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sci-fi culture phenomenon would agree that their precious saga is nothing like its counterpart. I however, share a deviating perspective and would argue that these two fantasy realms are, in fact, homogeneous. In a myriad of ways, Star Wars and Star Trek go hand-in-hand when one visualizes “space travel and adventure”. Besides the clear affinity for the stars and galaxies, the two sci-fi sensations also share similar goals and virtues, such as exploring the vast universe in which they reside in. Among

The 2009 film reproduction of the infamous Star Trek series brings an older storyline to a younger audience. Both newer and older fans alike can appreciate the stunning effects and cgi painstakingly perfected in the film, but does the science suffer because of it? The story begins in 2233 on the USS starship kelvin, a federation craft sent out to investigate a “lightning storm” in space. An alien ship piloted by Romulan emerges from the storm and immediately barrages the starship with attacks. Through

women. This further extends to the treatment of women by show runners and the male characters present (actors) on these shows. Femininity is explored within the realm and it is not always in the best light as it is often ignored or downplayed. In Star Trek, the USS Enterprise is touted to be filled with officers of all stations of life: age, gender and ethnicities (at least on the bridge) from Star Fleet. If you’re on the ship-apart of the Federation that means that you are qualified and fit for duty

Natalie Ertz English 2100 Star Trek and Racism Star Trek is one of the most successful and lasting entertainment franchises of all time. While it takes place in a futuristic society, the series explores issues that were widespread in the time of it’s making. This includes one of the most prevalent issues of our time: racism. Thanks to the, at the time, radical philosophy of Gene Roddenberry, the show attracted a large audience. The adventurous and utopian society made many people hope for a future

Star Wars and Star Trek have been one of the most popular series invented. For many years now people have gone to events called comic-cons. These events are where people dress up as a character of their choice and do activities. These two subjects that were chosen for this compare and contrast essay were picked out by a birthmark. A birthmark on me myself that looks like the Star Trek symbol. This birthmark has led me to want to know a little more about these two popular movies. There are many

Star Wars Is Better Than Star Trek We know for a fact that Star Wars and Star Trek such great rivals. I know that we all have our opinions and we all have our favorites. Yes, Star Wars is just fiction and most say that Star Trek is more realistic but that doesn’t really change the ‘Wow’ factor of Star Wars, numbers or no numbers, theoretically correct or not, Star Wars is undeniably awesome. I will do my best to elaborate why. First, let’s start off with the Millennium Falcon versus the Enterprise

1966 Gene Roddenberry brought the iconic science fiction show to television screens for the first time, Star Trek was born. The show has set a lasting legacy that has spawned over the decades with multiple spinoffs, several movies and even a cartoon show. It’s a legacy that is still around today, despite the original show being cancelled after its third season. The pilot episode of star trek starring Jeffrey Hunter was actually rejected by NBC because it was seen as to cerebral. Roddenberry then went

movie franchises are compared a lot to one another either by fans or movie goers everywhere. “Star Wars” and “Star Trek” are the two biggest names that pop up when you think of Sci-Fi films. But a lot of movie goers think that these two franchise are a lot alike, just because they have aliens and there in outer space doesn’t mean the franchise are alike at all. Star Wars and Star Trek are two completely different genres itself when it comes to the Sci-fi genre. The first major difference of the movie

Star Trek: The Original Series is one of the most culturally influential television shows of all time, setting the bar for all science fiction shows and novels to follow. The original series first aired on the NBC network from 1966 to 1969, and produced four successor shows, an animated series, and twelve films. Innumerable books, toys, gadgets, and other products have been marketed. The Original Series cultural impact goes far beyond its ability to be monetarily capitalized upon by Paramount, the

(Title) The Tv show (more info about the show)Star Trek is an all around a great show. It's about a crew out in space who complete different missions every episode. One might not know about it, is how it’s characters are related to rhetorical appeals. The three main characters Mr.Spock, Dr.McCoy, and Captain Kirk. Consistently portrait either ethos, logos, or pathos throughout the whole making of the show. How you may ask? Let us see why. Mr.Spock is one of the crew members on the ship who works