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{{Disambiguation|the original television series, please see ''[[Star Trek: The Original Series]]''. For the eleventh film|Star Trek (film)|''Star Trek'' (film)}} |
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| − | <nowiki> </nowiki>Louis Theroux is about to interview the black supremacist Charles Freeman. The issue is why Charles Freeman thinks that the black supremacist movement should co-opt IQ studies traditionally used by white and asian supremacists and instead use them for the black supremacy sake. |
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| − | Louis Theroux: Hello, Mr. Freeman! I am interested in why you think that Arthur Jensen's and Philippe Rushton's IQ studies depicting black people as being less intelligent is something for the black supremacist movement? |
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| − | Charles Freeman: Hey, useless socially engineerable giant blob brain whatever your name. I got the idea while reading Steven Pinker's book The Blank Slate... |
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| − | Theroux: Is not Steven Pinker white? |
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| − | Freeman: Shut up, scumbag. He can be useful as a scientist even though he is not worth being an equal citizen. Scientists often use computers without advocating computer emancipation too. Anyway, Pinker stated in the book that is does not imply should be. That means being less intelligent does not mean being less worth. So there is no reason to assume Jensen's and Rushton's studies to be degrading towards us black people. |
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| − | Theroux: But if is does not imply should be, how can being more intelligent equal having less human value? |
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| − | Freeman: Shut up, honky. If I wanted you to talk I would tell you to talk. Pinker also wrote that the dogma of the brain being a blank slate, or very adaptable, would dangerously justify social engineering like Stalin and Mao. So he did sort out what is does not imply should be does and does not mean. It means that inferior intelligence is not degrading, but superior intelligence is. We black people are fully dignified humans by our brains immune to social engineering. You white people, and also asians, on the other hand, are more adaptable and therefore socially engineerable ergo less worth. |
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| − | Theroux: But there is much scientific doubt on whether Jensen's and Rushton's research is valid... |
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| − | Freeman: Shut up! I want us negroes to be the new masters thanks to our not socially engineerable brains. You are planting doubts in my head and sending me into a very silly depression you evil man. |
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| − | Theroux: Did you not just say you were immune to that sort of thing? |
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| − | Freeman: Ah, just shut up and leave. |
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| − | Louis Theroux (thinking semi-loud while going away): Wow! Even if I do not believe in Jensen and Rushton, and assume a completely colorblind distribution of intelligence, Freeman's argument on Pinker's book being useful as an argument for some form of stupid supremacy is still valid! Maybe I should go drug my brain to pieces. I just need a stamp psychiatric diagnosis to do it legally... |
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'''''Star Trek''''' is a science fiction franchise comprising twelve films, six television series, numerous novels, comics, video games, reference works, roleplaying games, along with many hundreds of collectibles. |
'''''Star Trek''''' is a science fiction franchise comprising twelve films, six television series, numerous novels, comics, video games, reference works, roleplaying games, along with many hundreds of collectibles. |
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* {{w|Hungarian language|Hungarian}}: "Űrszekerek" (rarely used especially in connection with the movies, meaning "Space Wagon Trains") |
* {{w|Hungarian language|Hungarian}}: "Űrszekerek" (rarely used especially in connection with the movies, meaning "Space Wagon Trains") |
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* {{w|Japanese language|Japanese}}: "宇宙大作戦" ("Uchū Daisakusen") (only used in reference to TOS, meaning "Big Operations in Space") |
* {{w|Japanese language|Japanese}}: "宇宙大作戦" ("Uchū Daisakusen") (only used in reference to TOS, meaning "Big Operations in Space") |
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+ | * {{w|Latin}}: "Iter Stellare" ("Star Journey") |
* {{w|Macedonian language|Macedonian}}: "Ѕвездени Патеки" (Szvezdeni Pateki) |
* {{w|Macedonian language|Macedonian}}: "Ѕвездени Патеки" (Szvezdeni Pateki) |
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* {{w|Polish language|Polish}}: "Gwiezdna wędrówka" |
* {{w|Polish language|Polish}}: "Gwiezdna wędrówka" |
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==Related topics== |
==Related topics== |
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===See also=== |
===See also=== |
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| − | *[[Star Trek parodies and pop culture references]] |
+ | *[[Star Trek parodies and pop culture references|''Star Trek'' parodies and pop culture references]] |
| − | *[[Star Trek documentaries and specials]] |
+ | *[[Star Trek documentaries and specials|''Star Trek'' documentaries and specials]] |
| − | *[[Star Trek corporate history]] |
+ | *[[Star Trek corporate history|''Star Trek'' corporate history]] |
*[[Production timeline]] |
*[[Production timeline]] |
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| − | **[[Star Trek birthdays]] |
+ | **[[Star Trek birthdays|''Star Trek'' birthdays]] |
| − | **[[Star Trek deaths]] |
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*[[Production staff]] |
*[[Production staff]] |
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**[[:Category:Directors|Directors]] |
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***[[Cast members who directed]] |
***[[Cast members who directed]] |
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**[[:Category:Writers|Writers]] |
**[[:Category:Writers|Writers]] |
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| − | *[[Star Trek auctions]] |
+ | *[[Star Trek auctions|''Star Trek'' auctions]] |
| − | *[[Star Trek fonts]] |
+ | *[[Star Trek fonts|''Star Trek'' fonts]] |
=== Other topics === |
=== Other topics === |
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* [[I'm a doctor, not a...]] |
* [[I'm a doctor, not a...]] |
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* [[Redshirt]] |
* [[Redshirt]] |
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* [[Story arcs]] |
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* [http://www.startrek.com The official ''Star Trek'' home page] |
* [http://www.startrek.com The official ''Star Trek'' home page] |
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* [https://www.youtube.com/user/startrek The official ''Star Trek'' YouTube channel] |
* [https://www.youtube.com/user/startrek The official ''Star Trek'' YouTube channel] |
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| − | * {{wikipedia|Star Trek spin-off fiction}} |
+ | * {{wikipedia|Star Trek spin-off fiction|''Star Trek'' spin-off fiction}} |
| − | * [http://www.bbc.co.uk/cult/st/ Star Trek] at [http://www.bbc.co.uk/ BBC.co.uk] |
+ | * [http://www.bbc.co.uk/cult/st/ ''Star Trek''] at [http://www.bbc.co.uk/ BBC.co.uk] |
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Star Trek is a science fiction franchise comprising twelve films, six television series, numerous novels, comics, video games, reference works, roleplaying games, along with many hundreds of collectibles.
History
Originally, Star Trek was a product of Desilu Studios, as created by Gene Roddenberry in a first draft series proposal "Star Trek is...", dated 11 March 1964.
Beginning with a single pilot episode, "The Cage", filmed in 1964, Star Trek was not placed on the schedule of the NBC network until a second pilot episode, "Where No Man Has Gone Before", was produced in 1965.
Star Trek officially went into production on April 21, 1966 and ran for three seasons until it was canceled in 1969. Four years later, the series returned to NBC as a Saturday morning animated series which ran from 1973 to 1974.
No new production of Star Trek took place until 1979, when Star Trek: The Motion Picture took the franchise into feature films, where they have continued to be made periodically since. However, Star Trek did not return to television until 1987, with the debut of Star Trek: The Next Generation.
Following three more spin-off productions, the 2005–2006 TV season was the first since 1987 without a new Star Trek series being broadcast, though all series remain in syndication.
As a result of a 2005 split between the former Viacom and CBS, any future Star Trek television productions will fall under the ownership of CBS Television Studios. Via licensing agreements, future films continue to be produced and distributed by Paramount Pictures. A twelfth film was released in 2013.
GoAnimate made animated versions of the franchise and characters when it premiered in 2007.
Currently, licensees of Star Trek products (reference works, novels and collectibles) include Art Asylum toys, Pocket Books, and IDW Publishing. Older licenses for previously produced material belong to numerous companies.
Production history
- See also: Production timeline.
The Original Series
Star Trek: The Original Series premiered on NBC's fall schedule on 8 September 1966.
- Desilu/NBC, Gene Roddenberry, 1966–1969
The Animated Series
Star Trek: The Animated Series
- Filmation/NBC, Gene Roddenberry, 1973–1974
Movies
- Paramount, 1979–2013
- Producers: Gene Roddenberry, Robert Sallin, Harve Bennett, Steven-Charles Jaffe, Ralph Winter, Rick Berman, J.J. Abrams, Damon Lindelof
- Directors: Robert Wise, Nicholas Meyer, Leonard Nimoy, William Shatner, David Carson, Jonathan Frakes, Stuart Baird, J.J. Abrams
Live-action television series
- Star Trek: The Next Generation
- Paramount/Viacom, Gene Roddenberry, 1987–1994
- Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
- Paramount/Viacom, Rick Berman & Michael Piller, 1993–1999
- Star Trek: Voyager
- Paramount/UPN; Rick Berman & Michael Piller & Jeri Taylor, 1995–2001
- Star Trek: Enterprise
- Paramount/UPN; Rick Berman & Brannon Braga, 2001–2005
Unproduced projects
Overseas adaptations
Star Trek has been aired around the world throughout its run of television and movie series. Most often, it has been dubbed into the native language of each country in question, while others subtitled the productions and kept the original soundtracks. During this time, the titles, characters, and so forth have been changed as they move from language to language.
Variations of the Star Trek title
- Albanian: "Udhëtimi yjor"
- Bulgarian: "Стар Трек"
- Chinese: "星际迷航"(first appeared in TAS, meaning "Lost in space")
- Croatian: "Zvjezdane staze"
- Czech: Star Trek
- French: "La Patrouille du Cosmos (TOS). All other series and films were using the english version 'Star Trek' moniker, followed by French language subtitle"
- German: "Raumschiff Enterprise" (this is actually "Starship Enterprise" translated. Also used for "The Next Generation", as "Raumschiff Enterprise: Das Nächste Jahrhundert" ("Starship Enterprise: The Next Century"))
- Greek: "Σταρ Τρεκ"
- Hebrew: מסע בין כוכבים (meaning "Journey Between the Stars")
- Hungarian: "Űrszekerek" (rarely used especially in connection with the movies, meaning "Space Wagon Trains")
- Japanese: "宇宙大作戦" ("Uchū Daisakusen") (only used in reference to TOS, meaning "Big Operations in Space")
- Latin: "Iter Stellare" ("Star Journey")
- Macedonian: "Ѕвездени Патеки" (Szvezdeni Pateki)
- Polish: "Gwiezdna wędrówka"
- Portuguese (Brazil): "Jornada nas Estrelas"
- Portuguese (Portugal): "O Caminho das Estrelas"
- Russian: "Звёздный путь"
- Serbian: "Звездане стазе, Звјездане стазе"
- Slovenian: "Zvezdne Steze"
- Spanish: "Viaje a las Estrellas" (meaning "Voyage To The Stars")
- Turkish: "Uzay Yolu"
- Ukrainian: "Зоряний шлях"
Licensed media
Floor tile in the NBC gift shop at 30 Rock
Related topics
See also
- Star Trek parodies and pop culture references
- Star Trek documentaries and specials
- Star Trek corporate history
- Production timeline
- Production staff
- Star Trek auctions
- Star Trek fonts
Other topics
- 47
- Alien of the week
- Bottle show
- Design patents filed for the Star Trek franchise
- I'm a doctor, not a...
- Redshirt
- Shakespeare and Star Trek
- Stardates
- Story arcs