Which series would you want next?
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I keep seeing this term. What was lost during this era everyone wants to see?
Anything between the last TOS film and the start of TNG,
Is it a reference to the Enterprise C being lost during that time?
It's just an era that has no stories told about it, so it's considered "Lost" since no show has featured it.
Not that I'm aware of of. Might even predate that episode.
But not the larger lost era between Enterprise and Discovery?
A series set entirely in the Mirror Universe, with absolutely no crossovers to the prime one.
An Earth-Romulan War series.
A series about the Starfleet Marines.
A Star Trek: The Iron Horse series.
An Earth-Romulan War series.
A series about the Starfleet Marines.
A Star Trek: The Iron Horse series.
The idea of the lost era predates both shows. The novels using that title started in 2003.
The title came long before those shows existed
It's simply the title the novels used for their series set during the time period between TUC and TNG, and fandom has adopted it as the official label for that time period.
Both "Lost Eras" are virtually the same length.
These Are The Voyages... takes place in the year 2161. Chronologically, we see the U.S.S. Kelvin in 2233. A different of 72 years.
The beginning of Generations is set in 2293. We then jump to TNG Season 1 in 2364. A difference of 71 years.
A series that actually lines up with canon that Gene Roddenberry, Rick Berman and Brannon Braga which takes the lore of Star Trek Online and takes place 2409-2410 or stretched out further like 2409-2420. Then have three mini-series from that one that follows the Klingons, the Romulans, and the Dominion separately. I want a series that directly correlates with the lore of STO because I don't want that lore to disappear when STO shuts down. It is good enough to be canon and entirely lines up with the Star Trek Series up to Enterprise in 2005, unlike any of the new series since Discovery.
Where's it going?
Shows made by them don't even line up perfectly.
Please no.
Three mini-series that no one but the most hardcore Trekkies would ever watch.
It really isn't.
They line up just fine.
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Salamander
Unless you're Kirk or Picard.
They took a pill or something
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