News Star Trek Panels at Comic-Con (DSC, Lower Decks, Picard etc)

[Tuskin38]

https://ca.startrek.com/news/star-trek-storms-san-diego-comic-con

CBS Television Studios will kick-off San Diego Comic-Con® 2019 with the cast and producers of Star Trek: Discovery, Star Trek: Lower Decks, and Star Trek: Picard beaming into Hall H for a first-ever Star Trek Universe back to back panel block on Saturday, July 20!

Since this covers multiple shows, I thought it would be best to go in this section of the forums, if mods are ok with that.

 

[BillJ]

I guess we'll finally get some hard information on Picard and Lower Decks.

 

[Tuskin38]

I guess I didn't need that etc in the title, it's only those 3 shows.

I guess we'll finally get some hard information on Picard

Also props and costumes at an art exhibit, same place they've done the Discovery one the last 2 years.

Which is open to all BTW not just Comic-Con guests, so if anyone here lives in the San Diego area, hurray!

 

[pst]

what interests me about the announcement is the branding:

no brainer, but a totally appropriate way to present, refer to the franchise in its current form.

 

[Enterprise is Great]

I guess we'll finally get some hard information on Picard and Lower Decks.

I hope we get a Picard trailer.

 

[mattman8907]

I hope we get a Picard trailer.

We probably will. We'll probably get some Major Details on Picard, Discovery Season 3 and maybe a Sneak peek at Lower Decks hopefully.

 

[drt]

what interests me about the announcement is the branding:

no brainer, but a totally appropriate way to present, refer to the franchise in its current form.

I like that they azteced the arrowhead.

 

[F. King Daniel]

It's gonna be fucking lit. In a nerdy way.

 

[Qonundrum]

what interests me about the announcement is the branding:

no brainer, but a totally appropriate way to present, refer to the franchise in its current form.

Very polished, and appropriate to encompass the new and expanded universe(s).

It still bugs me more than the two earliest shows with their smaller budgets (adj. for inflation) did a better job at building the universe, as later entries (DS9 onward) did occasionally muck things up. Such as Jake wanting out of nowhere to buy a baseball card that should look four centuries' faded if nothing else, don't ask where the baseball card came from because it's clearly not from a Federated planet since the Federation doesn't use currency... that scene understandably heckles TNG's claim to fame from "The Neutral Zone" but surprisingly poorly. The fact they effectively joke about "minus the chewing gum" didn't help...

But there's no reason that Picard's sequel, Lower Decks, or Section 31 won't be hits while keeping true to the lore at the heart of the universe. With luck their premieres will be on broadcast CBS or YouTube as well.

 

[The Wormhole]

You don't suppose the "surprise guests" at the Lower Decks panel will be the cast?

 

[Tuskin38]

Very polished, and appropriate to encompass the new and expanded universe(s).

It still bugs me more than the two earliest shows with their smaller budgets (adj. for inflation) did a better job at building the universe, as later entries (DS9 onward) did occasionally muck things up. Such as Jake wanting out of nowhere to buy a baseball card that should look four centuries' faded if nothing else, don't ask where the baseball card came from because it's clearly not from a Federated planet since the Federation doesn't use currency... that scene understandably heckles TNG's claim to fame from "The Neutral Zone" but surprisingly poorly. The fact they effectively joke about "minus the chewing gum" didn't help...

But there's no reason that Picard's sequel, Lower Decks, or Section 31 won't be hits while keeping true to the lore at the heart of the universe. With luck their premieres will be on broadcast CBS or YouTube as well.

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