'Star Trek: Discovery' will be the worst series.
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DS9 was fantastic. Who would've thought a Star Trek show could be possibly the greatest war drama series of all time.... It works to me.
Presuming that you're talking about the registry numbers, yeah I do think that they only go higher. The old ship taken of mothballs variant seems at least possible to mee.
Personally I hated Archer but I don't want to start discussion about him now and here so... I'd like to see Phlox or Hoshi again though.Oh, sure. I'd love to see Archer again, but doubt we'd see him once again... and then I'd remember the TRIP MURDERERS!!!!
Trip is revealed to be alive in the Enterprise relaunch novels, namely The Good that Men do, Kobayashi Maru and the Romulan War duology all by Michael A. Martin and Andy Mangels. You might want to check them out 
Well there is a difference between sailors and starship captains. And judging from background captains there are defintely more than 20% female starship captains. I don't think that the 'men are more adventurous then women' thing doesn't necessarily apply to the future and definately not to all alien cultures.
Please, it'll have to be pretty atrocious to beat Enterprise!
You can't base the series on the ship alone, or the rumours about casting/characters.
You can't base the series on the ship alone, or the rumours about casting/characters.
For Roddenberry, the point of ST was to tell stories and to make money. Never in any interview, article, story or series concept have I ever seen it said that it has to be set another century or any time forward from the series or movie prior.
Star Trek was a venue to tell stories in a future. Any future from now.
As for worst series? It will be hard to beat Voyager. Bland characters flying through space in a bedpan with warp engines.
This thread is adorable.
I admit it's possible. I just think the odds are relatively low compared to the obvious possibility.Presuming that you're talking about the registry numbers, yeah I do think that they only go higher. The old ship taken of mothballs variant seems at least possible to mee.
Personally I hated Archer but I don't want to start discussion about him now and here so... I'd like to see Phlox or Hoshi again though.
Trip is revealed to be alive in the Enterprise relaunch novels, namely The Good that Men do, Kobayashi Maru and the Romulan War duology all by Michael A. Martin and Andy Mangels. You might want to check them out
Well there is a difference between sailors and starship captains. And judging from background captains there are defintely more than 20% female starship captains. I don't think that the 'men are more adventurous then women' thing doesn't necessarily apply to the future and definately not to all alien cultures.
Hoshi? PLEASE. You like her over Archer? I always thought she didn't belong. She was the weakest point in the show by far.
Eh... I don't know.... also Starfleet is mostly humans anyway. And Fuller said a few years ago he wants a "woman of color" as the Captain AND the First Officer... talk about approaching this with a pre-conceived agenda about what race and gender two key characters should be.
lol. No. aRGHHH MATIEEEE. Won't pay a dime!
Isn't it though. And it'll go on for another 6 months.
I won't talk to people that pirate the material. If I was you, I'd delete that post.
You are entitled to your opinion. Thankfully your opinion doesn't mean much to those of us that did like ENT.
... and some folks will bitch about every perceived slight against the "gay agenda".
The best part is all the really far out idiotic comments will preserved in amber, just like the fossils who made them.
Yeah. If you are treating folks less than human, or openly dissing someone's lifestyle then they deserve the complaints.
More "why won't you tolerate my intolerance!!!" nonsense.
The best part is all the really far out idiotic comments will preserved in amber, just like the fossils who made them.
Don't let all the grey hair fool you, I'm barely past 30.
I treat no one less than human and defy you to produce any post to the contrary.
You know who is working on the new series?
Top Men, that's who.
Top Men, that's who.
IMHO, 3000 years would be much too great. The technological progress from more the half of millenia from 2300 to 3000 would be incredibly hard to represent. A century or so would be just fine, for such scenatio...
Yep, Star Trek has a fairly spotty track record predicting future tech (as does all SciFi) and extrapolating well over 900 years into the future is a fairly impossible task.
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