Spoilers TV movies every 2 years!

[F. King Daniel]

According to Hollywood Reporter. Following Section 31, the plan is a new TV movie every 2 years. Perhaps those rumours of a Discovery movie or a Picard movie aren't so far fetched after all.

 

[mattman8907]

According to Hollywood Reporter. Following Section 31, the plan is a new TV movie every 2 years. Perhaps those rumours of a Discovery movie or a Picard movie aren't so far fetched after all.

yeah and if my grandmother had wheels, she'd be a wagon.

 

[Quinton]

Cool. Hope it pans out.

 

[Doctorossi]

Sounds like a workable pace to me. Hopefully that will help bring the cream of ideas to the top.

 

[drt]

Perhaps we'll see Meyer's Khan revisitation here as well, I got the impression they didn't think there was enough there for a series.

 

[UssGlenn]

Perhaps we'll see Meyer's Khan revisitation here as well, I got the impression they didn't think there was enough there for a series.

Wonder how that's going? There's been no news on the Khan Podcast since the initial announcement.

 

[drt]

Wonder how that's going? There's been no news on the Khan Podcast since the initial announcement.

I think it just got shelved, but a P+ movie seems like just the kind of thing that could revive it.

 

[NCC-73515]

Hm... Ent-B movie, Ent-C movie, Ent-J movie, Picard taking command of the Stargazer movie, Reveal of Future Guy movie....

 

[HotRod]

Ok, obviously we've all heard the news, we're getting a Section 31 "TV Movie"with Michelle Yeoh.

While not my favourite idea in the whole world, I'm excited about what this could mean for the future.

We could potentially get movies based on subject matters that while possibly great ideas, wouldn't be feasible as a 10 episode season or seasons of television.

Personally, I've made it no secret that I would love some kinda story told from the era of the Romulan War/Early Federation. It's a era rich with possibilities. But that's me.

What kind of story would you love Paramount to produce a TV movie based around?

Sky's the limit!

 

[DaddlerTheDalek]

Captain Worf and the Enterprise-E.

 

[fireproof78]

Lt. Kirk on the Farragut.

Lt. Giotto: Security Chief.

 

[WarpFactorZ]

So, they're adopting Disney's earlier Star Wars model and avoiding the cinema releases in case they flop. That being said, I'll take all the Trek I can get (well, not all).

 

[Ovation]

Gary Seven and Ms. Lincoln.

 

[Tuskin38]

They could use a certain set from Picard Season 3 in something.

 

[shyborg]

Red shirt Squad, security crew taking on weird and wild operations

 

[Nerys Myk]

Captain April. and the launch of the 1701.
A sequel to Enterprise
Bajor
Lost Era, maybe with John Cho as Captain Sulu.

 

[Ovation]

They could use a certain set from Picard Season 3 in something.

The bar with the Vulcan? Good setting for a fizzbin tournament, I suppose.

 

[Laura Cynthia Chambers]

Department of Temporal Investigations
SCIS (https://memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/Starfleet_Criminal_Investigative_Service)

 

[The Old Mixer]

Ok, obviously we've all heard the news, we're getting a Section 31 "TV Movie"with Michelle Yeoh.

While not my favourite idea in the whole world, I'm excited about what this could mean for the future.

We could potentially get movies based on subject matters that while possibly great ideas, wouldn't be feasible as a 10 episode season or seasons of television.

Personally, I've made it no secret that I would love some kinda story told from the era of the Romulan War/Early Federation. It's a era rich with possibilities. But that's me.

What kind of story would you love Paramount to produce a TV movie based around?

Sky's the limit!

I think this can be folded into the existing thread about the TV movies.

 

[mattman8907]

Captain April. and the launch of the 1701.

Ever since Adrian Holmes was casted as April last year, I wanted to see him get his own story and this would be one of them.