I've never actually looked to be completely honest with you but this is still a form of financial support just as subscribing is
Build a new franchise if you want, why bother restricting yourself to existing characters and species if not to build on the thousand episodes of previous storytelling.
Seth MacFarlane did it brilliantly.
After seeing what Ron did with For All Mankind ...I totally agree .Couple years off would seem prudent.
Would love to see Ronald D Moore and/or Rene Echevarria, etc come back.
I knew you'd like it!After seeing what Ron did with For All Mankind ...I totally agree .
I knew you'd like it!
Anyone specific in mind? Show your cards.I want someone new to take over the franchise. Whether in front of or behind the camera, I’m not interested in trying to recapture past glory.
Anyone specific in mind? Show your cards.
I need my pain!Need? Absolutely not.
Want? Why not? Is it hurting you?
I need my pain!
Section 31 as originally seen in DS9 were certainly not the heroes. Shady admirals doing things, from Pressman to Dougherty, were not the heroes, even if you considered they may have had a point.
Trek is about the ideal prevaling, despite the challenges.
Lower decks lighting and cinematography is very much different.
Picard was three completely separate shows over barely more airtime than tng season 1.
Discovery changed wildly each season, compare seasons 1, 3 and 5
SNW was more consistent internally
Now sure, the business, the darkness, the smudgy filters, the lack of carpet, all of that was the same across the live action, but there was far too many differences.
Using modern slang is “meh” to me, sure you could make something new like “frack” or “sway”. I just assume I’m watching with the benefit of a universal translator, it’s unrealistic that English in the 31st century will be recognisable at all today. How many modern people speak like even modern translations of Shakespere, and that’s was far closer in time.
That's why the Science & Tech forum exists.I need my pain!

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