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Goodsoulette | 11:33 Wed 09th May 2007 | Film, Media & TV
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Stopped watching StarTrek because it had gone PC. What? When was it not PC? Janeway was the best anyways.
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Ha ha, yeah, what he means by 'gone PC' was that he didn't like a woman being in charge. Especially not in such a 'male' field as space travel!

I think it's inbuilt in humans to become offensive once they reach 70 any way. (can't agree that Janeway was the best mind, always had quite a crush on Jean Luc!)
Voyager was the worst of all the Trek spinoffs.
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Jean Luc is brilliant but Voyager is my favourite.
Re the Next Generation

Do any fellow trekkies find it odd that there are children on board the enterprise � a combat starship ?

Also isn�t it odd when the captain and Riker are on the bridge facing a threat , for example , that you have Riker
( the second in command ) sometimes giving orders , instead of the captain ?

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combat.....more like peace keeping surely???

As for Riker giving orders, he has to learn somehow.
What I meant by combat is that although their mission is to ' .... seek out new civilisations .... ' etc - they do come up against hostile and dangerous beings / situations where force is often required to be dished out and defended against - so why have children on these missions ?
As for Riker - what I mean is that in those situations it is the captain surely, that would make on the spot decisions as to what to do
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yeah I get what you mean aboyut Riker but he is Picard number one for a reason.

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