Lower Decks and Prodigy already proved those two things aren't mutually exclusive.
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Already six feet under.
The Kelvin Universe would have continued had they been managed better, which they weren't.
Any new Dr Who episodes releasing recently?
I love Beyond, but I also accept it was a big flop. Hence no more Kelvin movies. Simple as.
I love the film and don't care if it's a flop. It ended the story with a bang.
I have zero vestment in the financial.
Are you including TUC?
I am because TUC ends on a positive by also somber note. They are to report in for decommissioning at some point. The whole crew isn't even all together on the same bridge.
Ah, I see. You're using Doctor Who's current slump in popularity to discredit comments made by people in the 1970s and in 2010. Despite the fact the show has continued strongly since both times, and the individuals who made these comments have overseen the franchise when it was at its greatest heights, popularity wise. Granted, RTD is also in charge during the current slump, but that doesn't negate the positive impact he had on the franchise twenty years ago.
What comes up must come down. Using the DW's current popularity as proof of the folly of these comments makes as much sense as as someone pointing to, say, Thor The Dark World and saying "no wonder the MCU is such a mess today."
So? It was a decades long success. Twice.
Technically Star Trek went out on a whimper in both 1969 and 1974. It took the first plans for a Paramount broadcast network and the success of Star Wars to bring Trek back to the screen. Syndicated reruns were a runaway success, but that's not the same as new content.
And in 2005.
Yep. ENT was at a creative peak, but the ratings were awful for a 2005 broadcast network.
And that finale...
And 2005
"We do not discuss it with outsiders."
The Doctor Who spin off The War Between the Land and the Sea recently debuted on BBC to decent ratings and, yes, there is a Christmas episode of Doctor Who in the works for 2026, after which the BBC has assured us the franchise will continue. Anyone who thinks this is a long break for Doctor Who doesn't know Doctor Who.
There was almost a decade between the Paul McGann TV-movie and the first Christopher Eccleston episode.
and in 2016. At least the movie series. I liked Beyond , but it was a box office dud
All of you, kindly be quiet.
No need to rub salt on an open wound.
It is the nature of life to have ups and downs. Constant upward trend is absurd.
What glazing are you talking about? I just looked at youtube (general audience) and it's getting a hell of a lot more love than I would expect form a MCU product.
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