So on my wish list for the next Trek movie is that there'll be more than one woman with a substantial role. (And that she'll have a Bechdel test passing conversation with Uhura...though since I can only recall one of those out of the past eleven Trek movies, I'm not exactly optimistic there
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....oh dear, I believe I've rambled on a bit. x_x Exactly why I don't normally respond to polls.
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I would love to see Marcus, so long as she got some proper skience-y stuff to do independent of any relationship she has with Kirk. And I love that she ain't a fan of Starfleet (which I like to think is more than her just being pissed off at Kirk.)
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Number One would be interesting, as an admiral maybe from whom Kirk must learn a thing or several--possible UST for Bones at that (because I think kickass women deserve to be shown as attractive, yes). More Chapel--maybe a face to go with the name. More other women of color in TOS would be fantasticals as well. And more Uhura. I'd love a backstory so I can know just how she became so awesomesauce, yes.
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More other women of color in TOS would be fantasticals as well.
It would be tots nifty to see Captain Alexander - a black woman and the first female captain we see in Trek canon. And apocrypha has her serving with Kirk before she got her own command.
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And I'm just saying--maybe Rand can be in there taking orders from Scotty--being his apprentice or something. :)
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And I'm just saying--maybe Rand can be in there taking orders from Scotty--being his apprentice or something. :)
If they gave Rand that role that would be Most Yayful, yes.
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I would also love to see Number One...maybe she could be commanding another ship that's in trouble or something.
But I voted for Other. Carol Marcus needs an appearance. :)
And, sadly, I'm fairly certain that Gaila bought the farm in orbit around Vulcan. Wasn't she assigned to the Farragut? Seems like only the Enterprise survived that firefight.
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Thanks for the mention of the Bechdel test though - I'm about to write an essay on the 'double exclusion of women from the hegemonic discourses of friendship' (!) and that is a massively useful example of how we really have not improved as much as we like to think we have.
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Though, cheeringly, there's a six part sixties Doctor Who serial that passes the test every episode.
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Surely Saavik hasn't been born yet...
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We don't know how old she is, also the timeline has changed, yo.
Rand was not awful on the Excelsior, darnit!
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