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How would you make a new Star Trek TV series?
It’s time for the results of last times poll
and the new question.
This week news broke that Star Trek
producer Bob Orci is shopping
around a new Star Trek
series.
Sky News reporter Joe
Michalczuk tweeted the following:
Bob Orci just told me they’ve had a meeting with CBS to revive @StarTrek on TV…This made me v excited
— Joe Michalczuk (@joemichalczuk) October 8, 2013
There hasn’t been a new episode of Star
Trek on televisions since 2005 with the last episode of the Star Trek: Enterprise TV show.
That ended
an unbroken run of 18 years of new Star Trek shows beginning
with Star
Trek: The Next Generation in 1987.
Of course, the movies are more popular than ever thanks to the J.J.
Abrams films and the time seems right to create a new Star Trek TV Series.
This may or may not be big news. After all, when asked about a new
Star Trek series J.J.
Abrams said, “What I’ve been told from the powers that be [at CBS] is
that they are not interested.” Part of this is because of an extremely
complicated rights issue between CBS and Paramount. But, assuming
they work all that out, it’s an exciting idea.
So here’s the question: How should they create a new Star Trek Series? Old, new or
reboot? Bring the Star Trek TV cast back or start fresh?
The results of last week’s poll – Could
This Fan-Made Wonder Woman Short Lead to a Movie? – is No, the
short wouldn’t lead to a Wonder Woman movie. Quite a few said they
didn’t like the short. I agree that, while it’s stylistic, it doesn’t
have much of a story.
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the results and the next
poll.
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do it? Should they do it at all?
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I reckon since Orci is involved with the new movies they'd be using that universe. Obviously it'd have to be a different ship since it'd be too expensive to use the movie cast and recasting them (again) wouldn't work. The good thing is then unlike the movies they could actually do some trekking!
Personally, I think the time is right for a new Star Trek series. However, I think it would be a good idea to focus on a completely new ship and characters, but set it in J.J. Abrams rebooted universe.
New ship, new crew, new attitude.
no need to have the movies tie in to it.
I'm a TNG girl all the way. Though I'll admit, without the original cast, if they just rebooted it, I probably wouldn't like it. It'll be exciting–if it happens–to see where they go with it. 😀
New ship and characters! Any time period would work. Yes, I'll watch anything…
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Go further into the future and make it all new! But for gosh sake, no more fist fights! So fake and so juvenile Ugh!
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Imagine a Star Trek reality TV style cookery contest in which, instead of being given a mini-kitchen and selection of ingredients, each contestant stands in front of a replicator.