In a way i'm happy to(hopefully) see Trek go. I'm not sure who to blame, well maybe Paramount, they have run it into the ground with so many spinoffs, (crappy) video games, (mostly crappy) books, (shitty) comics and (stupid) little dollies. Even though i liked some eps of Next Gen, most of DS9 and Voyager are a joke, and nothing more than trying to breathe life into a dead series. A TOS movie, suggested by the article, could be cool but the plot would have to be outstanding for it to get ME to go watch it. If Trek is to survive (and i'm not sure i want it to)Berman&co. will have to perform a serious miracle, and it's not likely to happen, the article is right, these guys don't have the imagination or balls to do it. Ah, the irony, ST:Voy & DS9(in reruns) is still alive and a far better show, B5, is well nigh dead.
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In a way i'm happy to(hopefully) see Trek go. I'm not sure who to blame, well maybe Paramount, they have run it into the ground with so many spinoffs, (crappy) video games, (mostly crappy) books, (shitty) comics and (stupid) little dollies. Even though i liked some eps of Next Gen, most of DS9 and Voyager are a joke, and nothing more than trying to breathe life into a dead series. A TOS movie, suggested by the article, could be cool but the plot would have to be outstanding for it to get ME to go watch it.
If Trek is to survive (and i'm not sure i want it to)Berman&co. will have to perform a serious miracle, and it's not likely to happen, the article is right, these guys don't have the imagination or balls to do it.
Ah, the irony, ST:Voy & DS9(in reruns) is still alive and a far better show, B5, is well nigh dead.