I'm curious as to what a new TV series would entail. I think they would need more character development in it. The other series had some sort of continuity in them, whereas Voyager's incidents never ring past the next week's preview. "That's soooo annoying!" Kinda like the Next Generation's movies.

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Star Trek X will be premiering in cinemas before the new Star Trek Television series, which was planned for 2001. Production has pushed this up to 2002. The movie is slated for the end of 2001/beginning 2002. This is the standard release date for any Star Trek franchise since Star Trek V.

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Better stay tuned.

Star Trek brings in a lot of moolah, yes?

woah...that was a mix of bashing and coolness..sorry about that guys. that was all freewrite. no planning involved. i'm just bored. i'll shut up now.

hmm..wait. base the next show on earth..and make it like a huge ds9. now we're talkin'! it would be nice to see earth of the 24th century. huh?

I heard that if Patrick Stewart leaves after the next one, that the torch would be passed on to Cmdr. Riker as the captain of the Enterprise.

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I remember that Raven show. One of the few I've watched in recent years. It said something about her family going out in search of Borg.

Also... yeah, the "1st dream" thing was quite a fallacy... but oh well. The season finale still kicked major @ss! I'm anxious to see how they get Janeway, Tuvoc, and Torres back from the Borg... and of course, Susanne Thompson as the Borg Queen has done an impecable job once again! Alice Krige still tops her as the original, though.

Jeron

Also, I believe the problem you mentioned about "Raven" is false... if I'm not mistaken, Anica's family did not go after the Borg... there were merely explorers who wanted to go into the Delta quadrant because they didn't know what was out there. They didn't find out about the Borg themselves until much later, and by then they were far out of contact with any other friendly beings (including humans).

Jeron-
Ah, yes, thank you. I forgot about that.

Well, I thought I did state, a few times, one of the reasons why I don't like Voyager very much:

continuity. Sure they all have continuity problems.
But, not one thing on Voyager ever has any ramifications later on in the show. They play with time travel, everything of course ends up okay.

For example, I do believe the Borg altered the ship at one point. Next episode that I recall seeing, it was back to normal with no explanation. Hey, I probably missed a few in there, so if there is a reason, do tell me. That, and it's been a few years.

And last, but not least, I don't think any of the characters are engaging in any way. Just can't get into them, like I could DS9 and TNG. DS9 felt like it had a purpose, like the whole show, for the most part, was leaning to some logical conclusion. Voyager doesn't have that feel to me. And I admit, that I haven't watched it that much over the last year. Mostly for the reasons I stated above.

But I think I'll watch the next season, just to see what happens.

Anyway, that's one of MANY reasons I enjoy the show so much.

But hey... I must get to sleep.

Jeron

Oh well, at least now I understand you more, JJH. I hope I didn't sound too offensive when I questioned your comments.

I still disagree (I'm with Jeron), but I won't worry about it.

Here's to Voyager and their endless supply of shuttlecraft!

jus' kiddin', man.

Feel the love, baby.

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