Spoilers STAR TREK: SECTION 31 - Grading & Discussion
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Yeah its insane that they green lit this and the cost. If the starfleet academy series set in the 32nd century that no one asked for fails I think we can confident they will be winding down all star trek content for a while after snw ends its run.
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No streaming service is in a position to experiment except for Apple TV (with Foundation) and Amazon (with Rings of Power) because their main revenue is something other than entertainment (the iphone etc. sales for Apple and the mailed purchases for Amazon). Even Disney had to cancel Star Wars: The Acolyte because of streaming losses.
Except for Severance, For All Mankind, Ted Lasso and quite a few others. Apple put themselves out there.
Been that way for a while. That's why they're being sold.
This project has been in development for years now, it has nothing to do with desperation
It was originally going to be a full series (under a completely different creative team) but COVID and Michelle Yeoh becoming more popular thus rising casting cost, they turned it into a TV movie
If Paramount Plus were to close and license all Star Trek TV shows to Netflix, there would be enough viewers on Netflix to keep those TV shows going. I think it's quite possible that Paramount Plus would be closed and the new Star Trek TV shows would be sold to Netflix.
Thats the best Paramount could do.
Good.
Yeah, no. A series is lucky to 2 seasons on Netflix. Anything beyond 3 is exceedingly rare.
Thanks but no thanks. Some of us are still finding enjoyment in the franchise.
If that were true, we'd have heard about Prodigy season 3 already. Clearly, not enough people watched.
Netflix had only acquired the rights to broadcast 2 seasons of that series. It had also been broadcast in certain countries, in most countries, on other platforms and TV channels. In other words, if they had the rights to produce a sequel and acquired the rights to broadcast all over the world, I'm sure a 3rd season would have been approved.
I'm sure if Netflix bought it, it would be watched more. Even if Netflix didn't exist, Amazon and Apple could also buy it and continue it, they cancel fewer TV series after all. Even if Netflix didn't exist, Amazon or Apple could be good. Especially Amazon.
Amazon is having issues of its own (They're still in the process of integrating MGM's IPs. They've had problems getting their Stargate revival off the ground.)
See also: James Bond.
Having spent many years as an actor I will say one other thing...it felt the main cast had no chemistry, they looked like they were delivering lines as if they were the only ones in the room and not telling a story. No cohesion, no relationships, just lines thrown out...cliched ones at that.
Please god leave the mirror universe alone. AND WHAT IS IT WITH ALIENS WITH EARTH DIALECTS. Irish?? Really??!
Please god leave the mirror universe alone. AND WHAT IS IT WITH ALIENS WITH EARTH DIALECTS. Irish?? Really??!
I don't think they have a problem with that franchise. They don't care about those franchises directly, and if Amazon had bought the Star Trek broadcasting rights. The perspective of Star Trek would be the same with the TV shows they made with Paramount Television Network, such as Jack Ryan and Reacher (which CBS Studios will now make starting with the 4th season) and the TV series they made with Sony, such as The Boys and Gen V. In other words, they would continue as long as they are watched, maybe they would continue for 3 seasons, maybe 4 seasons, maybe 5 seasons.
At least star trek V can finally say it's not the worst film in the franchise.
