Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry son on the exciting part of franchise future
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Reports indicate Gene Roddenberry’s son is discussing what he sees as an exciting part of the future of the Star Trek franchise. Coverage from turnto10.com and abc6onyourside.com frames the story around his perspective on where the franchise may be headed.
Earliest published (publisher's reported time): Sep 9 at 4:45 PM ET — this is the publisher's own timestamp and may precede when TodayInPulse first detected the story.
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Entertainment has shown us the future could be like Star Trek, it has also shown us the future could be like Mad Max. So why the fuck are we choosing Mad Max?
Bluesky · 80% match
shared entity: star trek; keyword overlap 16%
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Happy 60th Anniversary to Star Trek! Live long and prosper! 🖖🏻
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Happy 60th Anniversary to Star Trek! Live long and prosper! 🖖🏻
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Entertainment has shown us the future could be like Star Trek, it has also shown us the future could be like Mad Max. So why the fuck are we choosing Mad Max?
Bluesky · 73% match
shared entity: star trek
per-poll snapshot · resolution ~15 min
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