My wife absolutely loves that song.
I think it's more of that Prodigy was thought of as a way to get younger kids interested in the Star Trek franchise.Does the article really say that? The only use of "edgy" is in the PR speak announcement.
Watch Buffy or Smallville. They'll have cadets doing drugs and with the American school system being a literal battleground, a school shooting plotline is inevitable.I'm beginning to have my doubts about SFA. Short of amping up the sex and/or having a serial killer running through the halls of Starfleet Academy, how do you make it edgy enough for the Yellowjackets crowd without getting too far away from its target demographic (teenagers)?
Mind you, is it really a wise idea for someone to go on a shooting rampage in a school where every student is trained to use firearms and unarmed combat techniques?a school shooting plotline is inevitable.
SFA will last for one or two seasons. The series will be fine for what it is, don't get me wrong, but I have a feeling that's what Paramount+ is going to do.
I trust them as far as I can throw them.It costs too much to just go for two seasons and quit.
SFA may well have the same problem Prodigy had (they risk appealing to everyone except their target demographic -- teenagers).
I think we can guarantee the bulk of the viewership will be made up of the same demographic as every other Trek show - 30 to 40+, predominantly male and bitching how it isn't what they want.
How dare you!Being angry seems to be the default for many fans nowadays. It used to be entertaining; now it's concerning.
I have a feeling that what CBS announced a few months ago and what will actually be happening a year from now are going to be two different things entirely.
What did they announce again?![]()
Starfleet Academy and Section 31 movie
I think we can guarantee the bulk of the viewership will be made up of the same demographic as every other Trek show - 30 to 40+, predominantly male and bitching how it isn't what they want.
I'm wary of this "flavor for every demographic" approach, as am I the up-until-now futile efforts of Paramount to hook a more mainstream crowd that's probably never going to bite. Chris Pine spoke to this in an interview a few months back: stop trying to be Marvel and Star Wars, basically. Even in those properties you can see a sizable chunk of the crowd have disengaged.
STA will have to bring something pretty special to the table for it to resonate with a young audience that would otherwise have nothing to do with Trek.
Here's hoping.Actually I think they switched from Dis to SFA because it'll be cheaper to do SFA then Dis, I would not be surprised in SFA if they get 2 thirds to half of Dis' budget.
Smaller actors salaries, more focus on personal stories, then SFX, younger cheaper actors, more bottle episodes, maybe fewer crew behind the camera, etc...
We, as in SFA fans and Star Trek fans, are each hoping your prediction doesn't come to pass whatsoever.SFA will last for one or two seasons. The series will be fine for what it is, don't get me wrong, but I have a feeling that's what Paramount+ is going to do.
We, as in Star Trek fans, are again hoping that your prediction doesn't come to pass whatsoever.I have a feeling that what CBS announced a few months ago and what will actually be happening a year from now are going to be two different things entirely.
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