Just jettison everything made after the next to last episode of Enterprise. The last episode of Enterprise is about as bad as anything Kurtzman did--the rest of the show was pretty good though.
I would start a new series between Enterprise and TOS. Give the Enterprise crew a proper send off for a bit of fan service and to show the studio cares, then launch deep into the early days of the Federation and more first contacts in what will be a fresh, new galaxy in universe to explore. That way, you're also avoiding hundreds of episodes worth of lore/homework.
I was starting to get into Enterprise when I binged it 12 years ago. I enjoyed it quite a bit till the ending, which was forced because the show was not renewed.
It would be nice to see a reunion of Enterprise cast, but another reunion of TOS or TNG would be retreading old ground. How many times do we have to give Kirk an elegant or heroic exit??
I like the idea of dealing with first contacts and the politics that grows the Federation from a middling power to the (mostly) dominate force in the galaxy. That could also lead directly into a possible new series if the show is good. Lots of potential.
Just jettison everything made after the next to last episode of Enterprise. The last episode of Enterprise is about as bad as anything Kurtzman did--the rest of the show was pretty good though.
I would start a new series between Enterprise and TOS. Give the Enterprise crew a proper send off for a bit of fan service and to show the studio cares, then launch deep into the early days of the Federation and more first contacts in what will be a fresh, new galaxy in universe to explore. That way, you're also avoiding hundreds of episodes worth of lore/homework.
Yeah, memory hole everything Kurtzman touched.
I was starting to get into Enterprise when I binged it 12 years ago. I enjoyed it quite a bit till the ending, which was forced because the show was not renewed.
It would be nice to see a reunion of Enterprise cast, but another reunion of TOS or TNG would be retreading old ground. How many times do we have to give Kirk an elegant or heroic exit??
I like the idea of dealing with first contacts and the politics that grows the Federation from a middling power to the (mostly) dominate force in the galaxy. That could also lead directly into a possible new series if the show is good. Lots of potential.