Bryan Fuller to start new ST series in 2017
Posted: 2016-02-09 02:20pm
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I suppose that could work. They kind of tried a bit of that with the Columbia in Enterprise, IIRC.The Romulan Republic wrote:Or another ship or something like that in Kirk's time, so they can have the occasionally cameo by one of the Enterprise crew.
Wouldn't a lot of writers be excited over nu-trek because it doesn't have much existing canon to get in the way of the stories they want to tell ?SpottedKitty wrote: Not so enthused to find out the writer "thinks there's something very exciting about the new JJ-verse"...
My real only concern is that I'm just tired of them constantly bringing in new species of aliens when the story's taking place in a region of the galaxy that was already been well-covered in previous iterations.bilateralrope wrote:Wouldn't a lot of writers be excited over nu-trek because it doesn't have much existing canon to get in the way of the stories they want to tell ?SpottedKitty wrote: Not so enthused to find out the writer "thinks there's something very exciting about the new JJ-verse"...
Is any region of the galaxy well-covered in nu-trek ?biostem wrote:My real only concern is that I'm just tired of them constantly bringing in new species of aliens when the story's taking place in a region of the galaxy that was already been well-covered in previous iterations.bilateralrope wrote:Wouldn't a lot of writers be excited over nu-trek because it doesn't have much existing canon to get in the way of the stories they want to tell ?SpottedKitty wrote: Not so enthused to find out the writer "thinks there's something very exciting about the new JJ-verse"...
Wait, other than Spock Prime going back in time and messing with the flow of events, are we going to assume that entire planets/empires are now different, (save for Vulcan having been destroyed)? I don't see why we'd go that far...bilateralrope wrote:Is any region of the galaxy well-covered in nu-trek ?biostem wrote:My real only concern is that I'm just tired of them constantly bringing in new species of aliens when the story's taking place in a region of the galaxy that was already been well-covered in previous iterations.bilateralrope wrote: Wouldn't a lot of writers be excited over nu-trek because it doesn't have much existing canon to get in the way of the stories they want to tell ?
Because if the first nu-trek movie was the earliest point of divergence, I'd expect the technology at the start of the movie to look much closer to old-trek than it did. Clearly the earliest point of divergence happened well before then. Which is easy to explain with time travel. Time travel that happened in old trek won't happen in nu-trek, time travel that didn't happen in old trek might happen in nu-trek.biostem wrote:Wait, other than Spock Prime going back in time and messing with the flow of events, are we going to assume that entire planets/empires are now different, (save for Vulcan having been destroyed)? I don't see why we'd go that far...bilateralrope wrote:Is any region of the galaxy well-covered in nu-trek ?biostem wrote:
My real only concern is that I'm just tired of them constantly bringing in new species of aliens when the story's taking place in a region of the galaxy that was already been well-covered in previous iterations.
The timeline did diverge before time travel. Notice the Kelvin using phasers as a point defense weapon, something not used in old Trek.bilateralrope wrote:Because if the first nu-trek movie was the earliest point of divergence, I'd expect the technology at the start of the movie to look much closer to old-trek than it did. Clearly the earliest point of divergence happened well before then. Which is easy to explain with time travel. Time travel that happened in old trek won't happen in nu-trek, time travel that didn't happen in old trek might happen in nu-trek.biostem wrote:Wait, other than Spock Prime going back in time and messing with the flow of events, are we going to assume that entire planets/empires are now different, (save for Vulcan having been destroyed)? I don't see why we'd go that far...bilateralrope wrote: Is any region of the galaxy well-covered in nu-trek ?
I assumed that the PDW phasers and embiggened ships are not the result of divergence but just improved technology out of universe allowing them to show stuff that would make sense in universe like point defense weapons and larger vessels. The TOS ships displayed very few weapons from what I recall and were positively tiny especially for a ship that could be expect to carry multiple shuttles. And having large number of shuttles makes sense just for what we see in ST 09, use to escape a ship that doesn't involve very limited and very exposed escape pods. Plus long range explorers would want a large number of shuttles especially if they are going to be without resupply for awhile, so you don't wind up with the Voyager situation of an endless supply of shuttles that probably add up to greater then the volume of the ship that supposed to be carrying them despite the fact the nearest resupply for that ship is on the other side of the galaxy.Enigma wrote:The timeline did diverge before time travel. Notice the Kelvin using phasers as a point defense weapon, something not used in old Trek.
Balance of Terror - the E-nil used her phasers to detonate the Romulans' plasma bolts.Enigma wrote:Notice the Kelvin using phasers as a point defense weapon, something not used in old Trek.
No they didn't.Captain Seafort wrote:Balance of Terror - the E-nil used her phasers to detonate the Romulans' plasma bolts.Enigma wrote:Notice the Kelvin using phasers as a point defense weapon, something not used in old Trek.
Reviewing the transcript, you're correct, although only one attack was made on the E-nil, which hit at extreme range. They did, however, intend to use the phasers in the manner I described, and were prevented from doing do because they were off-line with a circuit burnout at the time. They did use phasers to detonate the nuke the Romulans dumped in with one of their releases of decoy wreckage.Prometheus Unbound wrote:No they didn't.Captain Seafort wrote:Balance of Terror - the E-nil used her phasers to detonate the Romulans' plasma bolts.
They nearly outran one bolt and outran another as it dissipated by itself.
They used phaser bolts / charges as "depth charges" when the romulans were cloaked.
I just happened to have watched it randomly on TV the day beforeCaptain Seafort wrote: Reviewing the transcript, you're correct,
I wonder if it had something to do with the fact that Prime timeline Kirk was a notorious violator of the temporal prime directive. I mean, nu-Trek Kirk's analogous adventures in time (e.g.,City on the Edge of Forever) will either happen differently or not at all.Enigma wrote:The timeline did diverge before time travel. Notice the Kelvin using phasers as a point defense weapon, something not used in old Trek.bilateralrope wrote:Because if the first nu-trek movie was the earliest point of divergence, I'd expect the technology at the start of the movie to look much closer to old-trek than it did. Clearly the earliest point of divergence happened well before then. Which is easy to explain with time travel. Time travel that happened in old trek won't happen in nu-trek, time travel that didn't happen in old trek might happen in nu-trek.biostem wrote:
Wait, other than Spock Prime going back in time and messing with the flow of events, are we going to assume that entire planets/empires are now different, (save for Vulcan having been destroyed)? I don't see why we'd go that far...
Well, that'll be welcome news to many, though I have my doubts. It smacks of revisiting the past in an effort to pander to the "They changed it so its bad" fanboy crowd.DaveJB wrote:Well, this is unexpected! Apparently, none other than Nicholas Meyer is joining the new series in a consulting role. Link
So in the US, we have to pay extra special for CBS's on demand service. The rest of the world (might) get it on TV and/or their localization of Netflix or whatever.In the U.S., a special premiere episode will air on the CBS Television Network and all subsequent first-run episodes will be available exclusively on CBS All Access. The series will also be available on television stations and platforms in other countries around the world.
Hah! Today I am grateful that I am living in Canada.RogueIce wrote:So in the US, we have to pay extra special for CBS's on demand service. The rest of the world (might) get it on TV and/or their localization of Netflix or whatever.In the U.S., a special premiere episode will air on the CBS Television Network and all subsequent first-run episodes will be available exclusively on CBS All Access. The series will also be available on television stations and platforms in other countries around the world.
1) Dick move, CBS.
2) Wherever it ends up on TV (especially hilarious if it's the BBC and thus, natively English) expect it to be pirated in droves by US Trekkies who don't feel like shelling out extra money for CBS All Access.
3) The rest of the world will be incredibly smug about this.The Romulan Republic wrote:Hah! Today I am grateful that I am living in Canada.RogueIce wrote:So in the US, we have to pay extra special for CBS's on demand service. The rest of the world (might) get it on TV and/or their localization of Netflix or whatever.In the U.S., a special premiere episode will air on the CBS Television Network and all subsequent first-run episodes will be available exclusively on CBS All Access. The series will also be available on television stations and platforms in other countries around the world.
1) Dick move, CBS.
2) Wherever it ends up on TV (especially hilarious if it's the BBC and thus, natively English) expect it to be pirated in droves by US Trekkies who don't feel like shelling out extra money for CBS All Access.
Expect it to be pirated the moment it shows up anywhere. If CBS All Access is the first place it shows up* then someone who is paying for CBS All Access will upload it to a torrent site.RogueIce wrote:2) Wherever it ends up on TV (especially hilarious if it's the BBC and thus, natively English) expect it to be pirated in droves by US Trekkies who don't feel like shelling out extra money for CBS All Access.