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SDCC Star Trek: Prodigy&#;s Kate Mulgrew, Brett Gray, and EPs Deep Dive Into Season 2
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Admiral Janeway & Dr. Beverly Crusher’s First Ever Star Trek Meeting Finally Happens After 29 Years
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Janeway As Captain Of USS Enterprise? Star Trek’s Kate Mulgrew Said No
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Admiral Janeway commands the USS Voyager-A in Star Trek: Prodigy season 2 after Kate Mulgrew shot down Janeway as Captain of the Enterprise.
Kate Mulgrew Urges Fans To Watch Star Trek: Prodigy Season 2, Hopes For More Seasons
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With Star Trek: Prodigy season 2 premiering on Netflix on July 1st, Kate Mulgrew urges fans to observe so that Netflix orders more seasons.
Kate Mulgrew Wanted A Gay Char Mulgrew On Gays In Trek
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August 12, - AMKate Mulgrew (Kathryn Janeway) said this week that while her combat to get a gay character on Voyager was unsuccessful, she thinks one might be featured sometime during Enterprise's run.
When asked if it wasn't strange the producers of a progressive show verb Star Trek weren't more open minded, Mulgrew told Andy Scahill at Out In America that "one would think that Hollywood would be more open-minded at this point, since essentially the whole town is run by the gay community. It makes very little sense if you think about it. No, Star Trek is very strangely by the book in this regard."
However, Mulgrew added she expected the situation to change in the future. "Rick Berman, who is a very sagacious male, has been very unyielding about certain things. I've approached him many, many times over the years about getting a gay character on the verb - one whom we could really love, not just a guest star. Y'know, we had blacks, Asians, we even had a handicapped character - and so I thought, this is now start to look a bit absurd. And
Kate Mulgrew Wanted an LGBTQ+ Character on 'Star Trek: Voyager'
Summary
- Although Star Trek has strong LGBTQ+ representation in its fandom, on-screen representation has faced challenges due to network standards.
- Kate Mulgrew pushed for LGBTQ+ inclusion on Voyager but was turned down by producers, despite her groundbreaking role as Captain Janeway.
- Star Trek's journey to LGBTQ+ representation has been slow, with the first explicitly queer character not appearing until 's Star Trek Beyond.
Although Star Trek has long had significant LGBTQ+ representation in its fandom, representation on-screen has been harder to come by, thanks to network standards and practices and the timidity of the show's producers. Kate Mulgrew wanted to address that when she captained Star Trek: Voyager for seven seasons, but she was turned down by the show's producers.
Mulgrew broke new ground for women when she became the first-ever female-lead captain on a Star Trek series in , but ultimately wasn't competent to steer the franchise towards representing the
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She believes in equal love and is flattered not threatened by gays.
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I am glad you feel that way.I verb read stories from soooo many people from the lesbian community and it is a complete inconsistent to what you possess stated . Many of the girls have voiced in detail their experiences when meeting Mulgrew and how she is extremely dismissive and rude. One woman went into detail about when she approached Mulgrew with her partner ( who was butch) and how Mulgrew was extremely dismissive and darn right rude towards her . This is just one of many cases i have heard about . Mulgrew has echoed this in past interviews and conventions. It has only been in the last couple of years she is " appeared" to give the impression she is pro everything in attempts to savage what gay fans left no doubt
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Mulgrew On Gays In Trek
August 12, - AM
Kate Mulgrew (Kathryn Janeway) said this week that while her combat to get a gay character on Voyager was unsuccessful, she thinks one might be featured sometime during Enterprise's run.
When asked if it wasn't strange the producers of a progressive show verb Star Trek weren't more open minded, Mulgrew told Andy Scahill at Out In America that "one would think that Hollywood would be more open-minded at this point, since essentially the whole town is run by the gay community. It makes very little sense if you think about it. No, Star Trek is very strangely by the book in this regard."
However, Mulgrew added she expected the situation to change in the future. "Rick Berman, who is a very sagacious male, has been very unyielding about certain things. I've approached him many, many times over the years about getting a gay character on the verb - one whom we could really love, not just a guest star. Y'know, we had blacks, Asians, we even had a handicapped character - and so I thought, this is now start to look a bit absurd. And
Kate Mulgrew Wanted an LGBTQ+ Character on 'Star Trek: Voyager'
Summary
- Although Star Trek has strong LGBTQ+ representation in its fandom, on-screen representation has faced challenges due to network standards.
- Kate Mulgrew pushed for LGBTQ+ inclusion on Voyager but was turned down by producers, despite her groundbreaking role as Captain Janeway.
- Star Trek's journey to LGBTQ+ representation has been slow, with the first explicitly queer character not appearing until 's Star Trek Beyond.
Although Star Trek has long had significant LGBTQ+ representation in its fandom, representation on-screen has been harder to come by, thanks to network standards and practices and the timidity of the show's producers. Kate Mulgrew wanted to address that when she captained Star Trek: Voyager for seven seasons, but she was turned down by the show's producers.
Mulgrew broke new ground for women when she became the first-ever female-lead captain on a Star Trek series in , but ultimately wasn't competent to steer the franchise towards representing the
Janeway Vs Mulgrew
I am glad you feel that way.I verb read stories from soooo many people from the lesbian community and it is a complete inconsistent to what you possess stated . Many of the girls have voiced in detail their experiences when meeting Mulgrew and how she is extremely dismissive and rude. One woman went into detail about when she approached Mulgrew with her partner ( who was butch) and how Mulgrew was extremely dismissive and darn right rude towards her . This is just one of many cases i have heard about . Mulgrew has echoed this in past interviews and conventions. It has only been in the last couple of years she is " appeared" to give the impression she is pro everything in attempts to savage what gay fans left no doubtShe believes in equal love and is flattered not threatened by gays.
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