Paramount Pictures have said that the next Star Trek movie, Star Trek XI will be a prequel. Kirk and Spock as teens etc. at the Starfleet Academy. It's unpopular with the fans. What do you think?\nAlso, sign the online petition if you think Star Trek XI should NOT be a prequel.\nhttp://www.petitiononline.com/ST2006/petition.html
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I agree, I get tired of all that old technology.  Of course, they'll find ways to make it all advanced by sending them somewher or other.  But their tech should be even older than in the original TV series! Bah
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Could be thise one: Star Trek: New Voyages http://newvoyages.com/\n\nI've seen a couple fan groups attempt this over the years with varrying degrees of success. I've never seen one of these episodes through, but it could be decent.\n\nThere was also a guy who was in bother the Trekkers documentaries; forget his name but I remember he was taking a crack at something like this to.
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I wish it would be back as a show again!  Contrary to previous reviewers, the cast has not already "moved on" nor are they looking at doing "movie episodes".  The current word is that they have been approved to do two direct-to-DVD movies, the first of which wraps up the Ori storyline.\n\nThe OFFICIAL MGM website actually has a Save Stargate campaign going, with multiple contests for rabid--er, I mean AVID fans to engage in and show the world we want our show back next year!  \n\n*coughs, steps off soap box*\n\nSeriously, though, I think it's great that the series' parent company isn't quite ready to give up on it yet.
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Originally (back in '77) Lucas did say that there would be 9 movies in total but those plans have long been scraped.  Since then he has repeated said that there would only be 6 movies.\n\nBut fear not!  There is still plenty more to the Star Wars Universe.  I would personally avoid the books (the ones that take place after Return of the Jedi) as they were created before the prequels and a lot of stuff in them no longer makes sense.  Your best bet if you want more SW is to read the books that take place around the prequels and to play the video games (the 'Knights of the Old Republic' games are EXCELLENT!)\n\nAs for my fav character I have two.  Han Solo is one of the two.  Han I really like in 'A New Hope' and in 'Empire' but by the time 'Jedi' comes around I find him to start becoming really goody-goody which I dislike, I liked him better as a scoundrel.   My other fav is Obi-Wan Kenobi.  Unlike most of his fans I first liked him in 'A New Hope' but he really wasn't around long enough to get to know his character very well.  One of the reasons why I love the prequels so much was FINALLY I got to see more of the Obi-Wan character.
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Hate to be the one to break it to you but...it's not. \n\nBecause of low sales the studio is coming out with any more Everwood dvds.
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TWO BRAND NEW EPISODES!! 2 PEOPLE WILL BE FIRED!!\n\nBIG FAN!\n\nPlease give me the best answer? Thanks!\n\nI have an NBC MovieWeb article in Sources as proof!\n\nPlease give me the best answer? Thanks!
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it's a good trailer. but no, they shouldnt make it into a film.  people died on the titanic it would be making a mockery of them.
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This was on Christian Troy's blog:\n\nIs this The Last Season of Nip/Tuck? \nCurrent mood:  satisfied \n\n\nWith only Six episodes left there have been many questions about if this is the last season of Nip/Tuck. As of right now Ryan is not under contract to do a 5th season, but anything can change in the upcoming days. FX is committed to do a 5th season of Nip/Tuck and should start filming in June 2007. Re-signing of many key cast members will have to take place for there to be a 6th season. There will be a 5th season with or without Ryan.\n\n\n\n\n\nDr. Troy
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Quite possibly.  I watched it but thought it was pretty bad until Manny Coto started to liven it up in the 3rd season.  I think they tried to do something new with Trek by making it more of a soap opera to broaden the audience but what ended up happening was the diehard trek fans were alienated, and no one new was watching either.  Who wants a prequel series?  The problem with a prequel is that you have a pretty good idea about what can't happen.  For instance, you know the Federation is going to appear, that earth is not destroyed, etc.
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I am sure they have an empire.  You just don't hear a lot about the planets involved in that empire in one show.  The Klingon empire has been slowly unveiled from the original Star Trek series to the Next Generation series and on.  It's even been revealed in the Star Trek movies as well.  Just watch Star Trek VI sometime.
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i do think the movies should be more close to the books... but i also know it would be too difficult to do it... but i guess there's when the creative side of the filmmakers get into action...they should try to find the way to do it as close as the book as possible... as a conclusion i just wanna say that i was a bit dissapointed of the last movie... they took out so many things
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although its true that every star trek series has a few seasons (usually in the beginning) that suck (st:tng and st:ds9 weren't that good for the first couple of seasons in my opinion) afterward they were really great and got quite a following even the ST series that people really didn't like eventually found their footing and started to get good (voyager and enterprise).\n\nbut the question to ask on whether they make a new spinoff or not is, what else can they show? there was the original that was the root of it all by breaking new ground and showing what had not been shown on tv before. the following two spinoffs started by NOT reproducing the original but set 100 years later and in a more peaceful era within the boundries (instead of unexplored regions like the original) the DS9 was diff in that although it was on the border, it was on a space station and had some crossing over between the two shows. it took themes from the original series and followed up on them (mirror universe). \n\nvoyager in a way got back to its roots in going into unexplored space while enterprise tried to show how it all started. what else can they show? spinoffs following old characters in new settings? a spinoff set 100 years after ST:TNG? maybe show about how an adolecent alien goes from his home planet through starfleet academy and ends up on a ship encountering characters we've seen in previous shows? but then it would be teen angst drama in space and i don't think the fans would be too interested in that(at least we would know that the crappy part would be while he was at school). \n\nas much as i like ST i don't think they're going to be able to make a successful new series until someone thinks of a concept that will surprise and delight us as much as the original and next generation did.
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Rather dark in there. No, it is a time warp continuum where all of the old Star Trek episodes have gone. Black holes were created so we would not have to watch old episodes over and over.\n\nGoing in means never coming back because the creators do not want you bringing any of the episodes back with you.\n\nSince the claim is that nothing escapes it, all input as to what it looks like is conjecture.
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So far they haven't said anything about producing a 3rd film. I liked the first one, didn't like the second. I don't think the movies ever did good enough to make a 3rd though.
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I saw the original when it came out.  Haven't bothered to watch the new one.  I'll wait until it comes out on DVD.  Seeing as how I already know what happens, why waste my money at the theatre?
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That movie was actually intended to be a pilot for a new series that never came.   The movie wasn't bad, but it steered clear of using any major hero's.  If I recall, Jubilee was the only character of any significance.
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No. It is a violation of Paramount's copyright in the movies and TV shows.  As long as the trekkies don't go commercial, Paramount may ignore it as they don't want to upset the fans.