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# This week is getting rather confusing for those of us who haven't watched Star Trek.

(, Thu 20 Mar 2008, 23:25, archived)
# Heretic!

(, Thu 20 Mar 2008, 23:26, archived)
# I see it as one of my better qualities.

(, Thu 20 Mar 2008, 23:27, archived)
# Well, you know what to do!
They have DVDs now.
(, Thu 20 Mar 2008, 23:27, archived)
# Yep, I do.
I'll go find some DVDs that are more watchable than star trek.
(, Thu 20 Mar 2008, 23:28, archived)
# But... you've never watched it.
So how, exactly, do you know?
(, Thu 20 Mar 2008, 23:32, archived)
# My Dad is a fan of that kind of thing.
I've occasionally sat through the odd few minutes of it, before realising my terrible mistake.
It just doesn't seem particularly interesting or exciting to me, I have no reason to investigate it.
(, Thu 20 Mar 2008, 23:34, archived)
# Fair enough.
I always found it amusing when I would be working with people for a while, then (for some reason) Star Trek would pop up in conversation.

I would mention that I like it, although I don't speak Klingon/have a Starfleet uniform/go to conventions/have a room full of indexed VHS tapes of it. The reaction of "URGH! YOU DON'T LIKE THAT, DO YOU?" always amused me. I would then point out that said people had spent the morning talking about Eastenders, which I have no interest in and no wish to see, and yet I didn't react with such visceral horror at the mention of it.
(, Thu 20 Mar 2008, 23:38, archived)
# Haha, it's just one of those things.
For whatever reason, it has an incredibly geeky image. I'm sure it's possible to be a casual fan without becoming obsessive and nerdy about it.
Probably.
(, Thu 20 Mar 2008, 23:40, archived)