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DECEMBER 8TH, 2022
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BY MARCUS FRY
DECEMBER 8TH, 2022
Cringe is a strange and powerful emotion. It's an involuntary reaction that can be brought on by many things. Predictable plots, ridiculous characters, and awful story implications can all cause viewers to cringe. There's no rules. It's kind of like embarrassment or disgust, and can make you feel like your head is trying to retreat into your body like a turtle.
In this list, we'd like to explore the cringiest moments from Star Trek. There's no shortage of cringe-inducing stuff throughout both new and old Trek to sort through. That cursed scene from Plato's Stepchildren when Spock did an interpretive dance routine and Kirk acted like a horse is a prime example. These moments go beyond lame, causing an actual physical reaction of revulsion in the audience.
Yet, there's something beautiful about being able to enjoy cringey content for what it is: an impressive spectacle of awfulness.