Just a quick question about series order

[SensitiveTBman]

In order, does Strange New Worlds come after Enterprise and before TOS, or am I confused?

 

[Guy Gardener]

In order, does Strange New Worlds come after Enterprise and before TOS, or am I confused?

After The Cage, but before Where No Man has Gone Before.

 

[Finn]

A century after Enterprise, ten years before TOS.

ENT was set in the 2150s. TOS in the latter half of 2260s (Aside from The Cage as indicated above). SNW starts off sometimes in 2256/7ish

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

IIRC, SNW is up to 2260 as of the second season. So we're about halfway between Cage and TOS.

 

[Hopeful Romantic]

Moved to the more relevant forum.

 

[Tuskin38]

SNW starts off sometimes in 2256/7ish

Season 1 is 2259

 

[Iamnotspock]

In order, does Strange New Worlds come after Enterprise and before TOS, or am I confused?

The original 1964 pilot, "The Cage", was set 13 years before the rest of TOS Season 1, so chronologically it's:

Enterprise (2150s)
TOS: "The Cage" (2254)
Discovery, Seasons 1-2 (2256-57)
Strange New Worlds (2259-)
TOS (2265-)

 

[Sci]

Here's a quick timeline for you:

First Contact between Earth and Vulcan: 5 April 2063

Enterprise Season One: April 2151 to February 2152
Enterprise Season Two: February 2152 to April 2153
Enterprise Season Three: May 2153 to February 2154
Enterprise Season Four: February 2154 to January 2155

The Original Series: "The Cage:" 2254

Discovery Season One: 2256 to 2257
Discovery Season Two: 2257 to 2258
Strange New Worlds Season One: 2259

The Original Series: "Where No Man Has Gone Before:" 2265
The Original Series Season One: 2266 to 2267
The Original Series Season Two: 2267 to 2268
The Original Series Season Three: 2268 to 2269
The Animated Series Season One: 2269
The Animated Series Season Two: 2270

Star Trek: The Motion Picture: 2272

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan: March 2285
Star Trek III: The Search for Spock: April 2285
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home: July 2285
Star Trek V: The Final Frontier: August 2285

Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country: 2293
Star Trek: Generations Prologue: 2293

The Next Generation Season One: 2364
The Next Generation Season Two: 2365
The Next Generation Season Three: 2366
The Next Generation Season Four: 2367
The Next Generation Season Five: 2368
The Next Generation Season Six / Deep Space Nine Season One: 2369
The Next Generation Season Seven / Deep Space Nine Season Two: 2370
Deep Space Nine Season Three / Voyager Season One / Star Trek: Generations: 2371
Deep Space Nine Season Four / Voyager Season Two: 2372
Deep Space Nine Season Five / Voyager Season Three / Star Trek: First Contact: 2373
Deep Space Nine Season Six / Voyager Season Four: 2374
Deep Space Nine Season Seven / Voyager Season Five / Star Trek: Insurrection: 2375
Voyager Season Six: 2376
Voyager Season Seven: 2377 to 2378
Star Trek: Nemesis: 2379
Lower Decks Season One: 2380
Lower Decks Season Two: 2381
Lower Decks Season Three: 2381
Prodigy Season One, Part 1: 2383
Prodigy Season One, Part 2: 2384
Mars Attack: 2385
Romulan Supernova: 2387

Picard Season One: 2399
Picard Season Two: 2401
Picard Season Three: 2401

Discovery: "That Hope Is You, Part I:" 3188
Discovery Season Three: 3189
Discovery Season Four: 3190

The movies set in the Kelvin Timeline are set:

Star Trek (2009): 2258
Star Trek Into Darkness: 2259
Star Trek Beyond: 2263

 

[F. King Daniel]

Keep in mind, take it all with a pinch of salt. It's pretty much a reboot except not quite. Modern looks and sensibilities which clash quite a bit with the 6 or 10 years later (depending which episode of SNW you're watching) TOS.

 

[Tuskin38]

The Next Generation Season Four: 2367
The Next Generation Season Five: 2369

What happened to 2368

 

[Sci]

What happened to 2368

Thank you for catching that!

 

[Nerys Myk]

Keep in mind, take it all with a pinch of salt. It's pretty much a reboot except not quite. Modern looks and sensibilities which clash quite a bit with the 6 or 10 years later (depending which episode of SNW you're watching) TOS.

All of which is irrelevant to the question of "When?"

 

[Guy Gardener]

Here's a quick timeline for you:

First Contact between Earth and Vulcan: 5 April 2063

Enterprise Season One: April 2151 to February 2152
Enterprise Season Two: February 2152 to April 2153
Enterprise Season Three: May 2153 to February 2154
Enterprise Season Four: February 2154 to January 2370

FTFY.

 

[Sci]

FTFY.

*begins piano solo*

We don't talk about T-A-T-V
We don't talk about that one...

 

[F. King Daniel]

All of which is irrelevant to the question of "When?"

It's very relavent. "10 years but they're kinda doing their own thing" versus "10 years and every detail will line up absolutely"

 

[Nerys Myk]

It's very relavent. "10 years but they're kinda doing their own thing" versus "10 years and every detail will line up absolutely"

Also irrelevant.

 

[Guy Gardener]

The Flash Back to the Cage, on the "Previously on Star Trek" clip in the episode where they went back to Talos IV, showed footage from the cage.

It's possible that all we are dealing with here is a real time "filter" on the Universal Translator, that makes things and people look and sound different.

 

[F. King Daniel]

Also irrelevant.

Sure? It's hand in hand, IMHO. Otherwise you might go in expecting the end of one to perfectly sync with the start of the other.

It's like X-Men: Days of Future Past. They still cross the old with the new and ignore the differences in characterisation and changes in backstory.

 

[Nerys Myk]

Sure? It's hand in hand, IMHO. Otherwise you might go in expecting the end of one to perfectly sync with the start of the other.

It's like X-Men: Days of Future Past. They still cross the old with the new and ignore the differences in characterisation and changes in backstory.

Nah. If the story says this happened and then this happened. That’s all you need.

 

[Ar-Pharazon]

*begins piano solo*

We don't talk about T-A-T-V
We don't talk about that one...

What about TAS and DIS S3 and S4?