Why no DS9, Voy, or even Enterprise movie.

[IronMaiden]

When i joined up The Homecoming, The Circle and The Siege it is about 2:02:04 and that is without the intro for The Circle, The Siege.

And i left the credits on The Siege.

 

[The Wormhole]

"The Emissary" was basically a two-hour TV movie when it first aired. It is basically presented that way in the DVD release too. IIRC, Caretaker and Encounter at Farpoint were done the same way: a two-hour season premier that was basically a made-for-TV movie.

The "2 hour TV movie" format was also done for All Good Things, The Way of the Warrior, What You Leave Behind Dark Frontier, Flesh and Blood, Endgame, and Broken Bow.

 

[IronMaiden]

"The Emissary" was basically a two-hour TV movie when it first aired. It is basically presented that way in the DVD release too. IIRC, Caretaker and Encounter at Farpoint were done the same way: a two-hour season premier that was basically a made-for-TV movie.

The "2 hour TV movie" format was also done for All Good Things, The Way of the Warrior, What You Leave Behind Dark Frontier, Flesh and Blood, Endgame, and Broken Bow.

They really are not 2 hours, it is mostly 1 hour and 36 minutes.

 

[TRON JA307020]

"The Emissary" was basically a two-hour TV movie when it first aired. It is basically presented that way in the DVD release too. IIRC, Caretaker and Encounter at Farpoint were done the same way: a two-hour season premier that was basically a made-for-TV movie.

Yeah that's the way I view them. The emissary had some great production values especially the beginning. Its still holds up great today.

Excellent avatar by the way.

 

[The Wormhole]

"The Emissary" was basically a two-hour TV movie when it first aired. It is basically presented that way in the DVD release too. IIRC, Caretaker and Encounter at Farpoint were done the same way: a two-hour season premier that was basically a made-for-TV movie.

The "2 hour TV movie" format was also done for All Good Things, The Way of the Warrior, What You Leave Behind Dark Frontier, Flesh and Blood, Endgame, and Broken Bow.

They really are not 2 hours, it is mostly 1 hour and 36 minutes.

I know that, but they take up two hour timeslots on TV, thanks to commercials. Same as most TV movies do.

 

[at Quark's]

Perhaps a movie with the joint crews of TNG and DS9? A nice side plot could be a big and continuing row between Picard and Sisko who gets to claim Worf for their crew

Seriously, though, no. I think the later shows simply weren't popular enough to warrant a movie, much as I dislike it, DS9 being my favourite series.