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has anyone ever done engine issues plot in a good way? Ive always hated when in space movie/show theres always inevitably an issue with the engine. the logic behind how the engines work is always so vague you might as well not even try to ever include it in a plot

>sir we have and issue with engine!
>can you fix it?
>yes but i need to bypass the reverse bullshit modulator
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You're asking for hard sci-fi.
There are very few films/shows that try and star trek was never one of them.



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