CBS/Paramount sues to stop Axanar 2 - Electric Boogaloo-Fanboys gone WILD-too many hyphens
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The question is will fans fund a non-Trek? It happened with Space Command (partly on the names of Doug Drexler and others who left), sure. IIRC Renegades 2 raised their budget before having to file the serial numbers off, so I wonder if they'd have been able to raise as much for their barely-non-Trek version?
The appeal to many backers of Axanar seems to have been this "tru-fan" "tru-Trek" idea, and delivering non-Trek non-Klingons fighting non-Feds is more likely to get non-backing.
Peters figured out a gravy train and he's not going to get off it unless he has to. CBS should have forced him to disembark and never ride those rails again as part of the settlement.
The appeal to many backers of Axanar seems to have been this "tru-fan" "tru-Trek" idea, and delivering non-Trek non-Klingons fighting non-Feds is more likely to get non-backing.
Peters figured out a gravy train and he's not going to get off it unless he has to. CBS should have forced him to disembark and never ride those rails again as part of the settlement.
Orville is simply a space adventure, not to knock it but it sure seems Seth sees a plot from Star Trek or Battle Star Galactica and it becomes an Orville plot. He still has Space seed, Whom gods destroy, Trouble with tribbles and all those unprotected fan film plots to acquire.
Space Janitors and Voyage Trekkers got off to decent starts, probably out of curiosity before they ran out of steam.
Right, Who would fund a non trek series, what if that's a just a myth?
Space Janitors and Voyage Trekkers got off to decent starts, probably out of curiosity before they ran out of steam.
Right, Who would fund a non trek series, what if that's a just a myth?
I think the angle of "The film Paramount didn't want you to see!" has so much potential. The casuals can grasp that, far moreso than the backstory of an obscure character from a forgotten TOS episode or some empty notion of "true Trek"
Oh yes, I forgot to add that.
That's interesting. Makes a lot of sense, from what we know about His Majesty.
You mean Lord Garth in mouth ?That's interesting. Makes a lot of sense, from what we know about His Majesty.
Hey, now! For those of us who grew up on first-run TOS, there are no forgotten episodes nor obscure characters.
Which is far, far more than Star Trek can aspire to be these days.
Preempted by some music show which was as good of reason as any to have a protest march and shut down the city.
I guess that's whooshing over my head!
Oakland loves a good protest march. Some people go to the park others protest
Ah.
*says he, still confused, but at least with a much better idea
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*says he, still confused, but at least with a much better idea
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Ah.
*says he, still confused, but at least with a much better idea
I posted in the original Axanar thread that our local Fox affliate in Los Angeles showed footage from Renegades in doing an entertainment news piece about Star Trek Beyond. This is what I saw about ten minutes (as of this writing, March 17, 2019) on that same channel in a story about Captain Marvel.
Your photo is busted.I posted in the original Axanar thread that our local Fox affliate in Los Angeles showed footage from Renegades in doing an entertainment news piece about Star Trek Beyond. This is what I saw about ten minutes (as of this writing, March 17, 2019) on that same channel in a story about Captain Marvel.
Is that where you are? I'm there!
Hayward for another month and then I'm retired after 45 years and heading to Idaho.