"Short Treks Were a Love Letter to the Earnest..." Topic

…, Sometimes Silly Humanity of Classic Star Trek.

"This week, Star Trek: Short Treks made its triumphant return for another round of short-form fun, boldly going with not one, but two new episodes. They're bite-sized tales that are packed with heart—an ode to the sometimes camp, often sincere humanity that has driven Star Trek's core of moral sci-fi since its earliest days.

The four minisodes released between Discovery's first two seasons all examined different facts of what Star Trek can be as a franchise. It covered the wanderlust of exploration, the human beauty of the far future, the importance of finding common ground for a greater good, and even something as simple as the fact that, yes, this far-flung future of hypercompetent scientists doing cool science can indeed occasionally lighten the hell up…"
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Amicalement
Armand

Those short treks are more like short dreks. The review about what I expect from Gizmodo who are nothing more than access media.

Glup!….

Amicalement
Armand

I tend to use typos as a good first hack at whether an author paid attention to his writing and at least read the result before posting. This one can't tell "facts" from "facets."