Directors Guild of Canada Adds 'Star Trek: Enterprise' Production Page
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I'd speculate it's a TV movie being made to launch CBS All Access 2.0.
Any way of determining when that page went up? It’s not dated.
CBSAA has floated a lot of different titles for Trek series. Was this something from a few years ago, or is it something brand new?
CBSAA has floated a lot of different titles for Trek series. Was this something from a few years ago, or is it something brand new?
It's apparently going to be added to a Productions list document next week.
This is the one for Section 31: https://www.dgc.ca/en/ontario/productionView?p=54352
This is the newest one for Discovery: https://www.dgc.ca/en/ontario/productionView?p=53453
This is the one for Section 31: https://www.dgc.ca/en/ontario/productionView?p=54352
This is the newest one for Discovery: https://www.dgc.ca/en/ontario/productionView?p=53453
Very interesting.. and weird that there’s no code name for it
I think that is the code name. They're not going to give a show with Pike the same name as the show with Archer.
Why not?
Other than that that would mean that they would need to give Berman money.
Other than that that would mean that they would need to give Berman money.
Why would they need to give anyone anything? They surely own the trademark.
It's from 2003 when the Xindi season started and they rebranded Enterprise
Could you imagine? We'll all be arguing about Star Trek: Enterprise (2001-2005) vs. Star Trek: Enterprise (2021-?)
The “p” number would suggest it’s a recent page.
Section 31 is “54353” and this one is “34665”.
Section 31 is “54353” and this one is “34665”.
There’s no way they are naming the Pike show Enterprise. That would be too confusing
I would take this with a grain of salt that Enterprise is back.
It's the other way round...
Oh, I confused myself clearly.
We should know next week. Apparently this page going up is the first step before a production enters pre-production.
Maybe they have given up doing different production titles because everyone works them out?
Maybe they have given up doing different production titles because everyone works them out?
All Access 2.0? What is that? A Google search turns up nothing.
Whatever they replace the current CBS All Access with, with all the Viacom stuff added.
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