And yes, I see the cruel irony of putting Stamets over Spacey.

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    I love that he just is, without explanation or apology. That’s really what Start Trek is about

    • Stamets [Mirror]
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      102 years ago

      Precisely. The fact he was on screen for one or two episodes before his husband was introduced and before there was any hint of him being gay was huge. At least for me. It was also a long time coming so finally seeing it was just super exciting.

      God I love these silly little shows so much

      • @ummthatguy@lemmy.worldOP
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        82 years ago

        Trek being a window to humanity looking beyond it’s own bigotry and selfishness is it’s biggest appeal to me. The build up has been incremental and a reflection of our own progress over the decades. Quite a ways to go, of course, but at least for a while things have been looking up.

        • Stamets [Mirror]
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          62 years ago

          Exactly! We can be so much better and Trek shows how easy it is. The tech isn’t what makes them great.

          We’ll get there one day, dude.

          • NegativeNull@lemm.ee
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            62 years ago

            Another reason I loved the show Schitt’s Creek. David (pansexual) just was, and everyone just accepted it. Again, no explanation or apology. It was charming as hell.

            • Stamets [Mirror]
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              52 years ago

              I really do have to watch that show. I had a bad personal experience with Eugene Levy so I’ve been put off of the show. Which is insane considering I met Dan Levy a few times and he was amazing.