I think they'd be wise not to put any dates on it until they have some certainty - the over-promise/under-deliver cycle was the main cause of the "Discovery in Crisis" narrative.
Discovery Renewed for Season 2
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I can't wait to hear their screaming and ranting on the next video. It's why I also watch Alex Jones. Very mature folks!
Oh Midnight's Edge. So full of shit. Bigly.
I agree. To me, the earliest they probably would start filming would be mid-2018 (assuming the actors are all coordinated with schedules and scripts are at the ready to start the season) with the early 2019 airdate.
Honestly, I can't get through maybe a few seconds or so of their videos. Between them with their off the mark reporting and Trekyards' smugness, I don't watch many Trek "fact" videos on YouTube.
You are assuming January 2019, dangerous assumption
I'm only saying the gap between end of season 1 and 2019 is not really all that large
'Trekspertise' is worth checking out - reviews and analysis rather than erroneous clickbait.
The problem with that is it takes them about 6 months to complete an episode from start to finish so that would be pushing it. I think Jan 2019 is about the earliest an with GOT probably march/april is more likely but who knows at this point.
Thank you! I'll take a look later on for them!
Regardless of whether it comes out late 2018 or early 2019, there will be a lot of anticipation.
All the other Trek series usually wrapped in March or April and then started shooting again in late spring/early summer.
Discovery wrapped shooting this month. Why can't they start shooting in January or February 2018, like they did with season 1?
Discovery wrapped shooting this month. Why can't they start shooting in January or February 2018, like they did with season 1?
Trekyards has actually chilled over the past year. They used to have a massive hate boner for Kelvinverse, and were pretty negative about Discovery. Stuart was also super anal about canon and "look" of everything. Lately though, he's been alot more lenient and seems to actually be enjoying Discovery and also really liked Beyond. Stuart is still a bit annoying to watch, but not insufferable like he used to be. I like Samuel because he's alot more chill.
I like Orville but that's almost worth it.
Give the actors a break?
That is one thing different with a streaming show. Previous Treks pretty much needed to air in Sep/Oct like clockwork each year. Here they have more flexibility.
Not saying this timeline is unreasonable or unlikely, but if I were a CBS exec, it would worry me. There little chance a lot of the people who signed up solely for DIS are gonna keep their All-Access subscription active for this long given the lack of other compelling content. And what they have in the pipeline doesn't sound like must see TV either.
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