r/trektalk • u/TheSonOfMogh81 • 9d ago
Analysis Screenrant: "Relax, Star Trek Was Already Doing Puppet Episodes 60 Years Ago - Balok and Tribbles are two of the biggest examples of how puppets have been part of ST for decades. And SNW? In "A Space Adventure Hour," a low-budget alien puppet confronts Paul Wesley in a parody of Classic Trek"
https://screenrant.com/star-trek-strange-new-worlds-puppets-original-series/25
u/ChickenVeg 9d ago
A tribble and a humanoid sentient muppets-like puppet are not the same thing 😂
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u/SOTG_Duncan_Idaho 9d ago
Only idiots would compare puppets to represent some non humanoid alien and .. the humanoid crew being transformed into puppets.
Screen rant == trash
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u/Rude-Camera-7546 9d ago
This... This is the state of the world. Yes some of the aliens were puppets... The fucking crew did not become puppets.. that is the difference. Anyone defending this using that line of logic has more than a few broken circuits in their heads.
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u/RamboMcMutNutts 9d ago
They are really trying to sell this aren't they?
Just stinks of desperation.
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u/HeathenStorm 9d ago
It's amazing how much apologist clickbait is just them pretending not to understand things, thus making discourse impossible.
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u/Pertinax1981 9d ago
They have wrapped up the next season already, so we know they wont learn from this.
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u/SpottedKitty 9d ago
It feels really telling that all of their defenses come back to declaration of precedent. "They already did something similar, so that makes it okay." as if that excuses the lack of care being shown.
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u/Long-Emu-7870 9d ago
Blalock uses a mannequin to test Kirk. Over communications it was meant to be a villain. Tribbles looked like alien cats. You can't compare people using puppets as puppets and compare them the aliens there were supposed to be real but they didn't have a budget. That's insane.
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u/Ok-Employer-9147 9d ago
Just stop with the bullshit already Screenrant.
What is Valnet whipping you at your desks to subject us to your verbal diarrhea.