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After discovering Hooman 1970s sitcoms, a certain someone developed his own Holoprogram... (startrek.website)

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[–] betamark@lemmy.world 5 points 1 year ago (1 children)

This could be a miniseries. Each episode, Quark takes on a new human cultural challenge and interprets it through Ferengi cultural lenses. Obviously they did this on the show but I can really picture a different side of the character coming out in a completely safe setting like his own personal holosuite. Antics might be especially humorous if his instructor was someone who had a unique perspective on human culture too, as the Doc in Voyager did while trying to help 7/9.

[–] Stamets@startrek.website 7 points 1 year ago

That would be amazing!

I'd kill really for any holodeck series. Imagine one where every episode some new story starts and you never know who is a holocharacter and who is a real person or even what species they are because the holodeck appropriately disguises them. Then at the end we find out they're all serving on the same ship. That the incredibly goofy holoseries is for the Captain. That the romance novels were for the Klingon. That the poetry readings were for the ex-borg. The Warhammer 40k one being for the Chief Medical Officer.