A 2-parter would've been nice
Orci wants a Captain Sulu series to 'tie the universes together'
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I'd be all for a Sulu series with Cho, but the inevitable assumptions that it'd be Kelvinverse would just cloud the issue.
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So Cho Sulu and the JJsior cross over into the primeverse?
since you and "Alex" worked together perhaps reaching how to him would be appropriate to make this idea happen.
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Who cares as long as it is entertaining?
If we see the maroon uniforms again, they'll be sleek modern versions of them.
It would be fun, if the next Trek movie is a Kelvin film, to have Pine and those guys in cool, less frumpy maroon outfits. Their versions of the characters are getting close to the right age.
If the next one isn't Pine/Quinto/Saldana they're going to have a hard time selling me a ticket.
It would be fun, if the next Trek movie is a Kelvin film, to have Pine and those guys in cool, less frumpy maroon outfits. Their versions of the characters are getting close to the right age.
If the next one isn't Pine/Quinto/Saldana they're going to have a hard time selling me a ticket.
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How so many Star Trek fans missed that point in JJ Abrams Star Trek. But here we are with the f*cking Prime and Kelvin non-sense.
The two-parter you're thinking of is "Future's End" with Sarah Silverman, which aired shortly afterwards. But otherwise...
This sums up my thoughts exactly. I was for a Sulu series right up until I saw "Flashback". I didn't think it was a bad episode per se, but it didn't make me think "I want to see more of this!" either.
I'd love to see John Cho get his own series. Do a TV movie every year or so. That'd be fun.
I believe you mean the stand alone episode 'Flashback'.
George Takei as Sulu as a miniseries would work fine with me. A John Cho Sulu series doesn't excite me at all.
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It was indeed "Flashback," which -- with "Trials and Tribble-ations" -- served to commemorate Star Trek's 30th anniversary in Fall 1996.
Honestly, I want the Kelvin universe to continue and I think the John Cho Excelsior series (or another ship. It doesn't have to be the Excelsior) is a great way for in to continue. If there is a crossover that's fine but just keep it going.
Funnily enough, with all the talk of Kelvin-era monster maroons - and a Sulu helming an Excelsior movie / series - there is a Kelvin-era Excelsior (different registry) that can be seen in STiD: moored at spacedock in the background, which is essentially a red-hulled Newton-Type starship (based on a red-hulled Newton concept sketch).
just saying...
just saying...
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As excited as I was to see Takei et. al in "Flashback," I honestly thought his acting was stiff and wooden.
Either way, I've always felt that a Captain Sulu series would never see the light of day (not that I ever wanted one anyway), and nothing so far has made me change that stance.
For some reason I thought "Flashback" was a 2-parter. Can you tell I haven't seen it since it aired?
While they aren't maroon, the stiffer, more formal Beyond uniforms seem like a similar idea.
Hi,
a Star Trek series should follow Captain Sulu. Tie the universes together through his adventures.
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