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I have the feeling most of the Star Trek viewers aren't exactly the target of the producers. (Do writers in general has this problem?) in c/startrek@startrek.website

[–] cuchi@startrek.website 1 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) (4 children)

Still, Harry Potter is enjoyed by boys and girls, my point was not about quality, is how a story manage to get that "all audience taste" goal.

Harry Potter is demographically diverse, instead of Star Trek, even if I like Star Trek way more than Harry Potter.

I have the feeling most of the Star Trek viewers aren't exactly the target of the producers. (Do writers in general has this problem?) in c/startrek@startrek.website

[–] cuchi@startrek.website -1 points 1 month ago

Yeah, I mean, is a silly complaing, but, surprisely, they complaing about that scene like "the big mistake of the movie" for some reason.

I have the feeling most of the Star Trek viewers aren't exactly the target of the producers. (Do writers in general has this problem?) in c/startrek@startrek.website

[–] cuchi@startrek.website 1 points 1 month ago

From Studio Ghibli, the ones I know are mostly women—it doesn’t quite reach a fifty-fifty split, at least from my biased point of view.

Maybe that sci-fi optimism is different from other political way of thinking, right?

I have the feeling most of the Star Trek viewers aren't exactly the target of the producers. (Do writers in general has this problem?) in c/startrek@startrek.website

[–] cuchi@startrek.website 0 points 1 month ago (4 children)

If you want to know, don't be offended but the average Star Trek viewer is... An United States white man, heterosexual, sci-fi enjoyer (most likely; a nerd).

Yes, there is transgender people or others, but let's face it, the majority are from USA and the most average kind of person.

Not as some Star Trek character with mexican, chilean, russian nationality, lesbian women, even the show tell you about diversity, the Star Trek Viewer is not diverse, is mostly from USA. (I'm sure I'm the only one from argentina in this website)

People said "Star Trek Starfleet academy is not for the average white man, is something for true fans" and well, there you have it, cancelled after first season because again, minorities are not really interested in Star Trek. Which is sad.

I'm not against diversity, but the truth is, people want to be identified with the series they are watching. I don't agree with the complains.

So, my question is, how it feels to have a target if that same target it's not the people who are interesting in your work? And why most stories have a kind of viewer? (Like I said before)

I have the feeling most of the Star Trek viewers aren't exactly the target of the producers. (Do writers in general has this problem?) in c/startrek@startrek.website

[–] cuchi@startrek.website 2 points 1 month ago (5 children)

I think it does matter in fandoms which are like the 60%, literally every single person I meet which like MCU is like "Dude, you remember that forced scene when all girls are in the same scene only for 'girl power'?"

I have the feeling most of the Star Trek viewers aren't exactly the target of the producers. (Do writers in general has this problem?) in c/startrek@startrek.website

[–] cuchi@startrek.website 0 points 1 month ago (8 children)

"MCU" and "Star Wars" has not complaing of "being woke" by the majority of their own fandom? And in compare of Star Trek they are actually more people anti-woke people on the fandom.

As far as I know, people complaing about Rey for being a "mary stu" even with characters as Starkiller without the same complaing the writing just because he is a guy.

I never see women enoying The Fast and Furious.

Finally! Star Trek Wines have released their long anticipated Synthehol. in c/startrek@startrek.website

[–] cuchi@startrek.website 3 points 1 month ago

No we don't worry, our customers buy Duff for its robust taste, not its alcohol content