Eras trek hasn't explored in detail

[The Old Mixer]

Pretty sure it was my dad's fault.

 

[woodstock]

Perhaps some Enterprise J stories, also I'd like to see what the post-Federation galaxy is like, you know it can't last forever as it is.

 

[Tenacity]

post-Federation galaxy

Kind of come down to why the Federation was created in the first place and why later generations maintained it's existence.

If in a post-Nemesis future the Federation no longer served a purpose, the Member worlds would simply disband it.

 

[Voth commando1]

Kind of come down to why the Federation was created in the first place and why later generations maintained it's existence.

If in a post-Nemesis future the Federation no longer served a purpose, the Member worlds would simply disband it.

That would clash with canon.

 

[Gingerbread Demon]

After Nemesis I think the Federation is in decline.... Member worlds might well quit and post Federation life would be interesting.

 

[Kor]

There should be stories about times in the distant past when aliens visited ancient Earth civilizations and influenced their cultures and beliefs.

Kor

 

[Gingerbread Demon]

There should be stories about times in the distant past when aliens visited ancient Earth civilizations and influenced their cultures and beliefs.

Kor

Don't they already have that TV show?

I think you can find it on the History Channel

 

[Tenacity]

There should be stories about times in the distant past when aliens visited ancient Earth civilizations and influenced their cultures and beliefs.

How sharper than a serpent's tooth (it is to have a thankless child).

 

[Kor]

How sharper than a serpent's tooth (it is to have a thankless child).

I mean, we should see the original events as they unfolded instead of learning about them in the 23rd/24th century setting. Everybody keeps wanting new Trek productions to go further into the future, but *I* say that we should go into Earth's remote past!

Kor

 

[Tenacity]

That would clash with canon.

Yoda: "Difficult to see, always in motion is the future."

 

[Kemaiku]

There should be stories about times in the distant past when aliens visited ancient Earth civilizations and influenced their cultures and beliefs.

Kor

Actually, since we know that the race in "The Chase" cover all that, I really don't need to see an hour long episode of them..."introducing" their genetic code to the Primordial Pool. Suffice to say, there's probably a video on PornGalaxyHub.universe.WTF

 

[Gingerbread Demon]

Actually, since we know that the race in "The Chase" cover all that, I really don't need to see an hour long episode of them..."introducing" their genetic code to the Primordial Pool. Suffice to say, there's probably a video on PornGalaxyHub.universe.WTF

NO I think he means those alien races teaching us peasant humans how to do stuff like the Pyramids and the wheel, high level maths and inventions like the wheel, axle, and fulcrum.

 

[Kor]

Yes. Basically a fictional version of "Ancient Aliens."

Um.. you know what I mean.

Kor

 

[Voth commando1]

Maybe have a story set in 4,000,000,000 BC with the ancient humanoids seeding world's, meeting all sorts of God beings and eldritch intelligences and being that gardener and parent laying the ground for the humanoid civilizations to come.

 

[Gingerbread Demon]

Maybe have a story set in 4,000,000,000 BC with the ancient humanoids seeding world's, meeting all sorts of God beings and eldritch intelligences and being that gardener and parent laying the ground for the humanoid civilizations to come.

Yes. I like this idea and it would be ten times better then the crap Ridley Scott did.

 

[Voth commando1]

What about early 24th century say 2300 to 2360?

 

[VulcanMindBlown]

I'd expand that to include the early baby Federation in its beginnings. I'd love to see this whole period covered more and focused more on Earth and what happens on Earth.

Christopher L. Bennett has his book series of Star Trek Enterprise: Rise of the Federation.