- Di 2. Aug 2016, 19:50
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Fuller bestätigt inoffiziell die Theorie bezüglich der Schiffs-Nummer. Scheint wohl leider wirklich ein Prequel zu werden, das noch vor TOS angesiedelt ist. Naja, vergrößert nicht gerade meine Erwartungen, weil der Ausgang aller großen Ereignisse somit schon vorweg bekannt ist, aber besser als gar kein TV-Trek. Der wichtigste Schlüssel zu einer guten Trek Serie werden (für mich) sowieso wie immer die Charaktere sein und immerhin übernimmt es den serialisierten Part von DS9.
http://www.aintitcool.com/node/75876
It turns out CBS' "Star Trek Discovery" will NOT be set subsequent to Kathryn Janeway's adventures in the Delta Quadrant.
In fact, "Star Trek Discovery" will be set before Kirk and Spock's adventures in the Alpha Quadrant.
“There’s a big clue in the number of the ship [NCC-1031] that indicates when we’re set,” “Star Trek Discovery” showrunner Bryan Fuller just told me over Monday-afternoon coffee in the Beverly Hilton’s Circa 55 poolside restaurant.
Given that the Kirk-Spock Enterprise has a higher registry number of NCC-1701, I’ll declare now that CBS’ new “Star Trek Discovery” adventures are set before Kirk, Spock, McCoy and Scotty started hanging out together on the Enterprise.
I also asked Fuller about Starfleet’s super-secret black ops operation Section 31 (the one depicted in “Deep Space Nine,” “Enterprise” and “Into Darkness”). Is it a coincidence that the Discovery has that “31” at the end of its registry number?
“There are aspects of our first season that, depending on how well versed you are in that mythology, you could either read into it a connection," said Fuller, "or not."
Keep your eyes glued to the Internet on Aug. 10; Fuller says he’s going to “spoiler it up” during the “Star Trek” panel on that penultimate day here at the Television Critics Association summer press tour.
