>>13401402>Is Star Trek even all that popular outside of USA>>13401442>Like >>13401402 #>said, nearly everyone and their dog outside of the US has watched at least one Star Wars film, but you can't say the same for Star Trek.So it's pretty much confirmed that you guys are oblivious of the doc Trekkies 2, which covers fans around the world.
I live in the states and I don't know or have met one single person who likes my little ponies, but I'm not gonna assume no-one here gives a shit about it cuz I know they're here. It's the same as saying only the things you like are popular because you only hangout with like-minded people (friends).
In another doc, George Lucas said he was a fan of trek as a kid.
Star Wars is its own thing, geeks do the whole "my team is better than your team", but nerds appreciate both.
Trek inspired generations of people to become scientists and astronauts, Wars inspired film tech and generations of movie and video game developers.
Ultraman, Kamen Rider, and Doctor Who are the other legacy SF series.
