The third season of Star Trek: Picard He introduced one of the best new "Star Trek" characters in many years. Captain Liam Show, played by Todd Steswick, was commander of USS Titan-A, a mass-renewed version of the ship ever commanded by Captain Reeker (Athonatan Freyks). Joe was Bruce, protected and there was no patience for correctness. When Reeker and Picard (Patrick Stewart) - deeply respected through Starflit - ask to borrow Titan for a secret, personal mission, which immediately refused. No, you can't use my boat. Then he gives them the unpleasant beds to sleep.

Joe is a little hole, but he's wrong. He has no obligation to expose Reeker and Picard's rules and feel furious with them when their personal mission attracts attackers and sales hunters. He didn't ask for it. Joe also had a combat relationship with his first officer, Commander Seven of Nine (Eriers Ryan), formerly on Star Trek: Voyager. He insisted, pretty rough, when she called her with her birth. He lives beside the book and is a former engineer who never wanted to be a captain. It's a novel about Star Trek: The captain who hates his job. He was glorious cantonous, and many passengers were very, very upset when he died before Picard finished.

Showrunner Terry Matalas, in the latest episodes of Picard, has clearly set up a pilot on the back. The series ended with seven of the nine as Titan-A captain, recently re-examined the company, as she entered the stars on her own research mission. This was supposed to lead to a spin-off series that Matalas wanted to call "Old Trek: Heritage". Unfortunately, what would not be part of this new show because he was dead.

But at Star Trek's recent Convention in Las Vegas, Nevada (As it is covered by the threads), Matalas and Steswick both came out on the record of how the captain show could return.

It seems that it would be an Enterprise-G hologram for engineering. It should be noted immediately that Matalas's trick failed. Although he handed over to a new series of silver plate, the company did not take the bait. "Star Trek: Legacy" was not green.And no official production movement was made. Many Trakes wanted "Star Trek: Legacy" and there were campaigns for writing letters that supported Matalas's ideas, but they had no fruit. Matalas moved to the series "Vision Quest", and the character who remained dead forever.

There were some fun theories of fans who suggest that what he would return to "inheritance", however, returned to life by Borg Nanets. This would have been an irony for the character, as he always hated Borg for the untouched destruction they made to Starflit. Matalas is notorious about the state of "inheritance", But the project was closed long enough, which probably felt comfortable talking about the Trek Convention. One fan asked if he would resurrect Borg technology for "inheritance", and Matalas said not. However, he said there was still a place for a show. According to his words:

"Wille I say, because we are so far from the possibility of 'Inheritance'That (show) would not have come back to life with Borg Nanets ... He was supposed to be an emergency engineering hologram, which he did not want to exclude and was really upset that Titan was turned into the company and would refuse to call it a company late. "

Stashwick added that he would be called "Shaw-Logram". This is perfect for a show.

As mentioned, the captain Shaw was a former engineer. Picard explains that he was only stumbled in the Arswalks command during a high -highest battle that killed his commander. He seemed to be offended like a captain, did not want high -risk missions and was more interested in mechanics and engineering. The idea of having an emergency humanoid hologram on Hipwar was introduced to Star Trek: Voyager, when the main medical officer on the ship died and was replaced by a temporary holographic helper. The holographic doctor (Robert Picardo) eventually gained sensitivity and formed his own personality.

And, if there is an emergency hologram, then other Stars' departments would certainly have their emergency replacements. At "Star Trek: Prodigy", for example there was an emergency hologram of the command played by Kate Mulgru. Why not have a holographic engineer? And, why not incorporate memories and person on the show in the hologram, to effectively resurrect it? He will be facilitated not to be captain, and he will really get annoyed by his ship, Titan-a, rethinking the company-d without his word. The dynamics between Joe and seven of the nine was fascinating: they had to work very closely together as colleagues, but they hated each other personally. With holographic sho, that dynamics could be held.

But then, all this is academic. "Legacy" remains a dream and it seems that it is unlikely that it will ever be done. Matalas was peaceful diplomatically about the show, saying:

"There is still a lot of travel to expect. There is the last season of" Strange New Worlds "and" Starflit "Academy. So I think even we're all on the sidelines, we're still cheering for the franchise. "

It is very ambassador to him, who is in the spirit of Star Trek. The fact that we are robbed by more stories at Liam Show is another reason to be upset that "heritage" will never appear.