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Off-Topic Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: vyper on March 28, 2005, 02:38:27 pm
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http://www.trektoday.com/news/280305_01.shtml
Um... it's got the Reeves-Stevens duo involved... that's a good sign but er... hmm.
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Star Trek 90210
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This is old, yet still retarded.
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:lol:
S.T., California.
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Okay, that would screw continuity worse than the first two seasons of Enterprise. Kirk and Spock did not go to the academy together. They didn't even know each other till Kirk took command of the Enterprise.
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words fail me.
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I think it's already been rejected.
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I think that it, going to the novels, will probably mean that it won't happen as a TV series. But I hear rumors of the other side too. Maybe they think the Smallville phenomenon would work for Trek. But I'm not so sure.
Star Trek is a little too well defined. The Superman myth can be played with and its almost reasonable to expect multiple takes on the Superman mythos while Star Trek is supposed to have one continunity.
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We could argue the alternate continuity explanation for why Enterprise deviates from established concepts from the other series to free up some room, as the possibility that it's actually the Mirror Universe timeline has been destroyed.
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Just you people wait... They're gonna make a Star Trek reality show. Thus the geek shall inherit the Earth...
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They should make "Vendetta" before the cast gets too old.
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Agreed!
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I dunno...I don't think we need another angst-ridden TV show with lots of "tehe!" moments. OTOH, I would be more likely to watch it than Enterprise. The general concept just sounds a little...hell, who am I kidding, it sounds really overdone and sappy. How many times have we seen the whole guy-stands-up-to-the-school-bully thing?
[Geek]Anyway, it was clearly established in the episode with the planet that turned dreams into reality that Kirk was bullied in the academy[/Geek]
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Section 31 is a much better idea to work on for a film I would think
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They need to let Manny Coto come up with a way to fix the Borg to what they were pre-Best of Both Worlds.... completely decentralized hive-mind creatures that simply can't be significantly hurt through conventional means. None of that Speaker to the Federation or Borg Queen crap.
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How would you do that, though? State that there's multiple collectives? Or maybe through something like the episode "I, Borg"?
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Sadly the best movie could never be made. "Federation" by the Reeves-Stevens duo is possibly the best trek novel ever, but it requires shots on the Ent-1701 during the 5-year mission.
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They should make a series in the style of the original Trek (green women, lizard monsters, torn shirts) except with the ECH, Quark, and Q in place of Kirk, McCoy, and Spock.
The first episode: "Getting out of spacedock".
Edit: Oh, and Sisko (demoted to ensign) can be the navigation officer. :D
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You know, that I'd actually watch.
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Only if Geordi LaForge has been made ruler of the galaxy.
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Originally posted by Grey Wolf
How would you do that, though? State that there's multiple collectives? Or maybe through something like the episode "I, Borg"?
Well, Shatner came up with a way to deal with that problem, by stating that there are multiple "branches" or "arms" of the Borg collective, just like arms of an octopus. But then he went on to ruin things even further by having Kirk and Picard go blow up the Borg "octopus head". :rolleyes:
(Ref: Star Trek: The Return, by William Shatner)
Originally posted by vyper
Sadly the best movie could never be made. "Federation" by the Reeves-Stevens duo is possibly the best trek novel ever, but it requires shots on the Ent-1701 during the 5-year mission.
I don't recall much about that book... *places it in "reread" pile*
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I remember that story. I had been trying to remove those Kirk books written by Shatner from my memory...
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Buh?
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First half of Sandwich's post referenced "The Return" by William Shatner. Really not that great a novel...
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But really Shatner is the bomb though.
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I think the Shat just likes to hear about the Shat so he wants more of the Shat.
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Originally posted by Grey Wolf
First half o' Sandwich's post referenced "The Return" by William Shatner. Really not that great a novel...
Actually I thought individual elements of that book were quite fun in an "it's about bloody time!" way - like the commando mission to the Borg, the plot twist/tie-in to that ST movie, etc. :)
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I liked the bit o' the book with the doctors, yarr...