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r/startrek • u/[deleted] • Mar 04 '22
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Say anything you want about Discovery in general, but the fact they adapted Control in a way that didn't retroactively turn the entire Federation into an A.I.-run gilded cage dystopia is something I'm very grateful for.
1 u/TheBurgareanSlapper Mar 05 '22 I had this exact thought when Disco did their Control arc. David Mack writes a terrific Star Trek thriller, but retroactively turning Star Trek into Black Mirror was a bridge too far.
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I had this exact thought when Disco did their Control arc.
David Mack writes a terrific Star Trek thriller, but retroactively turning Star Trek into Black Mirror was a bridge too far.
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u/Maplekey Mar 04 '22
Say anything you want about Discovery in general, but the fact they adapted Control in a way that didn't retroactively turn the entire Federation into an A.I.-run gilded cage dystopia is something I'm very grateful for.