[ SECRET POST #5834 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5834 ⌋

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[philstar22]

Personally I like the Trek approach. Then again, also like the Star Wars approach. In both cases there is something for everyone, but you can also skip what you aren't interested in.

[(Anonymous)]

The adaptations sure are springing up like mushrooms these days...

[(Anonymous)]

If anything, I think they should care less about internal lore and interconnectedness, and throw even more things at the wall to see what sticks

I just wish they would try a show that's pure episodic and low budget

[(Anonymous)]

I havent been keeping up with Star Trek at all, but the franchize did "coherent interconnected universe" for years so I'm okay with them letting their hair down or whatever.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think that's really true about Star Trek?

[(Anonymous)]

They had two shows running simultaneously for most of the 90s plus movies and had to hold all of that together in continuity.

Maybe were defining things differently but I don't see how that isn't a coherent interconnected universe.

(While were on the subject, what is Star Trek doing now that's not that? Genuinely curious since I haven't been watching.)

[(Anonymous)]

I would take "coherent interconnected universe" to mean that, like, the interconnections matter to the story - that knowing the details of the interconnections is important for making sense of what is happening in the individual installments.

That's not really the case in TNG/DS9/VOY - for the most part, they stand alone on their own two feet. There are a few characters who show up in both shows, and a few crossovers here and there, and obviously they're all in the same setting. But DS9 is largely self-contained as a narrative. So is TNG, so is Voyager.

Whereas something like Andor, a huge part of what's going on in the story and how we make sense of the story has to do with the characters' and the storyline's relation to the larger Star Wars franchise.

(I also have not watched the new ST shows so I can't really say what they're doing lol)