Good point. The CW President is essentially saying "We'll give you money, because we want a Star Trek TV series," and CBS is replying "Nah, we're good."Yeah, it's basically wishful thinking on behalf of the CW President (who is said to be a Trekkie in the article). If anything, though, his comments might be considered confirmation that CBS has no plans currently to return Trek to TV.
Leslie Moonves never had said that Star Trek will never return as a television series and that he wasn't interest in it. He only said that the series need to that a break for a couple years or more.
Leslie Moonves never had said that Star Trek will never return as a television series and that he wasn't interest in it. He only said that the series need to that a break for a couple years or more.
He never said anything of the sort (unless you have a source for this that we're unaware of).
Les Moonves neither loves nor hates Star Trek. But what he does love are television shows that have minimal costs to produce while at the same time have excellent ratings. Star Trek has neither of those things. If it did, Moonves would already have approved a Star Trek series and we'd be watching it now.
Leslie Moonves never had said that Star Trek will never return as a television series and that he wasn't interest in it. He only said that the series need to that a break for a couple years or more.
He never said anything of the sort (unless you have a source for this that we're unaware of).
Les Moonves neither loves nor hates Star Trek. But what he does love are television shows that have minimal costs to produce while at the same time have excellent ratings. Star Trek has neither of those things. If it did, Moonves would already have approved a Star Trek series and we'd be watching it now.
Even though he doesn't said more and where it was quoted from isn't around anymore. But he did said it.
http://www.trektoday.com/news/190105_02.shtml
"A two-year break might be the best thing for the Star Trek franchise, said Viacom co-president Leslie Moonves at the winter press tour for CBS and UPN in Hollywood."
That article is from 2005, and while he did say that, it has been nearly 10 years.
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