Cathbad
Level 30 Geek Master
Frankly, I'm glad it didn't go that way!
Frankly, I'm glad it didn't go that way!
Agree to disagree but a lot of people want to see Star Trek move farther into the future and we aren't getting that in this new series. I'll still check it out, but I really have no expectations.
In short, it's claimed - in the rumours section - that ST: D has become such a corporate mess that the original show is already being presumed to be cancelled after the first run of episodes, and a completely different Star Trek TV series may already be in development to replace it.
I'm not particularly fond of them as there's too much eye-candy and not enough of plot. Another thing that really irks me is the fact that space-travel seems almost instantaneous. Within minutes you can travel distances that took weeks to achieve in the legacy series. After all this is supposed to be about the space-travel and such things.
Interesting viewpoint on Star Trek: Discovery:
In short, it's claimed - in the rumours section - that ST: D has become such a corporate mess that the original show is already being presumed to be cancelled after the first run of episodes, and a completely different Star Trek TV series may already be in development to replace it.
Why didn't they just set the series in the Kelvin Timeline and be done with it ? This would have avoided so many of these problems.
Why would it have settled any "problems"?
There is simply no way this series visually or story wise could be part of the prime universe.
I have no inkling of your logic behind that statement.
Are you assuming that anything that Kirk and the Enterprise didn't do, just wasn't done?
It's not the slightest bit possible that some of the earlier ships actually had adventures of their own?
Again... ST & SW fans will complain about upcoming movies and series, regardless of the basis of them.
You can't put new bumpers on the old Studebaker and call it the same car.
Interesting viewpoint on Star Trek: Discovery:
In short, it's claimed - in the rumours section - that ST: D has become such a corporate mess that the original show is already being presumed to be cancelled after the first run of episodes, and a completely different Star Trek TV series may already be in development to replace it.
Does this mean STD will follow the standard set by these new movies? I'm not particularly fond of them as there's too much eye-candy and not enough of plot. Another thing that really irks me is the fact that space-travel seems almost instantaneous. Within minutes you can travel distances that took weeks to achieve in the legacy series. After all this is supposed to be about the space-travel and such things.
So I take it you've never watched but one franchise movies based in our own time?
After all, there's no way James Bond can be besting a diamond thief and Jason Bourne be running away from the CIA, right?
USS Franklin at the beginning
grrr @ not being able to watch videos