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An all singing and dancing Star Trek... Or maybe just partly: Starfleet Academy meets GLEE! Wheee!!!
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An all singing and dancing Star Trek... Or maybe just partly: Starfleet Academy meets GLEE! Wheee!!! We've seen that idea flop before: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cop_Rock Scotty: "It's risky, but it just might work." Kirk: "We've got to take that one in ten thousand chance!"
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Now that the new series is here, it's really time for a new movie, if you ask me. And I mean a movie with the Voyager cast, not these Bechdel-test-failing prequels, fer Kendall's sake.
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The best idea was actually from Harve Bennett for a Star Trek movie. It was going to be about StarFleet Academy. But of course they shot him down on that, but it would make a better series than a movie anyway. I can imagine a Starfleet Academy TV show working pretty well, assuming a good cast and writer team. Yes, I was so looking forward to this when the idea was first bounced around. I would have liked to see Harve Bennett's version. But yeah, at that point in Trek's life, the fans were able to shoot everything down by the power of bitchery.
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"Star Trek: What's So Unusual About Not Having Died Yet?".
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In CBS/Paramounts wisdom to make Star Trek "mainstream" they've essentially killed the property. At the same time, there aren't enough Trek fans to support films and the average audience member seems to only like time travel.
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