It just makes less sense to set it then when it will butcher canon
Who's to say the 'food dispensers' in TOS weren't some type of replicator? The delivery of the food seemed fairly instantaneous to me.
We are not in the 1960's any more. Making sue it no longer looks like the 1960's in no way changes anything that has come before. The stories happened, but we are not viewing them though the lens of a 1960's era idea of what things should look like.
It breaks credibility each and every time they make it look like the 1960's
Canon isn't a concern for me.
The show itself, seems fine so far. My concern is more centered on CBS All-Access.
Here's where I'm at right now as well.
Star Trek: Discovery AKA Two Admirals, a Klingon, and K-7's Bar...Whoa, wait, what? Two Admirals and a Klingon? Where'd this come from? All the stuff I'm reading on Google only mention this female Lt. Commander being the lead, and that the main cast will include a gay character.
Seriously? Entertainment begins with canon, but canon is not the limit. And if jettisoning canon serve the story, then jettison the canon. True creativity only exists unfettered anyway, I do not need or want the chains of canon holding this show back.Why have it be Star Trek then, and why want it to be?
To repeat myself from abovethread:Whoa, wait, what? Two Admirals and a Klingon? Where'd this come from? All the stuff I'm reading on Google only mention this female Lt. Commander being the lead, and that the main cast will include a gay character.
Seriously? Entertainment begins with canon, but canon is not the limit. And if jettisoning canon serve the story, then jettison the canon. True creativity only exists unfettered anyway, I do not need or want the chains of canon holding this show back.
If a Klingon ship is involved, along with Discovery, it seems like it would almost be a competition to get at something.
Yeah, I've since found a report on that. Still, it's definitely different from the traditional Trek set-up of Captain, XO, security officer, helmsman, engineer, *yawn.*To repeat myself from abovethread:
"Sources tell THR the rest of the cast also will feature an openly gay actor to play one one of the male leads (which Fuller confirmed), a female admiral, a male Klingon captain, a male admiral, a male adviser and a British male doctor." (Source)
Because it's something new and different. You don't want change, your seven hundred plus hours of previous Star Trek isn't going anywhere. Let the rest of us enjoy the new show.But if it's as vastly different as it sounds this show will be, again I ask how is it Trek and why would you want it to be if it goes poopy on the rest of the hundreds of hours of Trek?
It should not at all be hard to stay in canon and it shouldn't limit the creativity at all.
But if it's as vastly different as it sounds this show will be, again I ask how is it Trek and why would you want it to be if it goes poopy on the rest of the hundreds of hours of Trek?
It should not at all be hard to stay in canon and it shouldn't limit the creativity at all.
Once again I can't believe all the dislike here for ENT and TOS and it being a prequel instead of a 25th century set series.
As a fan of Star Trek as a whole, I do look forward to this and see no downsides to it taking place 10 years before James T Kirk's 5 year mission.
Yeah, I've since found a report on that. Still, it's definitely different from the traditional Trek set-up of Captain, XO, security officer, helmsman, engineer, *yawn.*
Because it's something new and different. You don't want change, your seven hundred plus hours of previous Star Trek isn't going anywhere. Let the rest of us enjoy the new show.
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