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None of them are, save Stewart, and even his star is setting.
But they are all central to Trek Fandom, and many who want the Legacy series imagine Seven becoming captain.
Other times, HIMYM debuted in 2005 and was a huge success. Nowadays they don’t have much more than Star Trek…
When Breaking Bad was launched, that had no idea how that show was going to land and some felt it was going to be a complete flop. As with all good fresh material, it was usually coined by one or two people with a vision, some clever screenwriting, good debutant acting and so-forth. A new show working up to get some penetration in a very tough entertainment market.
Star Trek on the other hand is a much larger and complex machine, a much wider exposure to a global audience and under constant pressure from the most vocal of fans, the media, commercial & political interests. The studio execs mandating more market share by driving producers to 'get with the times' with the younger diverse casting and the scripting which brings a more Gen-Z relatable dialog and even more action.
I'm afraid to say that the majority of the audience/market does not want quality storytelling, continuity or enlightenment... they want instant gratification. Aslong as Paramount / CBS still own the Trek franchise, it will continue to produce content for that purpose, no matter if Kurtzman is involved or not.
If they don’t have much more than Star Trek and Paramount+ has 55million subscribers, why are they subscribing?
Also…
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I’m sorry but unless someone is talking about what happens after their alarm clock goes if I can’t take anything seriously after using the word “woke”.
We're they not awakened to attack the big tool of empire, the fleet itself?
Such a disaster it got 5 seasons and enjoys a nice sized fanbase, with some among them dating back to original TOS viewers. Just because a loud subset of fans don’t like it (totally fine) AND spend inordinate amounts of time shitting all over it like toddlers having a tantrum over a different flavour of mashed carrots (rather asinine behaviour), doesn’t make it a failure.
Wheaton.
I have a friend who subscribed just for the original South Park content. Can Stan, Kyle, Kenny and Cartman enter the chat?
Sigh. Okay. Granted.
The writers have said otherwise. There's no metaphor for having it effect only young people.
It was just that way so the TNG cast wouldn't be effected.
You have no idea what size its fanbase actually is. No one does. And CBS/Paramount doesn't seem to be very keen on giving those numbers.
Good. We don't need them.
And just had its third spinoff project announced.
So that means you don't know either.
And you do? I KNOW it’s had five seasons and three spin-offs. Universally recognized as proof of success. You have…? What’s that? You have…”I don’t like it.”? That’s nice.
Just was thinking about this as I was a huge HIMYM fan. The show averaged 8-10milliom viewers per season with the final season being the largest win. Up until the mid 3rd season when Britney Spears guest starred, the show was consistently on the bubble for cancellation. One could also argue, creatively, the show went on about three seasons too long. But to each his own on that one.
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