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https://variety.com/2025/music/news/rick-derringer-hang-on-sloopy-real-american-writer-dead-1236411000/

Sir Patrick had to be carried over the finish line to complete Picard.

I doubt it. Kate Mulgrew is not getting any younger. :shifty:

After all the money they're spending on SFA and SNW? I find that difficult to believe. It's like asking Disney to drop Marvel. He's part of SciTrek (the same people who said Sony was going to buy Paramount and that Firefly was going to be rebooted :rolleyes: ).

Picard S3 is what happens when there are too many privileged people writing for TV. In real life, you're not always going to get the Dream Team. You're not always going to get even the B, C, D, or even E-team. There are times when you have to save the galaxy with whatever ninth, tenth...

Senator Warren, of all people (a former professor at Harvard Law School) should know that the whole POINT of a civil suit is to negotiate a settlement out of court (thus avoiding the time, money, and headaches of going to trial). How she expects Paramount Global to thread the needle without...

https://deadline.com/2025/05/stephen-colbert-trump-cbs-60-minutes-lawsuit-1236407208/ In medieval times, the court jester was the only person permitted to speak the truth to the King. It's just as true today.

Norm Peterson was the inspiration for Star Trek's Morn (Morn is an anagram of "Norm"). Morn sat at Quark's Bar nursing a beer, just as Norm did at Cheers.

https://deadline.com/2025/05/senators-trump-lawsuit-cbs-60-minutes-1236405644/ If Paramount alters ANY of its programming (be it 60 Minutes, Star Trek, etc.) to comply with Trump's diktats in exchange for approval of the merger with Skydance, Paramount risks being charged with bribery.

Post-Picard 25th century is still relatively uncharted territory (there's no previous show to bump into). At some point, SNW is going to bump into TOS.

They risk paving over cowpaths. One reason ACA is getting made is because Paramount wants to push the franchise forward for a new generation. They're not going to get there by endlessly rehashing TOS.

They already did that with the Kelvin films. TOS is Paramount's calling card with new fans. They're not going to reproduce it for TV.

CGI

I'm guessing Beast Man.

It looks like he's wearing a motion capture rig. :shifty:

Then there's the little matter of the Paramount/Skydance merger ... :whistle:

There's a reason the woman won the Oscar. -.-

I thought it was called "Enterprise".

They could always split it off Kelvin-style into another timeline.

Trek's future is intertwined with Paramount's (especially given the forthcoming merger with Skydance).