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Jan. 27 2013, 12:05 pm
I for one, am really missing Gene Roddenberry. Now we must content ourselves with a movie every so many years. It's a shame. Star Trek is the only place where the future is brighter for earthlings. But, someone's dropped the ball. We need a new TV series and the possibilities for an even greater show are limitless. It's time and if I have to, I'll write the series myself and send it up the flagpole. Will anybody salute? Does anybody care to continue the legacy that Mr. Roddenberry gave us on a wonderful ride called Star Trek? I hope so.
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Gawain_VIII GROUP: Members POSTS: 180 |
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Jan. 28 2013, 2:14 pm
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Hotobu GROUP: Members POSTS: 6 |
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Jan. 28 2013, 4:31 pm
It'll never happen, and if it does it'll suck. Look at TV programs now. They're oversexed dumbed down melodramas. A guy like Patrick Stewart would never be allowed to captain a ship. The crew would be a bunch of hormonal late 20-early 30 somethings with overdone sexual tension in every episode.
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Jan. 29 2013, 5:20 am
I second the motion for a new series ! Being 16 when I saw my first TOS episode , I welcome some youthful galavanting around the galaxie.If you went with animation you could even catch up with all the various trek timelines . Visit old friends , give them new adventures. Books do that wonderfully, but I crave more. Just wishful thinking ? So what !
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QueenB56 GROUP: Members POSTS: 6 |
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Jan. 29 2013, 9:14 am
And I thought I was a cynic. Come on, it doesn't kill to believe, at least that's what Kirk would say 
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Jan. 29 2013, 10:46 am
Quote: Hotobu @ Jan. 28 2013, 4:31 pm | >
>It'll never happen, and if it does it'll suck. Look at TV programs now. They're oversexed dumbed down melodramas. A guy like Patrick Stewart would never be allowed to captain a ship. The crew would be a bunch of hormonal late 20-early 30 somethings with overdone sexual tension in every episode.
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Every genre has its fanbase. "Oversexed dumbed down melodramas" might be popular, but that doesn't mean there's no demand for a good sci-fi series.
"The future is in the hands of those who explore... And from all the beauty they discover while crossing perpetually receding frontiers, they develop for nature and for humankind an infinite love." - Jacques Yves Cousteau
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poundpuppy29 GROUP: Members POSTS: 88 |
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Jan. 29 2013, 12:57 pm
I wish we had a new ST series maybe we will get one if the movies continue to do well but I want a new series and new characters
poundpuppy29 AKA Erika My Fav Scifi /Fantasy T.V. Shows, Movies, My Franchises, My Fav Ships, My Fav Characters & My Sports Teams & My Fav Sitcom
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Gawain_VIII GROUP: Members POSTS: 180 |
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Jan. 29 2013, 2:44 pm
Quote: poundpuppy29 @ Jan. 29 2013, 12:57 pm | >I wish we had a new ST series maybe we will get one if the movies continue to do well but I want a new series and new characters. |
You can find plenty of fan-made series... most of them pretty good (although production quality is lacking--that's just a matter of money). Of particular interest, I recommend:
James Cawley's New Voyages/Phase II, TOS-era, professional quality!
Rob Caves's Hidden Frontier (and it's spinoffs, Odyssey and Helena Chronicles) (post-DS9 era), green screen. Amateur, but great story.
Starship Farragut (TOS-era), near-professional but not as good as New Voyages
Intrepid (post-DS9 era), Scottish production. Some crossovers with Hidden Frontier
Of Gods and Men: Feature-length fan-movie, made by Trek alumni (Koenig, Nichols, Russ) as a gift to their fans.
... or, you can help me work on my project (see my earlier post)...
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poundpuppy29 GROUP: Members POSTS: 88 |
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Jan. 30 2013, 2:35 pm
Quote: Gawain_VIII @ Jan. 29 2013, 2:44 pm | Quote: poundpuppy29 @ Jan. 29 2013, 12:57 pm | >
>I wish we had a new ST series maybe we will get one if the movies continue to do well but I want a new series and new characters. |
You can find plenty of fan-made series... most of them pretty good (although production quality is lacking--that's just a matter of money). Of particular interest, I recommend:
James Cawley's New Voyages/Phase II, TOS-era, professional quality!
Rob Caves's Hidden Frontier (and it's spinoffs, Odyssey and Helena Chronicles) (post-DS9 era), green screen. Amateur, but great story.
Starship Farragut (TOS-era), near-professional but not as good as New Voyages
Intrepid (post-DS9 era), Scottish production. Some crossovers with Hidden Frontier
Of Gods and Men: Feature-length fan-movie, made by Trek alumni (Koenig, Nichols, Russ) as a gift to their fans.
... or, you can help me work on my project (see my earlier post)...
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I would rather have an offical one I am sure those are good but I want a series I can watch on TV with a studio behind it the fact that there is fan made series must mean something to the people of Paramont or who ever has the TV rights
poundpuppy29 AKA Erika My Fav Scifi /Fantasy T.V. Shows, Movies, My Franchises, My Fav Ships, My Fav Characters & My Sports Teams & My Fav Sitcom
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Mar. 09 2013, 7:50 am
I would love to see a new Star Trek series about the 24th century!
We’ve already seen the Alpha, Delta and Gamma quadrant. But there must be parts of the galaxy that the other crews haven’t discovered yet?
Star Trek Titan (Beta quadrant) would be nice, but I have no idea if Jonathan Frakes, Marina Sirtis, Tim Russ, Patti Yasutake or Daphne Ashbrook would want to be in a new Star Trek series.
Fan series Star Trek New Voyages / Phase II would definitely be an option. James Cawley, actors and crew are doing a superb job!
A couple of years ago, during the shooting of the Star Trek movie (2009) James Cawley had a meeting at CBS about Star Trek New Voyages / Phase II, but it didn’t work out. He must have had a good reason.
It could also be a different starship and a new crew. I would like to have a familiar face in the series, or something like they did in Emissary (Enterprise D, Captain Picard) and Caretaker (space station DS9, Quark).
I really would like to know what happened to the Voyager crew after they got back to the Alpha quadrant. (Thank you Christie Golden for writing the books Homecoming, The Farther Shore and Spirit Walk.)
Or maybe even a series about the 29th century.
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Mar. 09 2013, 8:34 am
No.
I do NOT want to see any other STAR TREK crew, in any other era! STAR TREK is KIRK & Company. Either wait until the 3 movies are completed & get the present cast to continue their roles on the small screen (affordably, we hope). OR, after the movies are out, give STAR TREK the BATTLESTAR GALACTICA ReBOOT treatment. These are the only 2 options I feel are any good ...
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Mar. 09 2013, 9:21 pm
I feel like it would take like a really hard core trekkie who understands the chemistry that's needed. It's not that a good new series couldn't happen, it's just that their are no good people to make it right now in the business. All the sex in the media would taint it and all the force romances would make it awkward. So maybe in the future when some one can make a pure one that resemble the awesomeness of the older ones.
Hi! I am 15 and I started watching Star Trek when my dad showed it to me when I was 6. So 9 years of having basically no social life... and becoming socially awkward...
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Mar. 10 2013, 10:39 am
Will there be another Star Trek series? I seriously doubt it. It flat out just costs too much for Paramount to fund another series - especially when you can send a camera crew into some retards house and film them beating the crap out of one another and pull a 10 share for six months with practically zero invested. When it dies - you just rinse/repeat the same old formula for another six months.
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Mar. 10 2013, 11:57 am
An idea would be to make another film exploring the world of Captain Riker on board the USS Titan, picking up from where Nemesis left off.
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Mar. 10 2013, 1:04 pm
I am a new boy here, but I have loved and enjoyed Star Trek since the 1960's.I admit I am not that knowledgeable of some of the TV Star Trek series, but, I have seen and enjoyed all the movies. This new series which is being shown in the UK, I find does nothing for me, all the characters are weak, the story lines are to, and the sets are nothing compared to the Gene Rodenberry productions, in truth they are an insult to the original Star Trek series and should have never been made.
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