sadness

[ladyash]

It is a sad day.

I have no more Star Trek to watch. The war is over. Miles has moved back to Earth, Sisko is with the Prohpets, Worf is an Ambassador, Dukat and Kai Wynn are dead, Martok is Chancellor, Julian is even hotter than he was at the beginning, and Odo has rejoined the Great Link.

And they haven't made a DS9 movie because...

done and

Comments

[ladyash]

I actually did pretty good. We watched stuff in season six back in June, and it took me until August to finish it. Not THAT bad.

A Q movie could be next, but I fear it would feel like a bunch of fanservice. I would love to see a DS9 movie, but I am afraid it might be too late for that. I still think that a post-Dominion War movie would be good. Even after Nemesis, we still don't see how the Federation, Klingon Empire, or Romulan Star Empire function anymore, and we all know that things were going to have to change. I think it has gotten to the point where having a movie with a recognizable crew isn't even necessary anymore. Done properly, a new fan-following can be created through a new crew on movies. Though I still have hopes that they will make another Star Trek series, and call the fucking thing "Star Trek" this time.

Is it really worth it to go and watch Enterprise? I don't consider it to be Star Trek (it isn't even called "Star Trek"). I only watched a few episodes when it first came out because it was such a piece of shit. I was thinking of trying to watch it again, but I am afraid I will just cry.

[snapes_angel]

Tehy still have that first of the new movies out, don't they? I ma y watch it out of curiosity. "Into Darkness", I'll wait till it is out on NetFlix, or something. Without the original series to back it up, this bit with Khan.....loses its human interest factor and becomes "Mad Man Tries To Eat Universe", instead of the personal conflict that we all loved (plot-wise).