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17 Δεκ 2017 · The first vegetarian character to appear on a sitcom or drama is apparently one Professor Heywood Bradford in the episode "Gracie's Vegetarian Plot" (1 or 2 August 1951) of The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show (1950-1958).
A vegetarian was an individual who excluded any meat-based foods from their diets, either as a personal choice or as part of their culture. They were not to be confused with herbivores, whose natural diet consisted solely of plant-based foods.
1 Απρ 2022 · The Star Trek universe is about to get its first vegan Captain Kirk with Paul Wesley—who has been cast to play the young James T. Kirk in season two of the Star Trek: Strange New Worlds series.
Star trek has always been pro vegan, the Vulcans for instance are an entirely vegetarian (probably vegan culture). The underlying ideals Star Trek talks about, are all ideals that are congurent with our beliefs.
15 Δεκ 2012 · Within canon, there is a possible contradiction: In TNG 1x07, Lonely Among Us, Riker claims that humans eat only replicated meat (However, this may have simply been to placate the Anticans). In TNG 4x12, The Wounded, O'Brien claimed that his mother used real, unreplicated meat when cooking.
I've been rewatching Star Trek(First time since going vegan) and I've noticed that it's VERY pro-Vegan. Let me explain. So I've started with Enterprise, as I'm going chronologically, but even now with (most)Vulcans at least being vegetarian, but I also don't remember this much rallying(?) before.
3 Νοε 2011 · Pre-continuity split, 'Star Trek' (2009), Vulcans were culturally vegetarians. This was not a religious choice; it was a cultural one. The move toward a vegan lifestyle was part of their overall tenet of abstaining from acts of violence and the embrace of logic as a preeminent lifestyle.
