Definite New Series/Limited Series with Patrick Stewart Returning

[fireproof78]

There's a fuzzy line between where the films end and TV begins by virtue of Alex Kurtzman and his merry band of Bad Robot minions who have used CBS as a way to extend their job security after the film franchise ran out of steam.

What a load of hot garbage.

CBS hired Alex Kurtzman. Alex Kurtzman didn't beg them for a job. But I don't expect the facts to sway the anti-Abrams crowd.

Exactly. Like him or not, Kurtzman got hired by CBS for his work.

 

[Tuskin38]

There's a fuzzy line between where the films end and TV begins by virtue of Alex Kurtzman and his merry band of Bad Robot minions who have used CBS as a way to extend their job security after the film franchise ran out of steam.

Kurtzman has nothing to do with Bad Robot.
Also what was said before, CBS hired him, he didn't ask for it.

 

[F. King Daniel]

Kurtzman has nothing to do with Bad Robot.
Also what was said before, CBS hired him, he didn't ask for it.

You're not keeping up with your Midnight's Dredge and Facebook hate groups. Kurtzman's Secret Hideout is just a front for Bad Robot! Because True Fans would see the name and refuse to subscribe!

 

[WildManWizard]

ST Picard is a perfect blend of TNG style and a fresh format that differs from brannon/braga, but injects a real modern television filming style.

 

[fireproof78]

Based on a trailer?

 

[BillJ]

that differs from brannon/braga, but injects a real modern television filming style.

I like the trailer too, but I think it is a bit early to call the show a success.

 

[WildManWizard]

Based on a trailer?

well that 2 minutes had me craving more, and no star trek trailer in recent years has done that to me. also, the look just feels right to me, whatever that means.

 

[Lord Garth]

I get it. So far, I think it looks they'll be successfully updating '90s-era Star Trek for the '20s.

 

[The Old Mixer]

the '20s.

Oh wow, that sounds weird. Are there gonna be flappers?

 

[fireproof78]

well that 2 minutes had me craving more, and no star trek trailer in recent years has done that to me. also, the look just feels right to me, whatever that means.

Fair enough.

 

[WildManWizard]

I get it. So far, I think it looks they'll be successfully updating '90s-era Star Trek for the '20s.

indeed! it feels like it's finally accomplishing what we all wanted which was the trek we knew but done in a way that was different and new.

 

[fireproof78]

I get it. So far, I think it looks they'll be successfully updating '90s-era Star Trek for the '20s.

I would be curious what stood out as such to you? I definitely got a 20s feel (the speakeasy gave it away) but perhaps I don't know the telltale signs of 90s Trek as well as I thought.

 

[Lord Garth]

I would be curious what stood out as such to you? I definitely got a 20s feel (the speakeasy gave it away) but perhaps I don't know the telltale signs of 90s Trek as well as I thought.

2020s. We'll be in a new decade by the time this comes out.

 

[The Old Mixer]

Will Picard be silent or will we have talkies by that point?

 

[fireproof78]

2020s. We'll be in a new decade by the time this comes out.

You walked in to that

 

[Lord Garth]

Will Picard be silent or will we have talkies by that point?

Silent. This is what we're getting!

To view this content we will need your consent to set third party cookies.
For more detailed information, see our cookies page.

Accept third party cookies

 

[cooleddie74]

There's a fuzzy line between where the films end and TV begins by virtue of Alex Kurtzman and his merry band of Bad Robot minions who have used CBS as a way to extend their job security after the film franchise ran out of steam.

[*Benjamin Sisko Facepalm followed by Odo Harrumph and Eyeroll*]

 

[NCC-73515]

I get it. So far, I think it looks they'll be successfully updating '90s-era Star Trek for the '20s.

since it's set 30 years later ,they don't have to update TNG

 

[cooleddie74]

I like the trailer too, but I think it is a bit early to call the show a success.

Yeah, the first trailer for Beyond was pure garbage but the film itself exceeded most of my expectations and is probably my favorite Trek movie since FC. I have very warm feelings about the new series but I can't go solely on one trailer released months before the show itself premieres.

The first trailer with actual footage is rarely as good OR as bad as the finished product.