What established Trek character should be made a series regular in season2 of "Discovery" if needed?

[Amasov]

This guy!

 

[dahj]

This guy!

But the Dominion is still in the Gamma Quadrant, if he shows up it's canon violation!

 

[Amasov]

But the Dominion is still in the Gamma Quadrant, if he shows up it's canon violation!

 

[Amasov]

Some are saying he's dead. Not sure what the Andorian lifespan is?

 

[Jayson1]

What if people only think Shran is dead and instead he faked his death like Elvis Presley and Andy Kauffman and Jesus have done here in the real world? Maybe Shran is running Section 31.

Jason

 

[Kor]

We assume he's dead because there's a ship named after him.

Kor

 

[Nyotarules]

Thank god. Though now we'll find out Andorians live to be 300.

Maybe they do, the ambassador in The Perfect Mate was 300 years old. Long lived race in Star trek are not unusual, its only humans that kick the bucket at 150.

 

[UncleRogi]

Maybe they do, the ambassador in The Perfect Mate was 300 years old. Long lived race in Star trek are not unusual, its only humans that kick the bucket at 150.

Ya know, the Augments might have longer lifespans...

It might be cool to see the Soong family.

 

[Kor]

Please, no more Soongs, or Borg, or Ferengi, or any other TNG references, ever!

Kor

 

[cooleddie74]

Guinan?

It'd be in the years preceding the Borg attack on the El-Aurian homeworld so we could actually get to see what her planet looks like if we got an episode featuring her. Whoopi might be open to returning to the role for all we know and since El-Aurians live for hundreds of years and her physical appearance remained almost unchanged from 1893 to 2293 and then the TNG era she might fit right into her own continuity with little problem.

 

[Burning Hearts of Qo'nos]

I would love to see Guinan again. Admiral Robau sounds like it would be fun for a recurring role too.

How about a Carol Marcus?

 

[Turd Ferguson]

If Chris Hemsworth doesn't mind doing television and Jason Isaacs doesn't want to stay on, they could always make the new Discovery skipper be Captain George Kirk.

I also wouldn't mind seeing Peter Weller's Admiral Marcus make an appearance in the Prime Universe (just to see if he's not as unhinged)

 

[cooleddie74]

It makes one wonder about the Carol growing up with the same father in the Prime timeline. I believe the Kelvin timeline Carol was born after Nero's incursion and was raised in Britain with an English mother, thus the different accent heard in STID. The Carol from the Prime history either never had one or eventually lost it.

 

[.:: TSN ::.]

We assume he's dead because there's a ship named after him.

Kor

No need to be dead to have ship named after you -> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_George_H.W._Bush

 

[guyute03]

Just realized there's a Dax out there in this time, not sure which one.

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

Just realized there's a Dax out there in this time, not sure which one.

Audrid.

 

[Mad Jack Wolfe]

This red shirt guy (Ensign Harper).

Never mind.

 

[Butters]

How about Robert April in command of the Enterprise instead of Pike?

 

[F. King Daniel]

Guinan?

It'd be in the years preceding the Borg attack on the El-Aurian homeworld so we could actually get to see what her planet looks like if we got an episode featuring her. Whoopi might be open to returning to the role for all we know and since El-Aurians live for hundreds of years and her physical appearance remained almost unchanged from 1893 to 2293 and then the TNG era she might fit right into her own continuity with little problem.

I love the idea of Guinan, but I'd recast.

 

[BillJ]

How about Robert April in command of the Enterprise instead of Pike?

Too late. We know from "The Menagerie" that Pike was the captain during this time period.