Space Mutiny versus ST:TNG - baffling

Obviously you're a big Star Trek fan and are just jealous that those shows did not have future technologies as advanced as those in Space Mutiny. I make my case:


Wall mounted keyboards and formica monitors are true signs that Space Mutiny takes place in a very advanced future beyond anything we've seen.

Hula-hoops for dancing and big glass bowls of bubbling green liquid and dry-ice at a bar are definitely what we can expect in the next hundreds years or so for future nightclubs.

Spaceships so brilliantly engineered that the interiors will be constructed of sheetrock and brick walls. And in addition to this, will have sophisticated windows that will mimic sunlight outside as seen on the surface of a planet instead of giving only views of the cold, dark void of outer space.

Specially trained top ace starfighter pilots will be outfitted in the most advanced space gear ever to be designed. It is quite apparent that in the future a wife-beater, very futuristic silvery lame pants and a white motorcycle helmet can protect any warrior in space combat even when they're in their own rooms.

And these are just a few points that can be made among others such as pyramids of plasma globes used in space magic, methane canisters to fill cows, and high-tech safety devices in the form of extraordinarily complex railing systems.

What, you think that IBM 8088 desktops and the inside of a brewery don't look high-tech and futuristic?

You're incorrectly assuming that movies always have better production values and higher budgets than TV shows.

In reality, many television series have far greater amounts of money and a larger staffs of experienced professsionals. This was true as soon as TV blossomed into national network shows and syndicated productions.

So the short answer is you're comparing a cheap economy car to a Rolls Royce.