Paramount and WBD in merger discussions
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I also saw a different article that states that WBD is also interested in NBCUniversal, and the Paramount news is to force NBC to also come to the table. They're a similar fit as Paramount, but not saddled with $15B of debt, so probably a better target for WBD.
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Even in this day and age, surely that's a miniscule minority. And yet even if all our copies are destroyed, and streaming discontinued totally, many of will have memorized TOS at the very least.
You momentarily got my hopes up.
In some senses we have been overserved. After 2001 ended, and two mega-popular film franchises just debuted, TREK eventually benefited for a while. At some conventions, a few panel moderators actually demanded a new NuTrek film every year. That's good if you're Frodo, bad if you're Jason Voorhees.
Well, there’s always the comic book where I got the idea.
Limit them to Mon-El, Brainy 5, Timber Wolf, Colossal Boy, Shrinking Violet, Chameleon Boy, Wildfire and Duo Damsel and that's all I really could ask for.
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I am all for anything that fixes what now is known as the sh*tty Paramount app.
a Duck...
...agreed!
Yep!
a Duck...
...agreed!
Yep!
Tyroc in full 70s Grell designed regalia or I boycott.
Tyroc in full 70s Grell designed regalia or I boycott.
If they place him on the show while following DC's original treatment, he'll get three episodes focused on him before sending him to into exile with Richie Cunningham's older brother.
Or maybe they’ll give him just as many meaningful moments they gave Mayweather.
While I've never had any problems with the P+ app, in my experience the Discovery+ one isn't all that great, so I'm thinking a merger won't help matters there.
Two words: Cosmic BoyTyroc in full 70s Grell designed regalia or I boycott.
Fandom as a whole, I'd agree. Fans individually, I'd say we all got at least a small piece of the pie, except for people who were determined not to like anything.
Thank God that didn't happen. I'm not a fan of the Kelvin Fims, though I do appreciate them doing what they needed to do to get the Star Trek ball rolling again. Every year would've been ridiculous. Every four years was and would've continued to be equally ridiculous.
Every two years is what they should've done, especially with a newer and younger audience who they should've worked a lot harder to keep. Maybe more of them would've migrated to Streaming Trek if their interest was kept up.
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Hell fucking no. Disney has a lot of issues but they produce a lot of great, creative content.
Warner is where creativity goes to die.
Star Wars, Marvel and Pixar have not exactly knocked it out of the park recently.
Agree to disagree. Yes, they've each stumbled in various ways, but they all have produced great shows and/or films at the same time.
Revealing as all get out. But vastly preferable to his previous pink and polka dot ensemble. Grell's Phantom Girl was (ahem) similarly appealing.
Which would be the worst thing ever and both fanbases would hate.
Yes, because (at least as far as Generation X) I suspect what most of them would've wanted is a crossover between the OT Star Wars cast and TNG. Made in 1990.
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