Incidentally, IDW is launching a new Star Trek comic book series in a couple of months that will presumably cover what Kirk and the gang were doing while the Enterprise-A was being built...Sorry if this has been discussed before, but how long you think the crew waited for the E-A at Yorktown while it was being constructed? It seems to be quite a bit of time...
I doubt they could pay Lin enough to do this again.
Why would a ship even more advanced have vastly inferior sets?
Considering that the Enterprise corridors were reused for TNG, it was only fitting.The interiors of each film have been better and more elaborate and more fleshed out than the one before it. This is almost the opposite of what happened with previous films where we started with TMP and all these glorious open spaces and vast sets (some of which didn't even fit into the ship) and then on each progressive movie saw less and less of the ship until by TUC they'd slapped together a new bridge and recycled the rest from TNG.
We've actually seen more of the interior of the Reboot Enterprise than we ever did of the TMP refit. If the next movie is a ship-based story (which it totally should be) they'll revise and reuse some of the old sets and then add some totally new ones to go with it.
Not just the corridors. Next Gen engineering, although heavily modified, was the same set from TMP. The area with the "pool table" was where the forced-perspective horizontal intermix chamber used to be.
If they can ditch the barcode scanners and cheesy desklamps over the workstations I'll be happy.If ST4 is being made with a reduced budget, perhaps the new Enterprise-A will be a new bridge and recycled Discovery sets
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