Star Trek’s best cancellation series may be resurrected in the worst possible way

By Joshua Tyler
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When Star Trek: Enterprise He was canceled after his fourth season in 2005, fans were left wondering what might have been. With the premature end of the show, many of Captain Jonathan Archer arc was left unresolved, and many were disappointed to see the series failing to reach her potential. But now, there is hope. Scott Bakula, the actor who brought a shooter alive, looks back to the Trek Star universe, and may be just the revival Venture Fans have been waiting for.

In conversation with the website Trek movieAuthor/producer Michael Sussman revealed that he joins Scott Bakula to install a new Trek Star series, Star Trek: United. The show would focus on the life of Archer’s post-captainism as President of the United Federation of Planets.

Trek Star: Enterprise He was canceled in 2005 after his fourth season due to degenerative scales. Despite a solid fan, the show’s viewers gradually decreased during its run, with the final season equalizing lower numbers than earlier seasons. In addition, the decision was made in the context of changes in UPN, the network that broadcast VentureAs they move focus away from sci-fi Programming.

For those who spent years mourning the cancellation of the show, this idea has the potential to correct a step. The series would explore the challenges of leading the federation, drawing on political drama, very similar West wing or Acor. “It’s a political excitement film and a family drama set in those chaotic, formative years in the federation,” said Sussman.

The new show aims to move the focus from space battles to the complex, dangerous world of diplomacy. Would explore how a man like Archer, once a star Captain, deals with the weight of an entire galactic government on his shoulders.

The idea has already submitted to Secret Hideout, the production company behind Discovery and Strange new worldsbut he was not green then. With a recent paramount merger with Skydance, Bakula and Sussman hope the project could have a second chance.

As much as fans desperately want a continuation of an initiative, I suspect this is the continuation of anyone. Star Trek: Enterprise Leave us hang on what should have been the beginning of the Earth/Romulan War. Instead of getting that, Sussman wants to give us a show about Sleazy politicians standing around a jockey for votes. No matter how much we want Archer back, I suspect any Trek fans want him back this way.