The only space opera I've ever seen is that scene in The Fifth Element where they go to an opera... In space.
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Thank you for teaching me about RedLib. I thought the libReddit project was done with the API changes.
You're welcome ๐ I use the LibRedirect plugin on Firefox, and that keeps me updated on available frontends. I don't have the bandwidth to stay current otherwise ๐
That is one of many Reddit communities that I just couldn't get into.
Semantics aside, I can't see how the RTD2 era is any different from the RTD1 era, other than them having more money to throw around.
It seems like a lot of people need to consider whether it's the show or themselves that has changed.
Ironically, r/gallifrey is the milder version, but obviously not free of hyperbole.
It seems like a lot of people need to consider whether it's the show or themselves that has changed.
Exactly. "It's a disgrace that this show doesn't cater to me, a middle-aged person, the way it did when I was a teenager, it has clearly peaked and should be ended" on a non-ironic feedback loop.
It comes up all the time in the wider Trek community, too - nothing will ever be as good as whatever was on TV when you were 14.
TBF, in my case that would coincide with the first season of Twin peaks, and that's a highwater mark I can get behind.
Racking my brain for Hartnell/Troughton period episodes that involve singing of any kind only bring up "The gunfighters". I guess that would be horse opera, then?
Still nothing to do with opera singing though ๐
Edit: "Gunfighters", not "gunslingers".