What type of scifi world would you like to live in?

[Baron Von Murderpaws]

You decided to attack perhaps the most knowledgeable person on this board ........

 

[alang1216]

What type of scifi world would you like to live in?

Star Trek/Galaxy Quest/The Orville?
Star Wars?
Blade Runner?
Doctor Who?
Blakes 7?
Alien/Predator?
Space 1999?
Halo?
Dark Matter?
StarGate?
Galactica?
Lost in Space?
Buck Rogers?
Lexx?
Seaquest DSV?
Logans Run?
Babylon 5?
Planet of the Apes?
Soylent Green?
Robocop?
OR????


And WHY?

Star Trek. I'm an optimist and that is the most optimistic universe of them all.

 

[occupied]

Star Trek. I'm an optimist and that is the most optimistic universe of them all.

Everyone is apparently a moralizing pain in the ass. It's a rigidly ideological society that does not put up with a lot of non-conformity. It's a dead-end polyester universe with all the vibrancy of a rotary club meeting. Utopias are boring. There's a reason it all takes place on starships. It's the only interesting part of their culture.

 

[Flash]

Doctor Who

LOL! That is all fine and good until the Daleks show up.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

LOL! That is all fine and good until the Daleks show up.

Don't blink!

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

Where time travel is possible so I could go back to simpler times.
Maybe to the old west where you could claim a huge chunk of land,of course I'd want to bring some modern day weapons and a few million rounds of ammo.
Some claymoors,grenades,landmines,some Manpads you could really make an impression on the indians with a Ma Deuce or two.

 

[Michelle420]

Star trek or star wars.

 

[jackflash]

No.
We're living in a hell-on-earth nightmare.

The D.C. crowd is sure as hell doing its part to make it a hellish nightmare with all that debt $pending. Foreclosures on property being purchased by our fellow Americans, as well as delinquent property taxes is gaining traction, like later in this year look for the situation to become dramatically worse as Foreclosures skyrocket for one reason or the other.

U.S. Foreclosure Activity In January 2023 Continues To Increase Annually For 21 Consecutive Months

ATTOM's January 2023 U.S. Foreclosure Market Report shows that foreclosure filings were up 36% from a year ago and 2% from the prior month.

www.attomdata.com

 

[whitehall]

Too much Hollywood nonsense and not enough gratitude and respect for the guaranteed freedoms in the greatest Country on earth.