Does Star Trek deserve to be an animated sitcom?
Or is this entire concept butchery of a beloved classic?
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Jaxson Rivera
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Nolan Diaz
It's a sign of delusional weakness. They think parody will win back the Orville audience.
Oliver Hall
>entire concept butchery of a beloved classic?
Seems par for the course in star trek these days
Jackson Johnson
Sure why not, they already had one animated series that was more of a comedy anyway.
Brayden Hall
nu-Trek movies, yes.
The writers of the CBS Star Trek series want to save Star Trek but have no idea how. Which is how we get Romulan samurai and Seven of Nine vs. the Space Lannisters instead of the high-minded dialogue and serious ethical dilemmas that existed in Star Trek's golden age.
Owen Smith
They want to save the monetization of the brand. They don't give a fuck about the franchise beyond money.
Cooper Bell
It should have been about the night shift of the Enterprise-D. They could poke fun at all the strange things that are encountered by the main crew and have their own misadventures trying to solve problems without alerting the captain. The old cast of TNG could make minor appearances occasionally.
Jose Sanchez
I never quite understood how shifts worked in TNG. Like there are supposed to be three shifts, but all of the bridge crew are present at the same time and the people who back them up on the other couple shifts are never mentioned.
Ryder Allen
Star Trek is just gay as fuck lol. It's cool to see the space ships as a little kid, but grown adults liking star trek are always gay little losers. I rank them lower than adult superhero and Star Wars fans. There's a handful of episodes of TOS and TNG that are decent TV, literally the entire rest of the franchise is retard tier
Brayden Wood
This reminds me of the SevTrek webcomic from the 90s, if anyone here is old enough to remember those. Whatever happened to the guy that made them?