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William Shatner Pokes Fun at Stephen Miller for Calling on Him to Control ‘Star Trek’ Franchise
"I am so on the same page with you," Shatner responded, although the actor was unlikely to have addressed Miller's chief concern about new series 'Starfleet Academy.'
William Shatner had a fascinating response to Stephen Miller‘s suggestion that the star’s insight was needed to improve the Star Trek franchise.
Last week, the White House deputy chief of staff for policy shared a post from the X account End Wokeness that featured a viral clip of new series Star Trek: Starfleet Academy. The clip showed castmembers Tricia Black (playing Lt. Rork), Gina Yashere (Lura Thok) and Holly Hunter (Nahla Ake), and the End Wokeness post added the message, “Star Trek 2026 … Beyond parody …,” seemingly reflecting unhappiness over the performers’ looks.
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Star Trek co-stars like George Takei, Catherine Hicks — who loves Mr. Shatner — and others have addressed Shatner’s need to be in EVERY shot even when his character is not the center of attention on screen. I love Shatner, but can you imagine how Captain Spock’s death in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan would have played out if Shatner had been given, as Mr. Miller puts it, “total creative control?”
I suspect, if Shatner had his way, Admiral Kirk wouldn’t have even been on the bridge while the USS Enterprise tried to escape the Genesis-induced Reliant explosion. Given the stories I’ve read over the years about Shatner as a co-star, Kirk would have been right there in the engineering section when Spock mind-melded with Dr. McCoy during those two characters’ pivotal “remember” scene (Continued…)
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