Your #1 Star Trek Wish for 2019...

[Smellmet]

Some solid news on Trek 4 would be nice, and the Picard show being decent whenever it's released.

 

[Tosk]

My only Trek wish for 2019 is for everything Trek in 2019 to be really be great.

 

[Grendelsbayne]

I want the short treks released internationally already. This 'look at this exciting original content we've created that everyone loves - yeah, you're not legally allowed to watch any of it' stuff is bs and should not be happening in a franchise this big in the age of digital media.

 

[Big Matty]

I want a Star Trek series that features TRUE equality.

 

[Jayson1]

For Orville and Discovery fans to finally make peace.


Jason

 

[Galileo7]

Kelvin universe Star Trek 4 in production and Quentin Tarantino's Star Trek 5 in development to follow.

 

[Therin of Andor]

It's the 40th anniversary year of "Star Trek: The Motion Picture", so a Blu-Ray/4K edition with seamless branching that entwines the theatrical, Special Longer Version and Director's Edition, plus "The Making of..." film, all in one gorgeous boxed set.

 

[Cyrus]

Production to start on Tarantino Trek for summer 2020 release (Tarantino directing the JJ cast. with SLJ, Waltz,Kurt Russell, and Shatner in supporting roles)

good enough for me. I hope Tarantino actually directs this, and also do some rewrites.

 

[F. King Daniel]

Some solid news on Trek 4 would be nice

Well we got news

 

[Lord Garth]

I'm dead neutral on another Kelvin Movie. One way or another doesn't make a difference to me. BUT, I do hope the Picard Series addresses how CBS will deal with the Kelvin/Prime Split once and for all. I guess that would be my wish.

I don't think the Romulans will be a major focus but they were prominent in TNG and they can't just not mention them at all. They can try to avoid it for a little while but eventually the topic of what's going on with a major power has to come up. It could something as simple as referring to "New Romulus". It doesn't even need to be anything big. This would have the added bonus of helping the novels to figure out how to navigate post-2387, if the Picard Series doesn't chuck everything that happened in them.

Or they could go the other way and say nothing in the Kelvin Films has anything to do with what CBS is putting out. Period. And just ignore anything that was shown to have happened in them, including the destruction of Romulus, and continue on as if it never happened.

Either way, hopefully CBS takes a stand one way or another on the issue in the Picard Series instead of dodging it. I don't care what the stance is. Just take one.

I didn't think I'd get my New Year's Wish eight days in, about finding out how or if the Picard Series would deal with Romulus' destruction.

 

[Khan 2.0]

good enough for me. I hope Tarantino actually directs this, and also do some rewrites.

The way things are looking its possible we might hear some goo news pretty soon

 

[Smellmet]

The way things are looking its possible we might hear some goo news pretty soon

Based on what? It all looks dead in the water to me.

 

[Galileo7]

I am happy with the j.j. kelvin universe movie trilogy, especially STID.

Fine, now lets get back to the prime universe with the post NEMESIS Picard series and let's see the next movie be set there too.

 

[CRM-114]

My wish is for new Trek is to actually be entertaining to watch in 2019.

I bailed on Discovery six episodes in and I don't think I'll be back for Season 2. I'm looking forward to the Picard series but ambivalent to the other rumored projects.

 

[tomalak301]

Well, my hope for positive news on a new movie was shattered about a week in. I'm still hoping for new movie news, but it's looking slim at this point.

I guess if I had another wish for 2019, it would be the release of the DS9 documentary and hoping that this documentary gives me an insight at what it was like writing a series in Trek's golden era. We always get behind the scenes of the original and the first two seasons of TNG, yet it was 1993-1999 that I really loved being a trek fan. I want a documentary based on that era alone, considering everything that was gong on.