Wahoo. Hope it is good.

I really liked STTNG, and he is a great actor. 

Although I think its probably at least 18 months (2020) before this thing might hit screens , there currently is no title, no scripts,

"As he left the stage following his 10-minute appearance in front of the convention crowd, he clarified that the series — which does not yet have an announced title — is still early in pre-production, and that no scripts have yet been written. “We’re still talking story,” said Stewart."

http://trekcore.com/blog/2018/08/patrick-stewart-returns-new-star-trek-series-announcement/

But as with everything in Hollywood-land , the first step to getting a show to fly is getting the lead actor "attached" to then drag along supporters,  It will be interesting to see what other TNG  (or DS9/VOY) alum will choose to appear,

Its also interesting that the  "TV" Star trek remains firmly in the "Prime" timeline, 

wellygary:

 

But as with everything in Hollywood-land , the first step to getting a show to fly is getting the lead actor "attached" to then drag along supporters,  It will be interesting to see what other TNG  (or DS9/VOY) alum will choose to appear.

 

Interestingly, even though Patrick Stewart is by far the oldest TNG cast member, he is one of the only ones I can see as being in good enough physical shape to reprise his role.

Although Michael Dorn should be a no-brainer as I believe he has wanted to return to the role for years with a Captian Worf show. And Worf did become one of the most interesting and fleshed out characters in TNG and DS9.

As awful as it sounds, age and weight has probably gotten the best of much of the original cast.

I'd like to see Stewart and Dorn headline it with the rest of the cast being newcomers, but maybe allowing for some cameos from the some of the original TNG cast.

Cool

Make it so

Couldnt help but read his social media post with his voice.

I have immediate imaginations of a Post sabred Jedi ghost appearance for like 2 eps.

Cause, you know.. It's not like a certain other resent franchise of it wasn't bouncing around alternate timelines or anything...

Paul1977:

 

wellygary:

 

But as with everything in Hollywood-land , the first step to getting a show to fly is getting the lead actor "attached" to then drag along supporters,  It will be interesting to see what other TNG  (or DS9/VOY) alum will choose to appear.

 

 

Interestingly, even though Patrick Stewart is by far the oldest TNG cast member, he is one of the only ones I can see as being in good enough physical shape to reprise his role.

 

Although Michael Dorn should be a no-brainer as I believe he has wanted to return to the role for years with a Captian Worf show. And Worf did become one of the most interesting and fleshed out characters in TNG and DS9.

 

As awful as it sounds, age and weight has probably gotten the best of much of the original cast.

 

Hey, the Rolling Stones can still strut,  :)

On a more serious note,  Brent Spiner is still actively acting, and its really only Mr Frakes who has fully embraced the director "lifestyle"

If you dig up convention footage from the last couple of years most are not too badly off for being in their 60s

In my Ready Room, Number One.

Paul1977:

 

wellygary:

 

But as with everything in Hollywood-land , the first step to getting a show to fly is getting the lead actor "attached" to then drag along supporters,  It will be interesting to see what other TNG  (or DS9/VOY) alum will choose to appear.

 

 

Interestingly, even though Patrick Stewart is by far the oldest TNG cast member, he is one of the only ones I can see as being in good enough physical shape to reprise his role.

 

Although Michael Dorn should be a no-brainer as I believe he has wanted to return to the role for years with a Captian Worf show. And Worf did become one of the most interesting and fleshed out characters in TNG and DS9.

 

As awful as it sounds, age and weight has probably gotten the best of much of the original cast.

 

I'd like to see Stewart and Dorn headline it with the rest of the cast being newcomers, but maybe allowing for some cameos from the some of the original TNG cast.

 

Still waiting for The Wesley Crusher Show.....

wellygary:

Paul1977:

wellygary:

But as with everything in Hollywood-land , the first step to getting a show to fly is getting the lead actor "attached" to then drag along supporters,  It will be interesting to see what other TNG  (or DS9/VOY) alum will choose to appear.

Interestingly, even though Patrick Stewart is by far the oldest TNG cast member, he is one of the only ones I can see as being in good enough physical shape to reprise his role.

Although Michael Dorn should be a no-brainer as I believe he has wanted to return to the role for years with a Captian Worf show. And Worf did become one of the most interesting and fleshed out characters in TNG and DS9.

As awful as it sounds, age and weight has probably gotten the best of much of the original cast.

Hey, the Rolling Stones can still strut,  :)

On a more serious note,  Brent Spiner is still actively acting, and its really only Mr Frakes who has fully embraced the director "lifestyle"

If you dig up convention footage from the last couple of years most are not too badly off for being in their 60s

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Still waiting for The Wesley Crusher Show..... 

I think he only acts on The Big Bang Theory now 

allan: I think he only acts on The Big Bang Theory now 

Paul1977:

https://edition.cnn.com/2018/08/05/entertainment/patrick-stewart-star-trek-return/index.html

I hope they do this justice.