I've thought this for a long time! Or an animated movie or two? as the actors sound older, could the action be shifted to the movie era? There have been a couple of attempts at this with Judgement Rites:
They could do them as animated movies as well. If Paramount + wanted to make three movies out of the games, that would be all right with me as well. Whatever they think would work better with the audience would be fine with me. It is just frustrating to see the material have such a limited audience. There is an audience for these stories. The 50th anniversary of Star Trek: The Animated Series is coming up in September 2023. I would love to see a major announcement about this soon.
Ah like Arkham? I’d still vote movie or series. Perhaps all 3? TOS still sells
I knew about TNG A Final Unity, but I never heard about the DS9 or Voyager games. All those games could be turned into animated movies. A great project for Paramount +. I was thinking at work about all the potential episodes that could be out there and know that the guy who put together that Beyond Antares episode claims to have a lot more audio of the original cast. I was thinking if they had about 44 episodes from TAS and the computer games then it could count as the fourth and fifth year of the original five year mission, but if they had 50 or more episodes then they could repurpose the episodes as the second five year mission era. Star Trek: Phase Two comes to life in animated form. Paramount + likes doing 10 episode seasons so 10 X 5 = 50 would be enough episodes to do the second five year mission. Star Trek: Phase Two has a nice ring to it.
I am being a little greedy. LOL! The guy who put together the Beyond Antares episode has claimed that he had every bit of audio that the original cast ever did. So he says that he has the computer games 25th Anniversary Edition which did 7 episodes, Judgement Rites which did 8 episodes and an early version of Secret of Vulcan Fury which Dorothy Fontana stated in a 2007 Trek Movie interview was 5 stories. So 7+8+5 =20. He also claimed that the cast did 22 Story Records in the 1970s. What did come out on Peter Pan/Power Records in the 1970s were 11 short story Star Trek episodes which lasted about 15 minutes each. These episodes were done by different actors and not our heroes. His claims that there were 22 short story episodes of Star Trek done right after The Animated Series and the discovery of Secret of Vulcan Fury caught my attention. So my addition says that 22 Animated Episodes plus 22 Story Records plus 20 Computer Game episodes = 64 episodes. I try and keep this in perspective and remain skeptical and kind of doubt his claims. But if he were sitting on all this Star Trek audio, I would love to see CBS purchase it from him and make new Star Trek Animated Episodes. OK, my rant is over for now. LOL!
