Spoilers Star Trek: Titan series (now with Picard S3 spoilers)
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How about instead of a Titan series...Shaw (along with Seven and his crew) get given a new ship for helping with whatever is happening in Picard.
The new ship: The USS Enterprise G.
The new ship: The USS Enterprise G.
It's mentioned in the logs that the Enterprise F is retiring soon.
I think they wanted to honour the F by including it in the show, but they want to make their own design for a new main Enterprise for a show.
I think they wanted to honour the F by including it in the show, but they want to make their own design for a new main Enterprise for a show.
Just keep the Titan. No Enterprise.
I think that the Enterprise-F is the only new Enterprise we’re going to see.
The 24th+ century though is kind've seen as the "present" of Star Trek and there are people who would rather see what happens next in the early 25th century than go back to the past in the Star Trek narrative. Because the 24th century was so developed people may also more invested in that time period and the species that have had a major role (Cardassians, Ferengi, Klingons, etc...). This is just my opinion, but I'd be interested in an episode covering what happened to Cardassia after the Dominion war. This has not been mentioned in over 20 years and is more interesting to me, because of how central they were to the story of the Alpha Quadrant in the 24th century, than random adventures with characters that were introduced in the 60s and takes place 100 years in the "past"
Pass. We don't need anything else connected with TNG. No cartoons, no live action spinoffs. No movies.
Let it die. Let Star Trek move forward.
Let it die. Let Star Trek move forward.
It's only seen as the "present" by people who can't stop beating a dead horse.
It's not the present. It's part of the Star Trek universe.
And it's past time to leave it alone.
Disagree. The 25th century hasn't been explored. How Cardassia and others were affected by the Dominion war haven't been explored. What happens "next" hasn't been explored. New species to explore. How is another exploration show beating a dead horse? If an exploration show in the 25th show is beating a dead horse then what is another exploration show in the 23rd century with an Enterprise we've seen a few years before we first saw it, with characters that have existed since the 60s? The timeline has moved past that long ago so we don't need to go "back" With 3 TOS seasons, 2 TAS seasons, 6 TOS movies, 3 Kelvin movies, 2 DIsco seasons, and upcoming 3 SNW seasons that's already plenty of time in the 23rd century.
All time periods are the same in Star Trek. They just change the look of things a little bit. They give the bad guys and the ships different names. That's it.
And all the quadrants of the galaxy are the same, too.
I think we will definitely be getting a 25th century series, it's just might not be the one that fans are expecting. New Trek isn't like 90's trek were you had 4 series basically all doing the same thing. DS9 was somewhat of an outlier but the time period it is set in tied it to the same type of storytelling as TNG, and VOY. SNW is the exploration/planet of the week show and having another series doing the exact same thing but 140 years later probably isn't in the cards.
I think if a 25th century spin off does happen, it will be about Seven and she won't be in Starfleet
I think if a 25th century spin off does happen, it will be about Seven and she won't be in Starfleet
It seems like there's an obvious way to give DS9 fans a new series that tells the tale of what happens next in the 25th century, without just making it another exploration-based show. Put it on a space station near the centre of events that interest multiple empires (but no wormholes this time). Seven can be the Commander Sisko character.
They're already doing a Babylon 5 reboot
That just makes it even more crucial that this exists, and it runs simultaneously for at least five years.
did they ever get that off the ground? the reboot?
I actually have no idea. I was moreso making a joke. I think it's back in development hell.
Do you really want to put with JMS's bitching for another five years though? That guy still isn't over Deep Space Nine
This time they should call it Deep Space Ten, so it's twice as good as Babylon 5.
I'm not over Deep Space Nine either, so I can relate.
That's how you get a Babylon 15.
I know I'm getting dangerous close to saying "I wish it was the 90s again", but we don't have any good space station shows on at the moment and history has shown that my heart is big enough for at least two at once.
Why are people so obsessed with making a Seven of Nine Trek series?
She's a good character, the actress is up for it and has a prominent role in a current show.
It'll be interesting to see if Shaw makes through the next three weeks. He's been through the grinder at least twice now. This time he looks like they did a number on him good.