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Star Trek: Starfleet Academy S01E01 and S01E02 discussion (hexbear.net)

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Pleasantly surprised, especially since it's coming out after the disappointing third season of SNW and set in the far future time period from Discovery.

It feels like a live action Prodigy, which should be taken as a compliment. The captain is that mix of chaos and principle that makes the best Starfleet officers, and the kids are a fun bunch. The in-universe context is a Starfleet in the process of recovering from a time of Adults In The Room and Hard Choices, which is portrayed as having been very bad and not cool.

Also the ship/school is pretty.

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[–] someone@hexbear.net 2 points 4 hours ago

The Burn was an event that happened in that far future time a while after Discovery got there where FTL stopped working for reasons

So Star Trek without stars and without treks? That seems a rather flawed concept.