Spoilers Strange New Worlds General Discussion Thread

[The Wormhole]

I wonder how'll the writer's strike affect the next seasons. THey're technically being written right now right? With the current seasons being already finished?

Production of the third season is currently on pause until after the strike is resolved. The show has not yet been renewed for a fourth season and no work will be done on it until if and when a renewal does happen.

 

[Tiberius]

Same.
But he has posted accurate titles before release before, so maybe he knows someone with inside knowelege.

What other titles did he post?

 

[Tuskin38]

What other titles did he post?

I was thinking of a different channel

 

[fireproof78]

Boimler's a Spock fanboy all the way.

Check out the trailer; I believe it confirms this.

 

[josiephine]

Production of the third season is currently on pause until after the strike is resolved. The show has not yet been renewed for a fourth season and no work will be done on it until if and when a renewal does happen.

And with SAG looking to potentially strike as well, they won't even be able to shoot around it. Which, to be clear, is a good thing, since shows/films shot without writers on set tend to go poorly.

 

[Enterprise1701]

And with SAG looking to potentially strike as well, they won't even be able to shoot around it. Which, to be clear, is a good thing, since shows/films shot without writers on set tend to go poorly.

nasty flashbacks to Heroes

 

[keoluperalto]

... first off, SNW return to a classic episodic format would make the spiritual entity of Roddenberry proud.

With that, the [original] Enterprise sans Kirk and cue Pike is set 2258/59. And ST:LD is circa 2380.

Analysis? Admiral? Anyone?

 

[Mudd]

... first off, SNW return to a classic episodic format would make the spiritual entity of Roddenberry proud.

With that, the [original] Enterprise sans Kirk and cue Pike is set 2258/59. And ST:LD is circa 2380.

Analysis? Admiral? Anyone?

Time travel. So what?

 

[Wingcommanderdarkwolf01]

... first off, SNW return to a classic episodic format would make the spiritual entity of Roddenberry proud.

With that, the [original] Enterprise sans Kirk and cue Pike is set 2258/59. And ST:LD is circa 2380.

Analysis? Admiral? Anyone?

wibbly-wobbly, timey-wimey stuff.

 

[Tuskin38]

With that, the [original] Enterprise sans Kirk and cue Pike is set 2258/59

Season 2 is probably 2260. Season 1 was 2259

 

[Noname Given]

... first off, SNW return to a classic episodic format would make the spiritual entity of Roddenberry proud.

With that, the [original] Enterprise sans Kirk and cue Pike is set 2258/59. And ST:LD is circa 2380.

Analysis? Admiral? Anyone?

wibbly-wobbly, timey-wimey stuff.

Nah - my vote is for a meddling Cosmic Koala...

 

[Sci]

... first off, SNW return to a classic episodic format would make the spiritual entity of Roddenberry proud.

Well, they used an episodic format last year, so I'm not sure why you're framing this as a new development?

With that, the [original] Enterprise sans Kirk and cue Pike is set 2258/59. And ST:LD is circa 2380.

Analysis? Admiral? Anyone?

I think it's pretty obvious that time travel will be involved.

 

[fireproof78]

... first off, SNW return to a classic episodic format would make the spiritual entity of Roddenberry proud.

With that, the [original] Enterprise sans Kirk and cue Pike is set 2258/59. And ST:LD is circa 2380.

Analysis? Admiral? Anyone?

It's all a holodeck program.

 

[137th Gebirg]

Just like "real life"...

 

[cooleddie74]

"YOU take it! The police are heading this way!!!"

"No, Kirk, YOU keep it! NEITHER OF US HAVE POCKETS!!!"

 

[Richard S. Ta]

So fucking exciting. God.

 

[josiephine]

It's all a holodeck program.

Given Mike McMahon was involved in writing this crossover, I wouldn't be surprised if this is an elaborate These Are The Voyages send up.

 

[keoluperalto]

Well, they used an episodic format last year, so I'm not sure why you're framing this as a new development?



I think it's pretty obvious that time travel will be involved.

... yep, aside from nitpicking, I was referring to the SNW series in general.

 

[Tuskin38]

Given Mike McMahon was involved in writing this crossover,

He's not credited tho, are you sure?

 

[tomalak301]

I started my rewatch of Strange New Worlds Season 1 last night with the first episode. I think my opinion on it is the same as originally, which was it was good but I think it could be better. I forgot where they left off with Spock and T'Pring's relationship but they were going to be married soon. That makes the awkwardness of Spock and Chapel a little odd, but I'll be reminded about how that whole thing went down.

This theme sequence is still pretty incredible. I don't know which one I like more, this or Prodigy. I think this one mainly because of the live action aspect. Doesn't take anything away from Prodigy though.