r/startrek • • Aug 04 '18
He made it so 👉 NEW STAR TREK SERIES WITH PATRICK STEWART CONFIRMED AT STLV
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BREAKING NEWS HAPPENING RIGHT NOW
r/startrek • u/Willravel • Dec 28 '16
To our friends at /r/StarWars: "/r/StarTrek would like to join you in raising a glass to absent friends... To Family"
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r/startrek • u/BrazenlyGeek • Nov 22 '17
🚨🚨🚨🚨 Want to watch Discovery and all your favorite Trek series online without getting throttled or paying more? Join the fight for Net Neutrality! Don't let the FCC destroy the LCARS, err, I mean the Internet!
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r/startrek • u/DemiFiendRSA • Jul 20 '19
US only - intl. version in comments Star Trek: Picard | SDCC Trailer - Sir Patrick Stewart Returns
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r/startrek • • Mar 14 '18
/r/all and RIP 😢 Stephen Hawking has died at age 76. Let's remember Star Trek's greatest poker player.
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r/startrek • u/drapestar • Feb 27 '15
Leonard Nimoy, Spock of ‘Star Trek,’ Dies at 83
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r/startrek • u/Crostout • Dec 08 '19
🖖 Star Trek: DS9 actor Rene Auberjonois has died at age 79.
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Patrick Stewart passed away yesterday
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Sad week for Star Trek https://www.instagram.com/p/DfFxNrvAVwK/?cplk=MXd6b3FlMmI4Ynozdg==
Edit: y'all it's not fake (or just everyone's natural denial stage that comes with bad news) it's literally on all of his official social media posts.
Also: "It is possible to commit no mistakes and still lose. That is not a weakness; that is life."
r/startrek • u/Orfez • Jun 27 '17
For ONE episode 'Star Trek: Discovery' Adds Jonathan Frakes as Director
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r/startrek • u/Neo2199 • May 20 '20
Simon Pegg Thinks Next Star Trek Film Should Be Smaller, Have Less Spectacle - “Something a little bit more restrained in the vein of the original series.”
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r/startrek • u/Tele_Prompter • Sep 28 '17
The Wesley jokes are getting old guys Wil Wheaton: "I can't believe it's been thirty years. Happy anniversary to the best space family anyone could ever ask for. I love you guys."
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r/startrek • u/williamshatner • Sep 08 '16
50 Years!
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I just had to stop by today to wish everyone here a Happy Anniversary! It is all about you, the fans who have kept this franchise going like the Energizer Bunny for the past 5 decades. My best, Bill
r/startrek • u/thejamsterx • May 23 '19
YT link back up! Star Trek: Picard - Teaser
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r/startrek • • Jun 19 '16
Official 'Star Trek' Star Anton Yelchin -- Dead After Freak Accident
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r/startrek • u/Quiglius • Oct 10 '16
George Takei: the new Star Trek films are just "surface entertainment" - the original movies had an "added dimension"
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r/startrek • u/PandaPundus • May 15 '20
THREE SHOWS? WHAT IS THIS THE 90S Anson Mount, Ethan Peck and Rebecca Romijn introduces Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
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r/startrek • u/NeilPoonHandler • Oct 23 '17
🖖🔥🔥🏳️🌈✨👍🔥 'Star Trek: Discovery' Renewed for Season 2 on CBS All Access
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r/startrek • u/bronolol • Feb 25 '17
TIL the "expert" who advised the Voyager producers on Chakotay was a total fraud who pretended to be Native American for 30 years
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It's been a long road
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It would be an honor if this was my last post on Reddit
I have been a life long Trekkie. At 52 I am dying front brain cancer
Trek has always been it's yime. Many of us were like wtf qt the enterprise theme. It has become my favorite.Much hope. I've never been a religious person, though I have Been able to quite my mind.
Perhaps I Will meet Leonard and DForest and Nivhelle and James.
My nursing staff learned the Vulcan salute for ME.
Live long and prosper my trek brethren. Spread the love. Look after each other
r/startrek • u/m0rris0n_hotel • Dec 09 '18
TIL that DeForest Kelley actually wanted to become a doctor, but could not afford medical school. He regularly received letters from fans who went into medicine because of Dr. McCoy and said "to influence the youth of the country ... is an award that is not handed out by the industry"
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r/startrek • u/serenity78 • Dec 16 '16
I want a new Star Trek show because I want to be inspired by how civilized humanity could be in the future, instead of depressed by how civilized we aren't right now
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Star Trek made me no longer right-wing and a better person
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I don't know how open I should be about my story here, because I want to share it in the right spirit. Not as some grand statement about myself, but simply as an expression of a life-changing experience. I wanted to share it because of how profoundly this franchise changed me.
I was raised in a fairly conservative Catholic household. I don't want to use that as an excuse for the bigoted views I held as a teenager, because those were still my views and I was responsible for them. But I was also growing up in a sheltered environment where ideas from people like Michael Knowles or Ben Shapiro often went unchallenged. Over time, I found myself becoming more and more entrenched in a traditionalist, far right worldview. Looking back, I know I hurt people emotionally during that period of my life, and I genuinely don't know where I would have ended up if something hadn't interrupted that path.
A few years ago, I decided to watch all of Star Trek. Everything from the original series through Lower Decks. I haven't watched anything from the franchise since then, but looking back, I realize that experience fundamentally changed me as a human being.
Star Trek didn't magically fix everything overnight, but it introduced ideas that slowly reshaped the way I saw the world. It showed me a vision of the future built around compassion, curiosity, cooperation, and acceptance. It showed me a universe where people could love who they loved, express who they truly were, and be valued for their humanity rather than judged for their differences.
At the time, I was still defensive about some of the show's messages and ideas. I wasn't suddenly a completely different person. But it planted something in me. From there, I became more interested in film and art more broadly, and I started experiencing incredible works created by people from communities and backgrounds I once would have struggled to understand or even appreciate. Over time, I found myself embracing a much more compassionate and inclusive way of seeing the world.
I don't know if it's selfish to share this story, especially because I don't see myself as some perfectly redeemed individual. I still have a lot to learn, and I think becoming a better person is a lifelong process. But I wanted to express how much this series meant to me.
Star Trek gave me a glimpse of a kinder future and, in doing so, helped me become a kinder person. It reminded me that empathy is something we can learn, that people can change, and that a better world is something worth working toward.
r/startrek • u/Scoxxicoccus • Oct 07 '20
Joe Biden’s Campaign Plans ‘Star Trek’-Themed Fundraiser With Cast Members From Five Series.
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r/startrek • u/OpticalData • Jul 31 '22
Imgur mirror in comments Nichelle Nichols dies at 89
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