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series 6,, what will it be like

Im guessing that if the film goes well it would be set within the new TOS era. I think it would be good as they could keep the fresh feel and way the universe can run without thinking "oh its going to be ok we know Earth is around in TNG" like there was with Enterprise.

Personally Id set it on a ship slightly smaller than the 1701 but which still looks like that ship (not a scaled down version)

This is all going on the assumption that this renewed universe will be slightly different to how the current one has played out...and the assumption that it will be good.
 
It hardly matters what any of us think really.

The movie will not do well in the box office compared to what they are spending on it.

In my opinion
 
JayTheTrekkie said:
Since I mentioned Enterprise C in my post there...would that as a series do well?

It could.

Though we know the ship really goes down at Narendra in 2044 or so, it could've been in service for a decade or more before that.
 
Dayton3 said:
JayTheTrekkie said:
Since I mentioned Enterprise C in my post there...would that as a series do well?

It could.

Though we know the ship really goes down at Narendra in 2044 or so, it could've been in service for a decade or more before that.

WTF! the Ent-C goes down at Nerendra before the 3rd world war, before warp is developed and before first contact with the Vulcans?

Dont you mean 2344? ;)

USS KG5 said:
2) A series set on a new class of starship exploring the Gamma Quadrant and exploring the new relationship between the Federation and the Dominion.

3) A series set in the mid 2370's devoted entirely to a Sovereign Class Starship during the Dominion War.

OK - we will never see any trek on television again referring as anything except trivia to Deep Space Nine. I love the show but pretty much everyone who watched it posts here and that colours the true public perception of the show, typical conversation: -

Dude 1: "I like deep Space Nine"
Dude 2: "That the cheesy one?"
Dude 1: "No thats the original series"
Dude 2: "Oh - is that the bald guy then?"
Dude 1: "No, its the one with the arcs and the war, the Dominion etc"
Dude 2: "..."
Dude 1: "The black guy, its the one with the black guy.."
Dude 2: "Oh I saw that once, I didnt like it.."

Are you crazy!!! everybody loves DS9!!! Its the best series out of them all!!!
 
It could have if we didnt know what happened to it, every time it gets shot up you know it will survive because you know exactly how it is eventually destroyed
 
It all seems pretty straightforward to me. If the movie is a success, expect a series just like it.

If the movie flops I would expect them to go back to the most recent, successful Trek. That would be TNG/DS9/Voy.
 
I think that they should only do movies this point in time. With all the series episodes that have already been broadcast, another series just might be overkill.
 
Fire said:
Are you crazy!!! everybody loves DS9!!! Its the best series out of them all!!!

I love DS9, you clearly do, and most of the several hundred posters on this messgae board do - but as far as its profile even as a Sci-Fi show goes, especially outside the the fan community - its basically unknown.

Your average joe actually has the icons of TOS (Kirk and Spock) in their head, they would probably recorgnise Picard, maybe Data, but DS9 or even Voyager? No way.

Certainly there is no way you will see a major new series relying on even a tiny portion of DS9s story, maybe a cute reference but nothing more.
 
Dayton3 said:
Uptightgirl said:
Enterprise-B would be the best era,striking the best balance between too advanced and not advanced enough.

The ship itself looks magnificent,even though that idiot Carseon
only gave us a few shots.

I actually agree.

There is at least a 20-30 year gap of time where the adventures of the Enterprise-B could take place.

We have no idea of its history aside from that abortive shakedown mission.

It could've been sent into deep space on an exploration mission for years.

It could've been the flagship of an armada on a mission to deal with a new alien threat.

Heck it could've made first contact with the Cardassians, Breen and alot of other races we saw later.

It could've done all three.

The choices are endless.

I agree, a show based on that might be good. Hey, have you read the novels? They actually touch on the Enterprise-B a little. Sulu's daughter replaces Harriman as captain after 20 years in one of them.
 
theARE said:
Jack Bauer said:
If the movie is a success I suspect that a tv series would be set around the time of TOS or perhaps slightly before.

I really hope not, it's been done to death by now.

If they have to have a prequel to anything, how about setting between ST6:TUC and TNG. Ent-C era or there abouts.

There's a lot we don't know about that era, its a big gap which could easily accommodate a series.

Wouldn't be able to set it on the Ent-C as we know the fate of that ship. So it would have to be another ship.

If you really wanted you could even have it on the Stargazer, with a young lieutenant Picard coming aboard towards the end of the series.

TPTB are on the same wave, at least gamewise, with Star Trek Online-that's going to be set in the 25 century and not the 22nd, 23rd, or 24th.

And I have an idea for a show set after Nemesis, but around the time of Titan, set at Starfleet Academy, called....well, what else, but Star Trek: Starfleet Academy!

And here it is now:

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy-TAS

An animated series based on Star Trek by Gene Roddenberry, written and directed by Bruce Timm & Paul Dini ( Batman: TAS, Superman: TAS, Batman Beyond, Static Shock, The Zeta Project, Justice Leauge, Justice Leauge Unlimited, ) with some scripts by Manny Coto and Garfield and Judith Reeves-Stevens, plus others.

PLOT/CONCEPT: The famous training institution,and the young people who inhabit it. The show will center on a core of freshmen (about 6 youths) training to be future officers and crew members in Starfleet-their hopes, dreams, aspirations, successes, and failures.

The 6 youths, rangeing in age from 18-20, are all from diffrent parts of the Federation: three will be human, two will be alien, and the sixth will be from a race that one would not expect to see in Starfleet: Cardassian. As always, the human will be the leader of the group, and it will be through their eyes that we experience what's going on, and the story's main focus.

The 6 are:

* George Washington Carter: The self-appointed leader of the group, he is an Afro Canadian from Toronto, and the second generation of his family to be in Starfleet, on the command fast-track. A self-confident young man, his confidence is somewhat marred by feelings of self-doubt, because of the legacy he has to live up to: his mother, Madeline Carter, captain of the Nebula-class starship U.S.S.Morningstar, whose accomplishments are just as impressive as Picard, Sisko, Janeway, Kirk, etc.

* Samira Al-Sadr: The 'second in command' of the group, on the Life Sciences fast-track, of Arab origin from Palestine. She is concious of her history, and that carries over into the way she handles medicine. Always striving to become perfect, she does not let that overcome her good-natured sense of humour and fun, or her sexuality.

* Masumi Ito: The 'third' of the triad, she was genetically engineered as a youth on a lost colony similar to Moab IV (from the Next Generation epsiode The Masterpiece Society). However, that was not perfect, and although she is obviously smart, she is left with a craving for food that has given her unsightly weight gain-as well as a caustic tounge when anybody tells her about it. She is studying to be an engineer.

* Selan-A Vulcan cadet on the Security fast track, he is the jock of the group, and is the star of the track team, the new baseball team, and the Paressies Squares (sp) team! He is a somewhat laid-back (for a Vulcan), blonde-haired Vulcan of half-human parentage, who speaks in human slang (whatever slang teenagers of the 24th century speak) on occasion, mixed in with his perfect English.

* Thalla-An Andorian, she is on the Science fast-track, and is somewhat nerdy (for an alien.) To her, scientific discovery is everything, and making (or keeping) friends is low on the list of priorities. She has to be occasionally brought out of her shell by Samira and George.

* Jandara-The Cardassian cadet mentioned earlier, she was found on a horrific abandoned Cardassian outpost world near the Cardassian Neutral Zone, a product of a secret Obsidian Order program to create a super-warrior similar to an Augment. As the embodiment of the Cardassian enemy, she has to prove that she can coexist among humans and the other races at the Academy. Compared to that, the curriculum's a breeze.

ANIMATION STYLE: Let's face it, anime is the style that's popular now, and in order to get viewers, a style similar to anime (think Teen Titans) would be the way to go. While the show will be that way, it won't have all the trappings of anime; no large drop of water from the head or something like that, more something along the lines of Cowboy Bebop.

TIME SETTING: as mentioned above, the 24th Century, sometime after the Dominion War and the events of Star Trek: Nemesis, possibly before the events of Star Trek: Titan.
 
The easiest idea is another ship based show, probably 100 years (give or take) past the TNG era. Data could still be around, maybe Worf, Guinan, Tuvok, Odo, etc.
 
I think we might get some kind of web series or another movie, but I don't think we'll be seeing a series on TV for many, many years.
 
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