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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Vael" data-source="post: 7877066" data-attributes="member: 57043">And that's all well and good, but then there should be some intellectual honestly about it. For example, when it comes to Star Trek, The Next Generation will always be my favourite. It was the one I watched growing up. One of my oldest memories is seeing "Encounter at Farpoint". I remember the summer between "Best of Both Worlds Part 1" and part 2, wondering how they'd defeat the Borg and save Picard. And I can still say that the way they chose was crap, and that DS9 is the superior series, and I can still honestly discuss all of TNG's flaws.But for some reason, it still seems like the OT is still treated like holy scripture, and the new wave as pretenders. And it creates double standards that ... well ... tbh, comes across as pretty repugnant. I've read too many "critiques" of Rey that read like dog whistle misogyny, and it doesn't help that Luke is above reproach.</blockquote>