The Star Trek Cinematic Universe

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https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/star-trek-4-loses-director-matt-shakman-2023-movie-1235207049/

Star Trek XIV loses its director

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Nichelle Nichols' Ashes Headed Into Space - Dark Horizons

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Tasha Yar Returning For "Picard" Season 3? - Dark Horizons

Another cast member returns for Star Trek: Picard Season 03

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Tasha Yar Returning For "Picard" Season 3? - Dark Horizons

Another cast member returns for Star Trek: Picard Season 03

I expect a very Romulan-centric storyline in that case.

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Quaid Talks "Star Trek" LD-SNW Crossover - Dark Horizons
More about the Strange New Worlds/Lower Decks crossover episode

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I expect a very Romulan-centric storyline in that case.

We're dealing with a series that has gone into time travel and alternate timelines in a big way so I guess anything is possible with this character.

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We're dealing with a series that has gone into time travel and alternate timelines in a big way so I guess anything is possible with this character.

True. I suspect they're going to try and "wrap up" the Sela character.

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True. I suspect they're going to try and "wrap up" the Sela character.

That or possibly some revisiting of an alternate Enterprise C itself with the character in question alive and intact.

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That or possibly some revisiting of an alternate Enterprise C itself with the character in question alive and intact.

Maybe I really want them to revisit Sela instead because I really don't want this

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Tasha Yar was a proud character, a martial arts expert who Worf respected as a warrior.

Her story, as told by Sela (assuming her to be reliable) involves her being captured, and "taken" as a concubine by a Romulan general. That could go to a very dark place, and would show the character being "broken" in a way that I really don't want to see.

Of course, they might go with Sela not being a reliable narrator (as she was describing events which took place before she was born) and give the events more nuance, which could leave the viewer with a more positive view; i.e. Sela might have been over-simplifying and Yar's experience might not have been so grim.

I think my concern is that the show finally "explained" a mystery in S2 that I really didn't feel needed any extra mileage, and I honestly doubt their ability to weave a good story around those events.

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I think my concern is that the show finally "explained" a mystery in S2 that I really didn't feel needed any extra mileage, and I honestly doubt their ability to weave a good story around those events.

I totally agree. I just think from their point of view that they're going to see so much more value in...

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bringing back Yar compared with bringing back Sela.

And I think they have shown themselves well capable of going for the low hanging fruit.

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Mulgrew On "Star Trek: Janeway" Potential - Dark Horizons
Naturally, Mulgrew is open to a Janeway based series akin to Star Trek: Picard

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Star Trek Day this year appears to have not mentioned films at all this time making the planned fourteenth film for next year look ambitious

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Mulgrew On "Star Trek: Janeway" Potential - Dark Horizons
Naturally, Mulgrew is open to a Janeway based series akin to Star Trek: Picard

I’m not open to that.

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The ending of Voyager was such a rushed farce, that badly let down the fans who had stuck with the show. Yet I have no interest in seeing a Janeway spinoff.