Paramount canceled Star Trek’s offer very good, still get prizes, big mistake

by Chris Senelgov
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After Paramount’s merging with Skydance, fans are concerned about the future of Star Trek. Paramount Pictures and Paramount Television Dana Goldberg recently explained that Star Trek at all “priority” for the company and that they wanted to follow a “comprehensive” approach, which seems to be compatible with films and TV programs in the context of other major privileges such as Star Wars and Marvel. However, Paramount canceled a beloved series Star Trek: Lower DecemberBefore the merger, given that these cartoons recently made the date of the concession by winning the Hugo Awards, it is clear that the decision to cancel the offer was a mistake for a company that wants to make the journey a priority.

In order to raise the speed (WARP), Star Trek has apparently had a creative crisis in recent years, as shown by the successful offers that have been canceled. discoveryThe fifth season ended as the final, which was a surprise to everyone who they were working on. Star Trek: Miracle It ended after one season, and The lower floors I also got the ax after five seasons. until Strange new worlds (Her third season was currently shown) after five seasons, with the final season only with six episodes.

While it makes sense to end Strange new worlds After the fifth season (Pike, like Kirk in The original seriesOn a five -year mission), it was completely confusing Paramont Eliminate The lower floors. This mobile series was cheaper without limits to create live jobs, and the concession could have been left on TV after a long period of integration if the executives believed in it.

Certainly, the fans believed The lower floorsThis is not surprising: Each episode is a love message to the ambitious Jin Rodenberry’s concession. The show was clearly written and produced by lifelong fans who know how to find joy in the most crazy Trek of rings and episodes.

newly, Star Trek: The lower floors Two Hugos, prestigious prizes aimed at highlighting the best creative works in science fiction. It was the first prize for the same show, with a conclusion chain (“The Next Generation”) though it was against the stellar episodes of He fallsand doctorAnd Agatha all the time. The other Hugo went to Star Trek: The lower floors: distort your own wayInteractive novel written by Ryan North.

the The lower floors The series of victory over Hugo is a big deal, and the bidder Mike McMahman reached Blue Sky about how this was a dream for him since his father’s death in 2003. McMahman dealt with his shock by diving in episodes of Star Trek: Next generationFind it (and many of us over the years) to be the width of the final comfortable foods.

His love for this show is clearly reflected The lower floorsAnd mcmahan has another reason for pride. This is the first time Star Trek offer Bhagu has won since then Next generation Series Finale (“All Things Good Things”), which was broadcast in 1994. This is true: The Little Cartoon Paramount did not provide the first show on the journey to win this prestigious award in more than 30 years!

This proves something that fans say all the time: it was wrong to eliminate Paramount Star Trek: the lower floors. It was a step that (relatively in terms of) was a lot of money while ending the offer that gave birth to a constant audience and a deep praise from critics. If Paramount wants to seriously believe that Trek is a great priority, it is somewhat fateful that they only released this advertisement after completing the best franchise chain in decades.

This refers to one of the possibilities: Either the executives of Paramount have any real idea of ​​what to do with Trek and make it while they are (frankly, most likely), or they want to burn a future that has no similarity with the beloved and winning prizes The lower floors. Either way, this seems to be bad news for the greatest Science fiction A privilege created from ever. All we can do is the hope that the future creators such as Mike McMahman can do on a journey Kerke did to his crew: turning death into an opportunity to fight to live.

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