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batchuser said:

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Here is how I fix Star Trek and probably everything else. Admit it's okay that minorities and gays do not care about science fiction. Go overboard on sex and violence. Sydney Sweeney as the new Kirk. Get horny white male nerds to write all episodes. No social media presence whatsoever. Anything published online good or bad about the show will result in immediate legal repercussions. No cgi

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Terrible idea. Show would end after S1E1 when Captain Sweeney somehow clips something in hyperspace careening the Enterprise out of hyperspace too early and off into the void of unknown space.

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Is that what really happened to send Voyager to the Delta Quadrant?

batchuser said:

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Here is how I fix Star Trek and probably everything else. Admit it's okay that minorities and gays do not care about science fiction. Go overboard on sex and violence. Sydney Sweeney as the new Kirk. Get horny white male nerds to write all episodes. No social media presence whatsoever. Anything published online good or bad about the show will result in immediate legal repercussions. No cgi

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Well well well...

Not Star Trek but it looks like we'll be getting a new live action Gundam movie starring...Sydney Sweeney. Given how sexist some of the Gundam anime is this could be interesting. This one will be on Netflix.

SA, while not off to the greatest start, today's episode was an hour of great television and performances. Holly Hunter and Paul Giamatti were exceptional together. Favorite episode of this show so far by a mile.

javajaws said:

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batchuser said:

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Here is how I fix Star Trek and probably everything else. Admit it's okay that minorities and gays do not care about science fiction. Go overboard on sex and violence. Sydney Sweeney as the new Kirk. Get horny white male nerds to write all episodes. No social media presence whatsoever. Anything published online good or bad about the show will result in immediate legal repercussions. No cgi

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Well well well...

Not Star Trek but it looks like we'll be getting a new live action Gundam movie starring...Sydney Sweeney. Given how sexist some of the Gundam anime is this could be interesting. This one will be on Netflix.

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I ****ing loved Gundam. This had better be awesome.

rjhtamu said:

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SA, while not off to the greatest start, today's episode was an hour of great television and performances. Holly Hunter and Paul Giamatti were exceptional together. Favorite episode of this show so far by a mile.

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Yeah, I just finished the season/series and the last 3-4 episodes were a lot better than the first part of the season. I don't know if it was planned this way or if the writers/producer heard the criticism and pivoted, but there were some pretty good moments towards the end.

I sure hope the franchise goes back to the end of Picard Season 3 and does a new series right where Picard left off. They set it up perfectly for Legacy or whatever they want to call it.

EXCLUSIVE: “Star Trek: Starfleet Academy” will end with its upcoming second season.

The show failed to find a significant audience, not ranking on Nielsen’s Top 10 streaming viewership charts at any point during its 10-episode first season.https://t.co/fm9WDRNWzv pic.twitter.com/HnjBxysNqz

— Variety (@Variety) March 23, 2026

What I'd like to see from the Star Trek Universe:

Star Trek Tapestries

Over the years, the Star Trek Universe has given us countless stories, characters and vignettes that could warrant countless additional storylines and growth of the universe.

What if a new Star Trek Series was created that took advantage of those loose threads of stories and characters.

Consider: Star Trek "Tapestries". A series that takes characters and/or events from any Star Trek episode or movie and then provides single or (multi-part) episodes to show backstories, or continuing adventures, or "the rest of the story", etc… We might ask, "I wonder whatever happened to 'Tin Man'? "Tapestries" could show us where Tin Man came from, or the adventures he and his empathic "pilot" had after they departed at the end of the TNG episode.

I imagine it like this: The "cold open" of the episode would be from the original show that the character or event happened, kind of a "previously on…" as the selected scene ends, it freezes, and the image is converted into a "tapestry" image. The camera then moves in on the specific character, or item, etc… that is the focus of the new episode(s) then zooms in until it focuses on a single thread of the tapestry. As the opening credits/music play, the viewer is treated to a "following" of that thread through the backside of a large tapestry. We see it weaving in and out of the backside of the tapestry with some recognizable imagery from various Star Trek series'. As the credits end, we follow the thread back out the front side of the tapestry and the scene then grows and resolves into the opening scene of the new episode.

Closing credits could have the same imagery, but instead of resolving into a new scene, expanding out to a view of a massive image of Star Trek lore. (small "l" lore, not Lore)

Dad-O-Lot said:

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What I'd like to see from the Star Trek Universe:

Star Trek Tapestries

Over the years, the Star Trek Universe has given us countless stories, characters and vignettes that could warrant countless additional storylines and growth of the universe.

What if a new Star Trek Series was created that took advantage of those loose threads of stories and characters.

Consider: Star Trek "Tapestries". A series that takes characters and/or events from any Star Trek episode or movie and then provides single or (multi-part) episodes to show backstories, or continuing adventures, or "the rest of the story", etc… We might ask, "I wonder whatever happened to 'Tin Man'? "Tapestries" could show us where Tin Man came from, or the adventures he and his empathic "pilot" had after they departed at the end of the TNG episode.

I imagine it like this: The "cold open" of the episode would be from the original show that the character or event happened, kind of a "previously on…" as the selected scene ends, it freezes, and the image is converted into a "tapestry" image. The camera then moves in on the specific character, or item, etc… that is the focus of the new episode(s) then zooms in until it focuses on a single thread of the tapestry. As the opening credits/music play, the viewer is treated to a "following" of that thread through the backside of a large tapestry. We see it weaving in and out of the backside of the tapestry with some recognizable imagery from various Star Trek series'. As the credits end, we follow the thread back out the front side of the tapestry and the scene then grows and resolves into the opening scene of the new episode.

Closing credits could have the same imagery, but instead of resolving into a new scene, expanding out to a view of a massive image of Star Trek lore. (small "l" lore, not Lore)

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My old roommate from A&M and I were writing a treatment for a Star Trek fan film in 2014/2015. It would have tied up the loose end of Toral from the house of Duras as we never see him again after The Sword of Kahless. Then Alec Peters raised a ton of kickstarter money for Axanar and CBS/Paramount made extremely strict rules about fan films going forward.

ErnestEndeavor said:

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BREAKING: According to inside sources, Paramount has rescinded an offer to Alex Kurtzman and Secret Hideout.

For all intents and purposes, Starfleet Academy is canceled. pic.twitter.com/UQH93pcq8L

— Jon Del Arroz | Pop Culture & Gaming 🎮 (@jondelarroz) January 26, 2026

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It isn't being cancelled because it is bad. It is just that "the public isn't ready for this."

/Spin