As every fever could tell you, "Star Trek: Enterprise" ended in a very unsatisfactory way. Unlike the three performances "Star Trek" that preceded (lasting seven seasons), Enterprise left the air waves after only four, indicating that viewers were just a kind of franchise. The Enterprise, which debuted just weeks after 11.09, fought to find an audience in the newly suspicious and military happy world, never getting the knife. Her team of Starflit, led by the captain of stability, Athonatan Archer (Scott Bacula), are well known from deep paths that struggled to stick to the series.

Also, the latest episode of the show was notorious. Instead of completing the arches of the characters that followed the series, the audience of the series, and the action was quickly advanced for several centuries in the events of "Star Trek: the next generation", where Commander Reeker (Athonetan Freks) proved to recreate the events of "Star Trek: Enterprise". It was a clear attempt to pamper the fans and no one is a fonduent of the way it was handled. Archer has not been heard since then, at least not in any canonical projects "Star Trek".

Now, it seems that Captain Archer could return to the small screen ... as president. Talking to TrekmovieThe longtime "Enterprise" writer/producer Michael Susman said he and Bacula are looking at President Archer's TV series together. The idea came up, perhaps naturally, after Paramount+ debuted "Star Trek: Picard". After all, if Picard can have its own show, why not Archer? Susman apparently wrote Bacula's e-mail Jokey about the possibility of a series called "Star Trek: Archer", but both immediately felt it was actually a good idea.

As Susman sees, making Captain Archer with a higher level in the Starflit command is not only a natural progression for the character, but also the one that is actually based on a retail, barely noticeable piece of the canon "Old Trek". During "in the mirror, dark, part II" (The second half of one of the best episodes of Enterprise( There, the wicked Archer looks at the files of "definitely" staff and finds his "good" colleague's files. Sharp eyes will notice that the file reveals that Archer has not only become Admiral, but he was also the chief of the Starflit command office at one point. After that, he served as an honorary guard of Andian Imperial, eventually became ambassador to Andoria. This song, as Archer had a close relationship with Andorian Shran (EFFRI COMBS), one of the best characters of "Enterprise".

After that, Archer worked as an adviser to the federation before, in 2184, he was elected president of the country. His bow was, even if he just barely looked at the canonical record. As Sasman noticed on the throats:

"It seemed to me that someone on the writing staff, not the artistic department, had to write this graphic. Someone was supposed to think about this, right? This would be a graphic that wrote Archer's life and career after the series ended.

And if Archer is president, then why not make a "Star Trek" series about it? "Holy S ***," Susman added, "I actually have an idea for a series, returning to that graphic overview of the screen I planted all those years earlier."

When he described the potential TV series of President Archer, Susman compared him to political shows such as West Wing and Diplomat, only set in the Star Trek Universe. He wants to call it "Star Trek: United" - with or without bowel - and thinks he can explore the pace of time in the history of the federation when trying to maintain lasting peace. As he said:

"It is a political thriller and family drama set in those chaotic, formative years of the federation. (...) We have done 98 hours of" enterprise "and I think he felt (Bacula) really researched that character, but this was a very different direction for Archer to enter. And I think he was really intrigued by that. "

Susman added that "Star Trek: United" would be more mature than previous Star Trek shows, hoping to do for the franchise that made Andor for the franchise "War on the Starvers". He also said he had already taken his idea to Alex Kurzman, the current main greeting on the Star Trek property, putting him as a potential series. The meeting went well, and Susman is fully ready to return to a longer meeting on the ground if Kurzman continues to consider the idea intriguing.

Of course, the future of the "Star Trek" franchise is very much in flux. On the eve of the Paramount's joining with SkaenanceGreat restructuring occurs in the parent company of the property. The new bosses, however, are said to be tricky, so many feel hope for additional Star Trek projects in the future. As for this writing, the only "Star Trek" series is still ongoing "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds", with "Academy Starfleet Academy" also planned to be released in the early part of 2026. Is there room for "Star Trek: United" in the current landscape? Susman and Bacula are of course hoping.