seen.
Oh my goodness, I envy you if you've never seen Lower Decks, because I'd love to see it again for the first time.
It's possibly the best Trek series out of the recent releases, Prodigy while being made for kids is also a lot of fun and was picked up for a second season that just came out on Netflix.
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Lower Decks is my favorite Star Trek series and Beckett Mariner is my favorite Starfleet officer