Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
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Re: Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
Das ist buchstäblich die einzige "moderne" Trek-Serie von der ich wollte, dass sie gemacht wird, und jetzt machen sie sie... da bin ich natürlich sofort dabei. Ich bin so happy dass Anson Mount seine eigene Serie bekommt, er hat das wirklich verdient, sein Christopher Pike ist ein toller Captain.
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Re: Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
Ich freue mich auch, bin gespannt. Tut sich ja echt was bei Star Trek.
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Re: Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
Ich hoffe, Anson Mount behält den Bart für die Pike-Serie. Das sieht einfach GENIAL aus an ihm.
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Re: Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
Und an Ethan Peck fasziniert mich immer wieder,
wie sehr er doch seinem Großvater ähnelt.
Die Älteren unter uns werden sich erinnern...
Aber das ist wirklich eine großartige Nachricht.
So fängt das Wochenende super an!
wie sehr er doch seinem Großvater ähnelt.
Die Älteren unter uns werden sich erinnern...
Aber das ist wirklich eine großartige Nachricht.
So fängt das Wochenende super an!
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Re: Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
Jeffrey Combs responds to Star Trek fan’s suggestion he play Dr. Boyce in new series Strange New Worlds
by Alison Pitt
John Hoyt as Dr. Boyce and Jeffrey Combs as Weyoun in Star Trek
Over the weekend, Star Trek fans across the internet were abuzz with the news of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. The newly-announced series from CBS All Access picks up Captain Pike, Spock and Number One where Star Trek: Discovery left off: continuing their own journey exploring (you got it!) strange new worlds.
When Discovery reintroduced us to Pike, Spock and Number One, 50-something years after the original Star Trek pilot “The Cage” was filmed, it was a significant event.
While we had (of course) gotten to know and love Spock over the years, we’d only seen Pike one other time, in the TOS episode “The Menagerie”.
And Number One, played by Majel Barrett, never made it out of the pilot, although Barrett herself did, as Nurse Chapel.
But there was one other major character from “The Cage” who we never got to see, and while there’s been no indication yet that he will make an appearance in Strange New Worlds, it’s not unreasonable to think he will. Dr. Phil Boyce was the Enterprise’s chief medical officer in 2254, and a confidant of Captain Pike’s. It was Boyce who said to Pike in the pilot, “A man either lives life as it happens to him, meets it head-on, and licks it. Or he turns his back on it and starts to wither away.”
Cue the speculation of who will be chosen to play the part of Boyce in Strange New Worlds. Never mind that executive producer Akiva Goldsman has “no idea” when the new show will actually begin production! Over the weekend, one intrepid fan made the astute observation that Boyce, originally played by John Hoyt in 1964, looks not dissimilar to prolific Star Trek character actor Jeffrey Combs. In a tweet on Saturday, Andorian Soup (@AndorianSoup) posted pictures of Boyce and Combs side by side with the caption, “WAAAAAAAIT A MINUTE”.
WAAAAAAAIT A MINUTE pic.twitter.com/CpKybYzMD8
— Andorian Soup (@AndorianSoup) May 16, 2020
That tweet, of course, caught many fans’ attention, and was retweeted hundreds of times. Eventually, even Combs himself saw the discussion, and chimed in. He replied to one fan’s comment, saying, “Thank you. Nice thought, but the chasm between what fans want and what the studios want make the chances of it happening slim to none.... and Slim left town.”
But when another fan asked whether he would generally be open to returning to Trek, he said, “Of course. I love Star Trek. Star Trek is life.”
Of course. I love Star Trek. Star Trek is life.
— jeffrey combs (@jeffreycombs) May 18, 2020
So Combs himself is not optimistic about the prospect, but theoretically speaking, if he were to take on the role of Boyce, it would be his ninth distinct character across four Star Trek series.
If you’d like to brush up on either the character of Boyce, or on Combs, you can do that on CBS All Access. You’ll want to re-watch “The Cage” or “The Menagerie” for Boyce, and pretty much any other episode ever for Combs. That’s only a slight exaggeration.
by Alison Pitt
John Hoyt as Dr. Boyce and Jeffrey Combs as Weyoun in Star Trek
Over the weekend, Star Trek fans across the internet were abuzz with the news of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. The newly-announced series from CBS All Access picks up Captain Pike, Spock and Number One where Star Trek: Discovery left off: continuing their own journey exploring (you got it!) strange new worlds.
When Discovery reintroduced us to Pike, Spock and Number One, 50-something years after the original Star Trek pilot “The Cage” was filmed, it was a significant event.
While we had (of course) gotten to know and love Spock over the years, we’d only seen Pike one other time, in the TOS episode “The Menagerie”.
And Number One, played by Majel Barrett, never made it out of the pilot, although Barrett herself did, as Nurse Chapel.
But there was one other major character from “The Cage” who we never got to see, and while there’s been no indication yet that he will make an appearance in Strange New Worlds, it’s not unreasonable to think he will. Dr. Phil Boyce was the Enterprise’s chief medical officer in 2254, and a confidant of Captain Pike’s. It was Boyce who said to Pike in the pilot, “A man either lives life as it happens to him, meets it head-on, and licks it. Or he turns his back on it and starts to wither away.”
Cue the speculation of who will be chosen to play the part of Boyce in Strange New Worlds. Never mind that executive producer Akiva Goldsman has “no idea” when the new show will actually begin production! Over the weekend, one intrepid fan made the astute observation that Boyce, originally played by John Hoyt in 1964, looks not dissimilar to prolific Star Trek character actor Jeffrey Combs. In a tweet on Saturday, Andorian Soup (@AndorianSoup) posted pictures of Boyce and Combs side by side with the caption, “WAAAAAAAIT A MINUTE”.
WAAAAAAAIT A MINUTE pic.twitter.com/CpKybYzMD8
— Andorian Soup (@AndorianSoup) May 16, 2020
That tweet, of course, caught many fans’ attention, and was retweeted hundreds of times. Eventually, even Combs himself saw the discussion, and chimed in. He replied to one fan’s comment, saying, “Thank you. Nice thought, but the chasm between what fans want and what the studios want make the chances of it happening slim to none.... and Slim left town.”
But when another fan asked whether he would generally be open to returning to Trek, he said, “Of course. I love Star Trek. Star Trek is life.”
Of course. I love Star Trek. Star Trek is life.
— jeffrey combs (@jeffreycombs) May 18, 2020
So Combs himself is not optimistic about the prospect, but theoretically speaking, if he were to take on the role of Boyce, it would be his ninth distinct character across four Star Trek series.
If you’d like to brush up on either the character of Boyce, or on Combs, you can do that on CBS All Access. You’ll want to re-watch “The Cage” or “The Menagerie” for Boyce, and pretty much any other episode ever for Combs. That’s only a slight exaggeration.
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“There are 10 stories broken” for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, says boss Alex Kurtzman in Comic-Con@Home panel
by Alison Pitt
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is making story progress.
Star Trek boss Alex Kurtzman was speaking briefly at the beginning of the Comic-Con@Home panel yesterday, when moderator Dominic Patten asked him for a status update on the upcoming Pike/Spock/Number One series. He told the viewing audience what the team has been up to, and also revealed that they’ve been talking about it since before Comic-Con last year.
In the pre-recorded message, Kurtzman said, “Alright, so obviously we heard the fans. I really wanted to tell everybody about it last Comic-Con, people were poking around and asking questions, and we couldn’t say anything. But we were already having real, active conversations at that point.”
He continued with more details about the writers’ room. “The room has started,” he said. “There are 10 stories broken, which is very exciting, and they’re just sort of at the beginning, but it was one of those shows that I think everybody came in with such enthusiasm and so much love.”
That’s the extent of the Strange New Worlds news from Comic-Con@Home, but given the fan response so far, we’re sure to hear more about the series in the coming months.
by Alison Pitt
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is making story progress.
Star Trek boss Alex Kurtzman was speaking briefly at the beginning of the Comic-Con@Home panel yesterday, when moderator Dominic Patten asked him for a status update on the upcoming Pike/Spock/Number One series. He told the viewing audience what the team has been up to, and also revealed that they’ve been talking about it since before Comic-Con last year.
In the pre-recorded message, Kurtzman said, “Alright, so obviously we heard the fans. I really wanted to tell everybody about it last Comic-Con, people were poking around and asking questions, and we couldn’t say anything. But we were already having real, active conversations at that point.”
He continued with more details about the writers’ room. “The room has started,” he said. “There are 10 stories broken, which is very exciting, and they’re just sort of at the beginning, but it was one of those shows that I think everybody came in with such enthusiasm and so much love.”
That’s the extent of the Strange New Worlds news from Comic-Con@Home, but given the fan response so far, we’re sure to hear more about the series in the coming months.
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Re: Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
Auf StarTrek.com ist gestern am Star Trek Tag auch ein Panel von dieser Serie gestreamt worden. Sollte unter Videos zu finden sein. Viele der Cast waren dabei. Peck und Mount auch.
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Re: Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
Wenn wir eins gelernt haben mit Star Trek, dann, daß es immer etwas neues gibt.
Heute war es dann soweit.
Die Cast verkündet offiziell, sie sind in Produktion.
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7ON8cDbmgw&ab_channel=ParamountPlus
Heute war es dann soweit.
Die Cast verkündet offiziell, sie sind in Produktion.
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7ON8cDbmgw&ab_channel=ParamountPlus
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Re: Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
Die Cast ist mir unbekannt, abgesehen von den dreien aus DISCO. Bin gespannt, wie die neuen Charaktere sind.
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Re: Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
Gestern von Paramount+ angekündigt:
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds has been renewed for a second season ahead of its season one debut, which will premiere on Thursday, May 5. Following the premiere, new episodes will drop weekly on Thursdays.
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Re: Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
Also ich finde ja das Teaser Poster das sie gestern veröffentlicht haben total schick:
Hier geht es zu mehr Info: https://blog.trekcore.com/2022/02/first ... er-debuts/
Hier geht es zu mehr Info: https://blog.trekcore.com/2022/02/first ... er-debuts/
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Re: Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
Ich freu mich!
Und es wird gerade mehr geteasert zu Section 31 und Starfleet Academy! Supi!!!!
Und es wird gerade mehr geteasert zu Section 31 und Starfleet Academy! Supi!!!!
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Re: Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
Klingt interessant und sieht toll aus
Ronon: Einsatzbericht: Michael hat Atlantis überfallen, wollte die Stadt in die Luft jagen, haben ihn aufgehalten. Ende des Berichts.
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Re: Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
Hat davon einer was mitbekommen? Kommt Colm Meaney in Strange New Worlds zurück oder sind das nur gute Montagen, die im Netz kursieren?
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Re: Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
Ich glaub da erlauben sich mal wieder die Leute einen Scherz die Colm Meaney und Anson Mount in "Hell On Wheels" zusammen gesehen haben. (Sehr gute Serie btw.)