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r/AskScienceFiction · u/PJ-The-Awesome01.08.2026, 14:29

[Star Trek] Did any 21st century media survive?

Oftentimes they tend to reference pop culture IPs from well beforehand(the IRL reason of course being to avoid any copyright funny business), but it was also said that not only did a lot of 21st century info and media get destroyed in the various wars that brought the human race to the edge of extinction, but that century was considered such a miserable and disgusting era that they'd rather just forget about it.

Though I wonder, did any survive to the 24th century, rod di any historians try to salvage it, if for no other reason than the sake of preserving history, since a common phrase is that those who forget history are destined to repeat it.

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u/Defiant-Analyst4279101.08.2026, 14:41
Yes.* We see that Zefram Cochrane chose "classic rock" for his flight in first contact. And Beastie Boys music was still present in the "Kelvin Timeline." Beyond that, we know from Voyager that Tom Paris seemed to have a taste for various "vintage" designs including the recovered pickup truck, and his Captain Photon series.
- u/Lord_Chrisicus101.08.2026, 14:45
  I've been watching Discovery the last week and they start singing Bowie in one episode.
- u/ThatAlabasterPyramid101.08.2026, 14:56
  That’s all 20th century media though
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u/bts101.08.2026, 14:42
Yes, but Disney arranged for copyright to be yet further extended—meaning lots of that stuff isn’t in the databases on starships. It’s like now if you refuse to let your music be streamed no kids will hear it.
u/The_Webweaver101.08.2026, 14:47
More data than ever is being saved and archived now, with some going to pretty advanced archival systems. I think it's reasonable to suggest that published media will.mostly survive, at least in some reconstructable form, but most of what goes to YouTube, Tiktok, Instagram and the like will be lost media. The real problem is that that's going to lead to a very skewed impression of what the 21c is like, much like how most media in all history has been created by people who are wealthier than average or people working *for* those wealthier people, and that leading people to have skewed impressions of how the average person lived.
u/Blazeflame79101.08.2026, 14:51
We only see anything actually modern being used in the Kelvin timeline, in the form of Beastie Boys music. Any reference to anything modern in the prime timeline of Star Trek comes from a episode in voyager that tells the hallmark movie backstory of one of Janeways ancestors revealing that they have cultural memory of that time but no desire to consume media from it. They have hollodecks and very few of the programs we see bear any resemblance to a game. I’d wager that at least Starfleet officers have little knowledge of 21st century gaming because of how they use the hollodeck. The culture of Starfleet attracts only those obsessed with the hard and soft sciences though, who in a post scarcity society chose to dedicate their life to exploring the unknown. I think there’s probably a culture in starfleet where people are expected to be really into anything ‘academic’ at the expense of all else. There probably are plenty civilians who do still engage with 21st century culture though.
u/MaverickZod007101.08.2026, 14:59
There is definitely a bunch of 20th Century media that survived. I don't know if there has been enough time to see much 21st though. Probably, but I'm not remembering anything off hand.
u/Useful_Calendar_6274101.08.2026, 15:36
sure, why not. WWIII was bad but not sending everything to the stone age bad or all records lost
u/Malphos101101.08.2026, 16:04
The 21st century in Star Trek diverges very heavily from ours in the main timeline. Im not sure about Kelvin but I would assume so there too outside minor differences.