Answer for question 4318.
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trelobita[Error: unknown template qotd]I can't choose between the two. Don't make me. Both are extremely dear to me, and both are some of my earliest television memories at the age of three. This applies to the original Star Wars Trilogy (unaltered, not the special editions) and Star Trek, the original TV series (and the original string of movies starring the same characters) only. <3
As an aside, I would argue to this day that Star Wars is not science fiction. It is a pulp serial-inspired space opera. A fantasy. Having something take place in space and on alien worlds does not automatically make it science fiction. ^_^ There's not a lick of science in it.
Geez, could I possibly sound any snobbier here? *laugh* I'm imagining this entry being spoken by the comic book store guy in The Simpsons. X-D
As an aside, I would argue to this day that Star Wars is not science fiction. It is a pulp serial-inspired space opera. A fantasy. Having something take place in space and on alien worlds does not automatically make it science fiction. ^_^ There's not a lick of science in it.
Geez, could I possibly sound any snobbier here? *laugh* I'm imagining this entry being spoken by the comic book store guy in The Simpsons. X-D
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Date: 2015-04-10 07:20 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2015-04-10 03:59 pm (UTC)(Though I am tentatively looking forward to J.J. Abrams' new Star Wars movie this year. His new Star Trek movies were pretty Star Warsy... it's probably better suited to his talents to do actual Star Wars.)
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Date: 2015-04-11 02:37 am (UTC)