The Enterprise's future communications officer gets the spotlight in this new video.
. What I love/have always loved about the franchise—and I am one of those aforementioned meager fans—isand its utopian view of the future.
That’s been out of vogue for a long while in, as both of the current TV series have examined the cracks in the facade of the Federation, and examined the dark parts thatnowadays to stories that confront the idea that things might be shittier than anyone realized, I think that leaves a lot of room for some kind of inspirational, aspirational fiction story, and something akin towon’t have its dark moments, of course, but if everyone on thewants to take a few moments each episode to talk about how...
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