Enterprise The Movie

[Bry_Sinclair]

As for new Enterprise, I think they should go the Netflix route with the "Prime" universe Trek and Enterprise, if Enterprise is even in the Prime universe. I wonder if Enterprise is in the JJ Abrams universe after what happened in First Contact and Prime Spock fell into that universe. Then the episode "These are the Voyages" and Trip Tucker's death can be explained away as being in the alternate universe.

I've started thinking that myself.

For the MU two-parter, since we know so little of Interphase then there is nothing to say it couldn't cross realities.

 

[C.E. Evans]

Berman was still in charge, but--as Roddenberry had done during the first season of TNG--stepped back into a more supervisory role with someone else (Coto) handling the day-to-day running of ENT.

Although Berman was said to be connected with the aborted Star Trek: The Beginning movie, it was really a very tangible connection, IIRC. I don't think it would have been a Berman production, IMO.

I'd wager Berman would have still be a producer...

Nah, Berman was already moving on from Trek as ENT was coming to an end. I said earlier, his association with the proposed Star Trek: The Beginning was very minimal--basically just an endorsement of the idea to Paramount. Kerry McCluggage and Jordan Kerner would have actually produced it, with Berman (at best) credited as an "executive consultant" like Roddenberry was following TMP.