“I truly believe that I blame Star Trek for that,” laughs Badaki. I truly believe in the capacity for storytelling to change the world for the better. With the real-world parallels in “Ad Astra per Aspera,” Badaki reveals, “This is why I became an actor. I feel extremely lucky.” On Pursuing a Career in Acting It really is everything getting to do this, it means so much to me to be a part of this world, and especially in this kind of episode.
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I also thought there were shades of ‘Court Marial,’ from The Original Series where Kirk was on trial. It’s one of my favorite Star Trek episodes of all time. I saw a lot of those flavors in this episode. The idea of Data fighting for his rights and his sentience, it was incredible. Reading this script, I immediately said to Valerie Weiss, our director, I said, ‘It’s like ‘The Measure of A Man.’ Melinda Snodgrass was the writer of that incredible work.
Every great captain has given an impassioned speech about how we can do better and how we should do better. “I talked about Star Trek I love those impassioned speeches that Picard would give. “I did a video many years back talking about stories that captivated me,” continues Badaki. Discussing on the opportunity to chew on a compelling episode that explores the less than perfect side of Starfleet, Badaki shares, “I’m getting goosebumps it’s absolutely incredible.” In this week’s episode, Neera Ketoul, who works to advocate for the rights of Illyrians, takes on the high-profile case against Starfleet in order to boost visibility of her smaller cases. Based on the reaction to “Ad Astra per Aspera” online, this storyline has cemented itself as an instant fan-favorite along the likes of trials involving Data’s rights and personhood in “ The Measure of a Man,” the conspiratorial witch hunt in “ The Drumhead,” the question of accountability for a previous host’s crimes in “ Dax,” and maintaining innocence in the face of a false claim in “ Court Martial.”
Neera Ketoul’s defense of Una Chin-Riley’s rights as a genetically enhanced individual within the Federation shines a light on Starfleet’s hard stance, which proves that the organization is not infallible especially when the letter of the law continues to perpetuate oppression and privilege. “To now be a part of this, it’s an absolute dream come true.” A Storied Legacy of Courtroom Dramas “After that, I was able to go back and watch The Original Series, and then I watched every single iteration that came after,” Badaki continues. Star Trek: The Next Generation is my comfort watch, wherever I am in the world.
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At that time, we’d just gotten satellite TV The Next Generation came out and I was hooked. “Once I was into Star Trek, that was it for me. “For me, there was no going away and coming back,” explains Badaki.
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