Social Scientist, English Lecturer, Small Town Girl Living Her Dream!

Hattingen, Germany
Joined October 2009
Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary My how time has flown. I will try to stay on X despite my many misgivings with how they run business.
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Replying to @jonathansfrakes
@jonathansfrakes Please go to Facebook as someone is running a scam in your name under the Jonathan Frakes Private Page!
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Replying to @StarTrek_Legacy
@LettersLegacy We've spoken extensively about why I refuse to support Legacy if Terry Matalis is head writer. The following article on Walter Koenig really hits home for me. screenrant.com/star-trek-6-w… The actor stated: ". . .I found this script to be so totally devoid of
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any individuality for the supporting characters. It was as if you could literally have taken one long speech and taken a scissor to it, cut it into pieces, and handed it to us." This is how some fans feel the supporting actors of Picard were treated.
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That Walter waited many years to say how he actually felt is an example of his deep loyalty toward the franchise and being a team player. That said, Walter has said what many of us have been feeling about how poorly supporting actors have been treated by both writers and studios.
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Replying to @jonathansfrakes
@jonathansfrakes Here is another article about how some feel about the writing on Picard. Please read it and pass it on to Terry Matalas. The article: trektoidic.wordpress.com/
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treated like second class citizens on television. The only people who are praising this are mostly white male fans whom Terry catered to. However, Terry isn't totally to blame. The fault also lies with the studio and Patrick Stuart who acted as producer. It is very evident there
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was no second reader nor due consideration for how Marina, Michael, LeVar and Michelle's roles would play out. If there were they'd not been reduced to cameos. Many fans in the franchise feel let down. This article is only the beginning. It's time now to think about one's legacy.
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I agree she should be considered. That said, her role should have been bigger. The work Marina did was excellent and she should have been awarded more based on the fact Nepenthe was the highest viewed episode in Picard, Season 1. A missed opportunity that will not come again.
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Replying to @jonathansfrakes
@jonathansfrakes Just a note to let you know I watched Picard to the end. Unfortunately, I am very disappointed with the few minutes given to the Imzadi relationship and the actor Marina Sirtis. My heart is broken! Troi didn't even get a promotion after 36 years in Star Fleet!
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Here are what two critics who are not beholden to Trek are saying. Yes, I know the videos are long, but both make valid arguments! youtube.com/watch?v=05Bp1usR…
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@jonathansfrakes I'm just going to cut through the fat and get to the meat and potatoes. When are Marina and LeVar going to actually be on the show? I've watched five episodes and am beginning to become disillusioned after being loyal for two years now.
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who actually want to see them as part of the storyline and not just on the screen for a couple of seconds. LeVar and Marina should have nice roles; their fans shouldn't be saying it's the fifth episode and we barely have seen them.
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Now, I apologize for being impatient, but since I contracted Long Covid, by time is precious. I really hope that Picard doesn't treat LeForge and Troi like they were back in TNG days. In closing, I do appreciate all your hard work and dedication to the franchise. Great job!
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Thank you for the JOY you have given people over the many years!#JulieAndrews
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