Star Trek general discussion (series, films, rumours)
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Supposedly there will be a new film on Section 31, starring Michelle Yeoh. Sounds like it will be Paramount+ rather than cinema release. It's Discovery-verse however so nobody will be interested.
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Paramount+ greenlights Star Trek film starring Michelle Yeoh
Paramount+ is finally making the long-rumored ‘Star Trek: Section 31’ project, starring recent Oscar winner Michelle Yeoh. However, this is not a TV show, as previously surmised, but a feature-length movie. Production starts later this year.
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Don't forget Star Trek: Starfleet Academy. Also Discovery-verse so nobody cares.
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Paramount+ orders new Star Trek series set at Starfleet Academy
Paramount+ is ordering a new Star Trek series set in one of the franchise’s most iconic locations. Star Trek: Starfleet Academy will follow a new class of recruits at the San Francisco training facility as they grapple with friends, rivalries, first loves and “a new enemy that threatens both the...
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Supposedly there will be a new film on Section 31, starring Michelle Yeoh. Sounds like it will be Paramount+ rather than cinema release. It's Discovery-verse however so nobody will be interested.
Paramount+ greenlights Star Trek film starring Michelle Yeoh
Paramount+ is finally making the long-rumored ‘Star Trek: Section 31’ project, starring recent Oscar winner Michelle Yeoh. However, this is not a TV show, as previously surmised, but a feature-length movie. Production starts later this year.
Alex Kurtzman is involved so it will be dead on arrival
As i was quite young when TNG first aired, i have gone back to S1 and am working my way through them.
Just finished Conspiracy, now that was dark! It was also way too quickly exposed and wrapped up in a single episode
The Neutral Zone left and S1 done. S1 wasn't as bad as people make out, there were some great episodes. Can't wait for the next seasons, if S1 was meant to be nothing special.
Just finished Conspiracy, now that was dark! It was also way too quickly exposed and wrapped up in a single episode
The Neutral Zone left and S1 done. S1 wasn't as bad as people make out, there were some great episodes. Can't wait for the next seasons, if S1 was meant to be nothing special.
Please don't be woke and too heavy on the humour...................
Season 1, episode 8 "The Elysian Kingdom" was the only low point episode for me. But when they did the exploring of new worlds and space battles - this show got it so right.
Hopefully this continues what S1 got right. Although there is a crossover episode featuring characters from Lower Decks.
Wut?!
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Welcome to nearly every TNG episodeAs i was quite young when TNG first aired, i have gone back to S1 and am working my way through them.
Just finished Conspiracy, now that was dark! It was also way too quickly exposed and wrapped up in a single episode
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Welcome to nearly every TNG episode
Refreshing compared to how things are these days when you need a whole series to tell one story.
I preferred the older style of trek as it made multi part episodes seem more special. Now everything's about some big world ending threat over 10 episodes.
Would have loved to have seen a follow-up on the tng episode "Schisms" as that had a creepy aspect to it and the ending left it open for a revisit. Though i remember reading something about the look of the aliens wasn't well received when the costumes showed up for filming.
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I generally prefer the long-form storytelling now to the mostly standalone episodes that barely called back to one another.
TNG does have good episodes but it's a bit simplistic sometimes. They were smashing out 26 episodes per season though to be fair.
DS9 eventually became more of a show with an arc, so that's probably still my favourite Trek TV series
TNG does have good episodes but it's a bit simplistic sometimes. They were smashing out 26 episodes per season though to be fair.
DS9 eventually became more of a show with an arc, so that's probably still my favourite Trek TV series
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I suspect once Picard series 3 is done, so will be Star Trek in regard to quality again. I hope I am wrong about the this. I just hope Terry Matalas gets another new Trek series as he has done an amazing job with series 3. Or maybe someone else will see his work and make something equally as good.
Yip,
Something happens and they become real and travel back. They will be played by their voice actors. Might even be directed by Jonathan Frakes. That's all we know about it.
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I only saw S1 of Discovery on Channel 4 and they changed the Klingons, just seen that trailer and they're back to normal. I thought this was supposed to be in the same (borked) timeline?
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It's around the same timeline as The Original Series.
And those Klingons from the Kirk series didn't look like the ones in TNG/DS9/Voyager either.
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Sneaking this in but there’s a game under development from former Telltale devs called Star Trek: Resurgence. Probably not my bag but thought I’d mention it.
It's set in the original timeliness. But when Disco first started the showrunner at the time of S1 demanded all the stupid klingon changes. Taken them a while to course correct from him.
S1 done, onto S2. So Troi is raped/immaculate conception and Beverly took a promotion (fired in real life). New doctor, Wesley is even more smug than usual, but O'Brien!
Oh and the side Misson is transporting deadly samples - meh episode. Not the best start to S2 but Rikers chair manoeuvres are awesome.
Oh and the side Misson is transporting deadly samples - meh episode. Not the best start to S2
but Rikers chair manoeuvres are awesome.
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