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This riveting documentary is a must see for everyone that is a human sexual being. It chronicles the rise, fall, and banishment, of author and sex researcher Shere Hite, and delves into her writing "The Hite Report" study of female sexuality, and eventually male sexuality. We follow the author as she faced backlash from men, who were uncomfortable with the truths that she discovered, as well as religious zealots who opposed anything but the men-first orthodoxy. It shows us a woman embroiled in a culture.war unfortunately nor too different from what we see today. The voice of Shere Hite, who passed away in 2020, is narrated by Dakota Johnson who deftly brings the author's words to life again.

Strong start for a Star Trek series.. The show has everything that it takes to be a good Star Trek series: from an engaging cast to an episodic format that will not get bogged down with the type of storylines that have been in other modern Trek. The first episode was quite reminiscent of the original series as well as some of the other subsequent series.

The acting is hit or miss. The music, sounds, and sets are original Star Trek accurate. The main thing I struggle with in watching this is that most of the cast seems to be over 40 years of age. Could they not have gotten few at least half of the actors to be younger persons. I know how hard this is sometimes as a load to no budget film maker but really just looks like Star Trek for senior citizens and that's sad because the stories have seem to be décent.