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Pitch terrible series ideas

Semah

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Much like the Pitch terrible episodes thread, here we pitch horrid ideas for new Star Trek series.

Star Trek: Milk Run
Harry Kim captains the U.S.S. Rhode Island on missions where Starfleet doesn't let him get anywhere near danger. Co-Starring Christian Slater as the older version of his cameo from Star Trek 6.
 
Star Trek: Catalog

Chronicles the U.S.S. Excelsior on its heroic three-year mission cataloging gaseous planetary anomalies. Series will proceed along a "gas of the week" narrative, with occasional suspense added by "mystery gases" which can't be clearly catalogued without further study.
 
Star Trek: The Adventures of Seven and Janeway

A show where Seven and Janeway live together and discuss humanity and acclamation to human life. Seven and Janeway never make out, and we get to see a lot of Seven and Chokatay's dates.
 
Star Trek: Holodeck

A rotating group of ensigns on the Enterprise visit the Holodeck every week, which subsequently malfunctions and tries to kill them. At the end, they all wonder aloud why they keep going on the holodeck and then laugh.
 
"Fast-Forward Frontier"

It turns out that Gene Roddenberry wasn't a visionary show creator at all - he was a refugee starship pilot from the 29th century, who escaped from the ravages the Temporal Cold War had on his soon-to-be-utterly-destroyed parallel reality, back to 1940. He used the very few pieces of technology he brought back with him to establish records of an identity, and initially made his way as a aircraft pilot. Ultimately, though, he found himself involved in television production, and ended up developing some of the things he vaguely remembered from his childhood history classes into "Star Trek" and "Star Trek: The Next Generation". (Later shows were attempts by contemporary showrunners to follow up on some of Gene's notes and their own ideas.)

Upon his death, Majel Roddenberry revealed the whole truth to the United States government, which began working rapidly through some of Gene's personal journals and with the aformentioned tech.

Two years ago, a very primitive starship, based mostly on what they found in Gene's stuff, was sent into space by the U.S. government. It was destroyed, and it was determined that the cause of destruction was something that any real Star Trek fan would have avoided.

Now, the sister ship that was under construction is ready for launch, and the government has selected a crack team of military operatives, as well as the best of the best amongst the nerdiest of the nerdiest Star Trek fans, to boldly go forth once more.

The cast for the show would be made up of people from Chuck, Big Bang Theory, and The Unit.

Oh, wait ... did the topic say "terrible"? I'm sorry. I thought it said "completely FRAKKING AWESOME"!

:lol:
 
The first warp-capable starship, leaving Earth on a mission of deep-space exploration. Its crew learns that they're prime movers in a war being fought across time itself, against enemies who are never revealed.

Oh, and the bad guys help the Nazis win WWII.





What?

;)
 
The first warp-capable starship, leaving Earth on a mission of deep-space exploration. Its crew learns that they're prime movers in a war being fought across time itself, against enemies who are never revealed.

Oh, and the bad guys help the Nazis win WWII.





What?

;)

You forgot to mention that they should spend the first two seasons minimum with no clearly defined mission, and the captain should be a clueless twit.

And there should be a Vulcan with huge boobs.
 
Star Trek: Barclay's Adventures in Public Speaking

Through a HILARIOUS mix-up at Starfleet Command, Barclay is reassigned to diplomatic duties; now, it's a whole new ball game as Ambassador Plenipotentiary "Broccoli" must make weighty speeches before new audiences of strange aliens every week, with interstellar peace and amity in the balance! Painful, agonizing shyness and frequent faux pas make for big laughs--and, of course, a stirring exploration of the human condition. More stuttering per minute than any television series has ever DARED to show before! Unlike other Trek series, we're desperate for ratings right at the beginning, so tune in for Episode 1: "Planet of the Catsuited Lesbians" Friday at 11:15PM, airing simultaneously on UPN and the Dumont Network!
 
Star Trek: The Love Boat

Picard gets transferred to command the USS Relations, a cruise ship famous for its romantic voyages. He brings B4 with him and the two have wacky adventures in love together. Each week new characters will come onboard the ship looking for love, and maybe we'll see some familiar characters on the way.

In the pilot, Worf visits the ship looking for par'Mach, but is he ready to put his prejudices behind him when he meets Lornal, a beautiful female Ferengi? Find out on Star Trek: The Love Boat!
 
Star Trek: The Love Boat

Picard gets transferred to command the USS Relations, a cruise ship famous for its romantic voyages. He brings B4 with him and the two have wacky adventures in love together. Each week new characters will come onboard the ship looking for love, and maybe we'll see some familiar characters on the way.

In the pilot, Worf visits the ship looking for par'Mach, but is he ready to put his prejudices behind him when he meets Lornal, a beautiful female Ferengi? Find out on Star Trek: The Love Boat!

Done already:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWyxZR69CI0
 
Star Trek: Deep Mall One

Deep Mall One:
Situated on the Cardassian border, Deep Mall One is the Federation's first deep space shopping mall. Besieged on all sides by fashion faux pas, customer demands, and increasing lack of stores that aren't clothing stores, Commander Balding and his valiant crew must fight uphill to keep Deep Mall One operating properly.

Shuttlecocks:
Smaller than a runabout, but larger than a shuttlecraft, the station's 4 shuttlecocks are launched from it's "racket" sections. They serve as mini starships, as far as the plot is concerned.

The Crew:

Commander M.C. Balding
Balding simply wants to ensure things run smoothly. He's an administrator... nothing more. He could care less for the troubles of Pakled traders or a Cardassian delegation. He's boring and a bit of a Herbert.

Lt. Commander Muhammed Jihad
Clearly an attempt by the writers to be culturally relevant. At every oppurtunity, he uses the phrase "my people" a lot and spouts off parables that actually don't come from the islamic faith at all and you can tell the writers totally pulled out of their asses. It basically gives the impression that the writers are a bunch of culturally insensitive gits.

Lt. Alexandra Drake
Chief of Operations. As quite the libertine, she's probably the only Starfleet officer on the show who'll appear not to have a stick up her ass. Think of her as a mix between 1970s Starbuck and Captain Jack Harkness, with a bit of Jack O'Neill thrown in for good measure, and you're pretty much there. Except with less penis.

Technobabble McGuffin
Science officer. An android built specifically for plot development purposes, McGuffin lacks any function except to spout off exposition and activate the main deflector.

Constable Rexx Ahl
An andorian private security enforcer, with a long career behind him. He is determined to maintain order within the mall. Rexx is suspicious of anyone and everyone, and jumps to insane conclusions, based on even the slightest hint. As such, he has arrested more innocent bystanders than can be counted.

Ryan Goodweather
Chief Shuttlecock pilot. The writers will soon forget he is capable of dialogue after Season One.

Tovan
A Romulan from the Men's Shoes Department at the Macys, Tovan is just a "Plain, Simple Sales Rep". However, he is really an exile from Romulus, though his past and motives are unclear.

Roosevelt Mudd
Lovable scoundrel and operator of Mudd's Venetian Record Company, he is constantly under the scrutiny of Rexx, but isn't actually comitting anything illegal. Despite that, most of the characters believe he is a slimy criminal.

EPISODES

1x01 "Remodelling" - The crew sets up shop at Deep Mall One. Meanwhile, the Cardassians arrive, demanding why the Hot Topic is not yet open. We are introduced to alternating villian/good guy character, Gul Segal.

1x02 "Cameo" - Geordi comes aboard DM1, but he is harbouring a deep secret. Which the crew soon discover is that he's secretly STILL A GIANT GLOWY LIZARD THING. And they have to like find a real for real cure this time. Oh, and for some reason, it's contagious. Meanwhile, Goodweather tries writing a book.

1x13 "The Knoll" - While en route back to DM1 from a conference on Beta Minor, a Shuttlecock piloted by Goodweather and Jihad crashlands on a strange, backwards planet. However, they soon learned they actually landed on Earth in Dallas, Texas on Friday, November 22, 1963. While in the past, they accidentally break Lee Harvey Oswald's hand, forcing them to take action to preserve the timeline.

2x14 "Threshold: A Pale Horse Pt. II" After escaping from the palace of the Threshold transwarp lizards on Nimbus III, Drake and Balding must find a way off the world and get help. Meanwhile, Deep Mall One is attacked by the Voth, who demand to know the location of the Threshold lizards, whom they consider to be their gods. The episode ends on yet another cliffhanger as Balding randomly climbs over the edge of a catwalk and hangs precariously by his umbrella.

3x24 "Cardassiflung" In this exciting season finale, the Voth use their quantum implosion device deep within Cardassian space, despite the best efforts of Gul Segal. The whole Cardassian Union is swept into subspace, Deep Mall One included. They are spat out in a distant galaxy ruled by expensive puppets and CG aliens.

4x04 "Reliant Robin" - The crew completes construction of a new custom-built warship, the USS Reliant Robin. And just in time too, Gul Segal is attacked by a Flooflummer Lornax-Class battlecruiser. They must test the Reliant Robin's BAMF cannons against the Flooflummer's doo-dazzlers.

4x24 "Iconianoclasts" - A group of Iconians comes to DM1, seeking political asylum. The moment Commander Balding grants it, a GIANT-ASS MOTHERFUCKING ICONIAN FLEET SHOWS UP.


8x47 "The Nutrageous Okona" - Okona is back. And this time he isn't just outrageous, he's nutrageous! Never mind that he was last seen in the Milky Way Galaxy.
 
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