[ SECRET POST #2739 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2739 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

If they wanted to avoid being a retread of the original, then maybe they could have, for a random example, invented an original villain or picked one of the more obscure original ones for ST:ID instead of dropping themselves into the middle of a clusterfuck of racial issues, plotholes (genetic supermen have magical healing blood that apparently cures death?) and crappy retreads of iconic moments (KHAAAAAN!) by half-assedly about-facing and stapling in the most iconic TOS villain ever?

If you're going to be 'fresh and new' to the point of dropping the entire ethos and outlook of the original, including any attempts to be as progressive about race or gender as a 60s TV show, then you could at least follow through and cough up an original storyline and villain as well, instead of cobbling together two plots from two separate sections of the original canons and slapping the most famous original villain you can find on the cover.

... I apparently still have feelings about this. Wow. Sorry.