Stephen Miller Mocked For Begging William Shatner To Save 'Star Trek' From Wokeness
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Many people interpreted Miller's X post as a variation of "show me you don't understand the point of 'Star Trek' without saying you don't understand the point of 'Star Trek.'"
White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller took a brief moment away from his goal of deporting immigrants in order to offer a suggestion on how to improve “Star Trek.”
And, yes, he was mocked.
The franchise’s latest show, “Starfleet Academy,” debuted this week on Paramount Plus and, true to the original vision, shows characters from different backgrounds working together for a greater cause.
So, of course, Miller hated it.
On Thursday, he responded to a post from the @EndWokeness X account that showed a brief clip of three female characters competently dealing with a serious issue by calling the clip “tragic.”
The actor set off a fan frenzy after appearing to echo a fan's dig at his longtime "Sex and the City" co-star.
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Noth echoed a fan’s dig at Parker, adding to the scrutiny around his disgraced exit from the “Sex and the City” franchise.
The Golden Globe-winning Apple TV series presents an alien hivemind as a mirror for a future when perfection erases individuality.
"Somebody check on Michael B. Jordan’s mom," an X user joked online following comedian Nikki Glaser's spicy quip about the "Sinners" star.
The "Daily Show" host tore into the president's attempt to remake America.
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“There’s [a] whole entire side of Leo that’s unexplored,” one social media user said.
Maher, who lost in his category to Ricky Gervais, did not appear to be amused by Sykes' jab.