[ SECRET POST #2293 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2293 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Show/Book/Movie/Game that was much better than you expected

[cakemage]

Star Trek: TOS. About half-way through the novel Redshirts, by John Scalzi (which I really need to finish), it occurred to me that I would probably enjoy it even more than I already did if I watched the show it was drawing influence from. So the other day I finally sat down, opened up Netflix and fell in love with the show in the space of two episodes. Yes, it's cheesy. Yes, it's a product of its time. Yes, it's flawed, but it's also just so goddamn charming. Granted, I'm only just now starting on episode four after being thoroughly creeped out (but in the way that they were clearly aiming for, so it's all good) by Charlie X, but somehow I don't think my opinion will change. And let's face it: I like Voyager. If Threshold didn't turn me off of Trek, then honestly, what can?