Alex Kurtzman

Alex Kurtzman, known to PCWs as Alex Klutzman, is the president of Secret Hideout, the current man in charge of the Star Trek franchise, and a feminist SJW who serves as the primary antagonist to restoring Star Trek. He is the main architect and (reportedly) the former showrunner behind NuTrek.

## Incorrect Ideologies

Alex Kurtzman's ideologies are to make Star Trek more diverse and more Diverse Representation as per usual on the woke SJW agenda. However, little does he realize Star Trek was ALREADY diverse and representative! This even stretched back to the Original Series, where people of all ethnicities and origins (American, Asian, Russian, Vulcan, and so on) were all treated as equals on the Starship Enterprise. In fact, when the actress who played Uhura wanted to quit Star Trek, she was urged to continue by Martin Luther King Jr. himself since he knew that she was inspiring a whole generation of black and female fans. The third season even featured the first broadcasted interracial kiss between Uhura and Kirk. Since then every crew has been diverse and has featured at least one black character: Geordi La Forge on TNG, Benjamin Sisko on DS9, Tuvok on Voyager (although technically he's a Vulcan), and Travis Mayweather on Enterprise. Michael Dorn, who played Worf on the most Star Trek episodes one character has been on so far (unless you count Majel Barret as the computer voice), is also black.

Furthermore, some of the very first Trekkies were female. Bjo Trimble was the leader of a massive fan campaign to bring back Star Trek when it looked like the show was not going to get a third season- thanks to her campaign, the show not only got a third season, it got to go to syndication which helped to save the franchise. If not for this female fan, Star Trek as we know it would not exist today. There are currently millions of female Star Trek fans who love all eras of the show and frequent conventions just like male fans.

Alex Kurtzman also wanted the show to appeal to LGBTQ+ people more, but again he failed to realize that they were already represented quite a bit on Star Trek. In TNG, there was a planet of androgynous people where some of them exhibited female or male characteristics, and this was looked down upon in their society, and they were even forced to go through conversion therapy like many LGBTQ+ members of our society had to at the time. While this was an allegory for gay people, it has become an even more fitting metaphor for transgender people, and can be seen as a kind of inversion of human culture when it comes to gender and gender expression. So while the character Adira Tal on Discovery may have been the first human non-binary character she was not the first non-binary character in ST unlike what Kurtzman said. In addition, the LGBTQ+ was explored in DS9 through the Trill, who had symbionts containing their memories they could pass on to future hosts, even if the host was not the same gender or sex as the previous host. This even led to a kiss between Jadzia Dax and another female Trill in one DS9 episode (even though they were opposite sex in their previous incarnations, this episode still shows the transcendence of love). Star Trek may not always have been good at LGBTQ+ representation (especially in the episodes Rules of Acquisition and Profit and Lace) you can't say they didn't have ANY representation! Presently, there are countless LGBTQ+ people who are Star Trek fans and that's without having it forced with Stamets and Culber and Adira Tal/Gray.

## History

Alex Kurtzman has a history as a failed producer. In addition to his woke Star Trek, he produced the failed The Mummy and also Clarice, a show that features Clarice without Hannibal Lecter, which failed so bad even CBS didn't renew it for another season.

He worked with and is an associate of JJ Abrams, and thus his company Secret Hideout and Bad Robot have a connection. This connection was made when they worked on the Star Trek reboot movies together and is what helped him score a contract with ViacomCBS to head the Star Trek franchise from 2016 and on. After this he produced NuTrek.

In 2021, his initial 5 year contract with ViacomCBS expired, but to the bereavement of many PCWs, it was renewed for another 5 years, allowing Kurtzman control over Star Trek until 2026. While some PCWs had held out hope the franchise could recover and did not write it off as quickly as they did with Dr. Who as "dead", the date August 1st 2021 is usually considered the date when Star Trek "officially" died. And it doesn't look like things are getting any better: Kurtzman, when asked to comment on his renewal, stated "It it were up to only me, I would be pushing the boundaries much further than I think most people would want". Since Kurtzman is gaining more control over the franchise it seems the wokeness and terribleness of his work is only the beginning and it will only go downhill from here.

It was revealed that Alex Kurtzman would be promoted away from Star Trek with a "brand manager" in his place who would act as more of the day to day showrunner for NuTrek. However, this still leaves very little hope as Alex Kurtzman will almost certainly still be trying to influence Star Trek, and the new brand manager is likely to be just as woke and SJW as Kurtzman.