Netflix is bringing back Black Mirror in 2025
Netflix is bringing back Black Mirror in 2025
Six new episodes — including a sequel.
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I'm both intrigued and worried about a USS Callister sequel. Sometimes (many times) it's hard to recapture the magic.
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How many iterations of TOS have we seen?
Didn't they also leave the chat?
Revisiting a universe isn't a bad thing, it just has to be done well. I so wanted a Sulu/Excelsior series or movie after ST V, and all the fan made stuff shows people love the ST sandbox to make up new adventures. I think Andor showed that getting away from the main cast can work.
I'll go way out and say I'd love to see an epic series built upon the Star Fleet Battles universe history and lore. Intergalactic war with the Andromedans and the unique ships and weapons never seen yet on any show.
I tried watching Andor but checked out after it had been 20 minutes and Commander Shran hadn't shown up. Does he appear later in the series?
I picked 'Prodigy' because it was the silliest version I could think of. Haven't watched Lower Decks, so I can't comment.
My dream Trek series would be to go back to the beginning and scrap ALL the mythology. No Klingons or Vulcans. All the aliens look truly alien. No halfbreeds like Belana or Spock. It's the year 2315 AD and there's a starship with a crew of 500 exploring the Galaxy. Fresh start.
Lower Decks is fantastic. Mariner is amazing.
Also I'm pretty sure it's covered more about the orions than any other source.