News Exclusive: Scott Bakula Eyeing Star Trek Return In President Archer Series Pitch From ‘Enterprise’ Producer

[Firebird]

Legacy just sounds like a retread of everything else we've already seen in the franchise, built off of an uninspired season of Picard that was glorified fanfic. It's little more than nostalgia mining with a different coat of paint. Nothing about the concept sounds interesting to me.

United, though it's just as unlikely to ever be made, at least has a different story conceit at its core beyond yet another Enterprise exploring more safe familiar worlds yet again.

 

[Campe]

I think Jeri Ryan brought some amazing additions to Seven’s character in Picard but I have no real interest in Legacy.

United is a little more interesting of a concept. But not by that much, honestly.

 

[Turtletrekker]

I think Jeri Ryan brought some amazing additions to Seven’s character in Picard but I have no real interest in Legacy.

And truthfully, where else is there to go with Seven's character? She's had quite possibly the most complete character arc in the entirety of the franchise. She's gone from enslaved Borg drone to captain of the Enterprise! Sure, she can still have adventures of the week, but where else can her story go that can top that?

 

[UssGlenn]

And truthfully, where else is there to go with Seven's character? She's had quite possibly the most complete character arc in the entirety of the franchise. She's gone from enslaved Borg drone to captain of the Enterprise! Sure, she can still have adventures of the week, but where else can her story go that can top that?

It doesn't need to go anywhere. She can just be the Captain. You can give other characters arcs.

 

[Daedalus]

And truthfully, where else is there to go with Seven's character? She's had quite possibly the most complete character arc in the entirety of the franchise. She's gone from enslaved Borg drone to captain of the Enterprise! Sure, she can still have adventures of the week, but where else can her story go that can top that?

Up until recently, it could've been argued that Archer's character had nowhere to go.

All it takes is someone with a good idea.