CBS owns TV Star Trek and that's not going to change.
Aye...but I can always dream

CBS owns TV Star Trek and that's not going to change.
They're producing at least ten episodes of a series called Sens8. Almost nothing is know about it, as far as I know, except for the talent involved (JMS and the Wachowski siblings) and this brief description:
A gripping global tale of minds linked and souls hunted.
They certainly have the budget to produce science fiction (word is that David Fincher pushed the per episode budget of House of Cards "way above" $4.5 million), but they haven't released anything in the sf direction yet AFAIK.
I think they are still holding onto that damn war for a big screen movie.
LET IT GO FREE
They are making TV shows about 4 different Marvel characters, that seems sci fi related at least.
Well apparently that is why we got the Xindi arc rather than a Romulan war season. Because TPTB wanted to hold onto the Romulan war as a possible future movie. It won't be ENT though I don't think.
^They nearly made that Romulan War movie in 2008. It was cancelled after a regime change at Paramount and the reigns of Trek were given to J.J. Abrams.
Here is a review of the first-draft script, entitled Star Trek: The Beginning. It starred an ancestor of James T. Kirk, named Tiberius Chase.
It also proved that war doesn't necessarily get ratings.^They nearly made that Romulan War movie in 2008. It was cancelled after a regime change at Paramount and the reigns of Trek were given to J.J. Abrams.
Here is a review of the first-draft script, entitled Star Trek: The Beginning. It starred an ancestor of James T. Kirk, named Tiberius Chase.
Didn't DS9 prove that wars can't be fought in two hours?
It really frustrates me that they want to do the Romulan War without the ENT cast!
I'd still go see it.
It also proved that war doesn't necessarily get ratings.^They nearly made that Romulan War movie in 2008. It was cancelled after a regime change at Paramount and the reigns of Trek were given to J.J. Abrams.
Here is a review of the first-draft script, entitled Star Trek: The Beginning. It starred an ancestor of James T. Kirk, named Tiberius Chase.
Didn't DS9 prove that wars can't be fought in two hours?
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