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    Update: Which Star Trek Character Deserves Their Own TV Series? [Poll]

    Maurice MitchellBy Maurice MitchellJune 27, 2012Updated:May 16, 202322 Comments3 Mins Read
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    Star Trek has been off television since 2005, but the movie’s popularity is making people think about a new television show. Bryan Fuller is working on one called Star Trek: Federation, but that’s years away.

    Recently Michael Dorn, who played the Klingon Worf on Star Trek: The Next Generation, said he’d like a television show based on his continuing adventures.

    He’s not the first though. George Takei, Sulu from Star Trek: The Original Series, has lobbied for a show about his exploits as a starship captain for decades.

    But, there have been plenty of characters over the years that deserved their own shows.

    For example, Seven of Nine was popular. She might have a good run as a renegade Borg infiltrating the collective to take them down.

    The adventures of young Spock before he joined the academy might be really interesting.

    What about the further adventures of Scotty after he woke up in The Next Generation universe? Or, better yet, the action packed adventures of Commander Riker’s transporter clone William “Thomas” Riker?

    Data might have gotten a couple of seasons as a private detective. A children’s show following Captain Archer’s pet beagle would probably have been a hit.

    Anyway, these are just my ideas. I’m sure you can come up with better.

    Next week Wednesday I’ll update this post with the best comments, so keep ’em coming!

    Here are the great ideas you sent us

    • “I’d still take one with Worf. He was in two of the shows because he was
      so popular, so it might work. At this point, I’d take any Trek show
      though!” – Alex J. Cavanaugh 
    • “If I had to choose one character out of all the casts to watch in their
      own weekly TV show, I guess it’d be Jadzia Dax. She had the most
      interesting life of anyone! And the best part is, if you wanted a
      little variety, there could be theme episodes revisiting other hosts!” – Tony Laplume, Sith Architect
    • “take seven of nine and cosmic cheerleaders… in space exploration, in a
      sexy star trek way. one ship, cheerleaders… mmmm dirty, yes!” – Jeremy [Retro zombie]
    • “Argh, no sequels, prequels, or midquels please! Though if I had to choose,
      I’d say a series about Quark and his bar on DS9. It’d be like Cheers
      meets the Star Wars cantina.” – Pat Dilloway 
    • “Love this idea! I was thinking along similar lines: a Masterchef-style intergalactic cooking showdown hosted by Neelix” – Sci-Fi Gene 
    • “One for Spiner and Frakes. Retired from the Federation, just going on whacky adventures.” – Tom Badguy

    Who do you think would have a great television spin off from Star Trek?

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    1. Alex J. Cavanaugh on June 27, 2012 4:47 pm

      I'd still take one with Worf. He was in two of the shows because he was so popular, so it might work. At this point, I'd take any Trek show though!

    2. Tom Badguy on June 27, 2012 4:54 pm

      One for Spiner and Frakes. Retired from the Federation, just going on whacky adventures.

    3. Maurice Mitchell on June 27, 2012 7:18 pm

      Worf is a likeable guy Alex.

    4. Maurice Mitchell on June 27, 2012 7:45 pm

      Tom, it could be like the Odd Couple…in space!

    5. Pat Dilloway on June 27, 2012 8:00 pm

      Argh, no sequels, prequels, or midquels please! Though if I had to choose, I'd say a series about Quark and his bar on DS9. It'd be like Cheers meets the Star Wars cantina.

    6. Maurice Mitchell on June 27, 2012 9:53 pm

      II know Pat. They can be annoying although the new movie is good. Quark would be a good one. "Afternoon everybody. Worrrrrf!"

    7. Ciara Knight on June 27, 2012 11:22 pm

      All I want is the next Star Trek movie. I loved the last one.

      • Maurice Mitchell on June 28, 2012 4:33 am

        Ciara, the first film was two shades of awesome.

    8. jeremy [retro-zombie] on June 27, 2012 11:40 pm

      take seven of nine and cosmic cheerleaders… in space exploration, in a sexy star trek way. one ship, cheerleaders… mmmm dirty, yes!

    9. Maurice Mitchell on June 28, 2012 1:46 am

      Sounds like a hit Jeremy!

    10. fibromyalgia on June 28, 2012 5:57 am

      He's not the first though. George Takei, Sulu from Star Trek: The Original Series, has lobbied for a show about his exploits as a starship captain for decades.

    11. Tony Laplume, Sith Architect on June 28, 2012 6:26 pm

      If I had to choose one character out of all the casts to watch in their own weekly TV show, I guess it'd be Jadzia Dax. She had the most interesting life of anyone! And the best part is, if you wanted a little variety, there could be theme episodes revisiting other hosts!

    12. Maurice Mitchell on June 28, 2012 7:31 pm

      Tony, that's another good idea. You could even do an anthology show where every episode follows a different host.

    13. Maurice Mitchell on June 28, 2012 7:53 pm

      Tony, that's another good idea. You could even do an anthology show where every episode follows a different host.

    14. Maurice Mitchell on June 29, 2012 8:50 pm

      Ciara, no argument here. I wonder if they could do a show based on that movie?

    15. Sci-Fi Gene on June 30, 2012 12:46 pm

      Love this idea! I was thinking along similar lines: a Masterchef-style intergalactic cooking showdown hosted by Neelix

    16. Sci-Fi Gene on June 30, 2012 12:46 pm

      What's missing from science fiction TV is a long-running series about a crazy, anarchic but superintelligent being called "The Doctor."

    17. Sci-Fi Gene on June 30, 2012 12:47 pm

      Seriously, this one would definitely work.

    18. Maurice Mitchell on June 30, 2012 4:32 pm

      Sci-Fi Gene that's great! Iron Chef Gamma Quadrant.

    19. Maurice Mitchell on June 30, 2012 4:32 pm

      Sci Fi Gene, thats a great idea. Maybe the BBC could pick out up. ;^)

    20. jason on November 30, 2012 7:31 am

      im not sure how receptive the normal trek audiences would be, but i think a series about the mirror universe might be a nice change of pace. Terran Empire, Orion space pirates and slave girls, Romulans, Pakled. maybe some leftover races from ENT, (whatever did happen to the Xindi imperium ?)

      could be fun.

    21. Maurice Mitchell on November 30, 2012 6:22 pm

      The mirror universe would be a great idea Jason. You could even do a twist where someone from our world gets trapped there and has to survive. Pakled would be hilarious.

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