32nd century was a big mistake... BIG

[BillJ]

Kurtzman was the one who pushed the "Burn" storyline...

So the fuck what? Name me a creator that has a 1.000 batting average across all of their work and across all fandoms of any given property?

It doesn't exist. It didn't exist with Roddenberry. It didn't exist with Bennett. It didn't exist with Berman. It didn't exist with Piller or Braga or Taylor. It didn't exist with Behr. It didn't exist with Coto. It didn't exist with Abrams.

Sensing a pattern?

 

[The Salt Umpire]

I tried watching that once, but I stopped after five episodes. The production values were crap. It looked like something out of the late '60s.

Really? What was it about? I like 60s cult stuff like The Prisoner and The Outer Limits. Some sort of space show? I dunno if I like space shows, Lost in Space was dumb.

 

[MurphyCooper]

Lost in Space was another show I grew up on. Loved that one.

 

[Nerys Myk]

Really? What was it about? I like 60s cult stuff like The Prisoner and The Outer Limits. Some sort of space show? I dunno if I like space shows, Lost in Space was dumb.

I think he was making a joke.

 

[The Salt Umpire]

I think he was making a joke.

I know. I was playing along with it

 

[Tallguy]

I think he was making a joke.

A story with a humorous climax?

 

[camdudetenger2018]

There's already a Strange New Worlds follow-up. It's called Star Trek.

that is true lol

but what if there was a reboot of star trek the original series after strange new worlds

here is a crazy theory what if star trek strange new worlds was set in a alternate timeline that is almost simulor to the original one but is different in many ways that some may and or may not notice

 

[Troi]

that is true lol

but what if there was a reboot of star trek the original series after strange new worlds

here is a crazy theory what if star trek strange new worlds was set in a alternate timeline that is almost simulor to the original one but is different in many ways that some may and or may not notice

Its not unreasonable given that episode of ENT with the Borg, which is what I subscribe to. I'm pretty sure the owners of Star Trek have directly claimed otherwise.

 

[Ceridwen]

that is true lol

but what if there was a reboot of star trek the original series after strange new worlds

here is a crazy theory what if star trek strange new worlds was set in a alternate timeline that is almost simulor to the original one but is different in many ways that some may and or may not notice

I mean, it is. "Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow" says it is. It just happens to be the same kind of alternate timeline as, say, the one created after "Past Tense" (where suddenly Gabriel Bell looks oddly like Benjamin Sisko in the history books): it's one where the differences turn out to not really have mattered.

 

[BillJ]

I mean, it is. "Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow" says it is. It just happens to be the same kind of alternate timeline as, say, the one created after "Past Tense" (where suddenly Gabriel Bell looks oddly like Benjamin Sisko in the history books): it's one where the differences turn out to not really have mattered.

I honestly struggle with how events and wars happening 40 years later wouldn’t have massive effects on the timeline.

 

[Ceridwen]

I honestly struggle with how events and wars happening 40 years later wouldn’t have massive effects on the timeline.

Sure, but as has been litigated before, that change happened all the way back in "Encounter at Farpoint".

Just trust in the timeline faeries. Or angels. Or whatever. It'll be ok.

 

[BillJ]

Sure, but as has been litigated before, that change happened all the way back in "Encounter at Farpoint".

Just trust in the timeline faeries. Or angels. Or whatever. It'll be ok.

Thing is I wouldn’t even care if the stories were more engaging.

 

[fireproof78]

I honestly struggle with how events and wars happening 40 years later wouldn’t have massive effects on the timeline.

This. Just like interstellar distances Star Trek struggles with timelines.

 

[Nerys Myk]

This. Just like interstellar distances Star Trek struggles with timelines.

The timeline is whatever is current that week. Everything is as it should be.

 

[fireproof78]

The timeline is whatever is current that week. Everything is as it should be.

Ok, Teal'c.

 

[Firebird]

The timeline is whatever is current that week. Everything is as it should be.

Wherever you go, there you are. Nice and simple.

 

[Nerys Myk]

Wherever you go, there you are. Nice and simple.

Spoken like a Surgeon/Physicist/Rock Star/Test Pilot

 

[bdub76]

It should be retconned away.

 

[fireproof78]

Wherever you go, there you are. Nice and simple.

I tried that once; got lost.

 

[Kamen Rider Blade]

This. Just like interstellar distances Star Trek struggles with timelines.

Spoiler: EC Henry - Most Accurate Warp Jump in Star Trek (Star Trek Discovery)

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Except when DISCO decided to do a Accurate Warp Jump and have the timing be Absolutely Correct.

Once in a while, they can do things Accurately if they so choose to.