If newcomers think they take care of literally decades The Lube "Star Trek" was heavy enough, and then try to lower the rabbit hole in various projects and productions that they never did through the finish line. The franchise is full of remnants of films and shows that, for one reason or another, it has ended up lost in the development of hell. Remember All the recent drama and controversy over Quentin Tarantino's script? For a more reference to a deep reduction, Treates may indicate that moody Gene Roddenberry series, temporarily entitled "Phase II". But with "Alien: Earth" that is currently breaking up in FX, it is worth re -examining the idea of ​​creator Noah Holly for the movie "Trek" that just shouldn't have been.

Ever since his series "Alien" Prequel was just a promising terrain, "Fargo" and "Legion" the master set their views on a much more promising and optimistic universe. His film "Star Trek" got all kinds of coverage, singling out what could come back when developing, but very little information was reported about what it would happen to, to connect to the Abrams films (if at all), or even when set up in the series. It will eventually be out of disregard as Howley and Paramount could not push the project through the finish lineBut we finally get some answers to those pressing questions.

In a recent interview for Male newspaper (through Gismodo.

"It was great. And, we had sound stages in Australia. We were on the runway and negotiated with the actors. Mostly, what I can say was that it was a really tough loss because we came closer. It was an original story that was not related to Chris, nor was it connected to Captain Kirk."

"Star Trek" remains at a very fascinating intersection, at a variety of. While Paramount+ continues to be a place for all series of streaming, the recent cancellation of a large number of shows (including "lower decks", "Discovery" and Even "strange new worlds" when he finishes his fifth season in the coming years) left the future a little in doubt. "The Starflit Academy represents the biggest adventure that arrives through the line, for sure, but what else should Trekis expect? It has been almost a decade since Star Trek Beyond hit theaters as the last theater, while "Part 31" was essentially thrown to streaming last year. In a sense, Trek has never been more successful or fruitful than it has in the last few years ... But on the other hand, the lack of new blockbuster films is found to be a shameful franchise deficiency.

Noah Holly's underdeveloped film is a possible way that could follow the franchise, and his allusion to the "films", the plural, certainly suggests that his plans were bigger and wider than we could have imagined. We know that some of The "actors" to which he referred to, included two very recognizable names in Kate Blanchett and Rami Malek In undiscovered roles, at least. As far as the tone is concerned, it would obviously return to the roots of the series as more cerebral and thinking about science fictionAgainst the escape and pistol, the Wizz Bang action that Abrams has popularized with his two films. But while the name lowering data (of all characters) immediately makes all speeds start spinning, it is important to note that it seems to suggest that thematic a connection instead of open to the true character. Of course, Brent Spainer has repeated his role along with many of his members of the "next generation" in the last season of Star Trek: Picard ... But who should say that you will no longer discover when it comes to life forms of Android in a broader sense?

We will probably never see what Holly would predict for Star Trek, but at the moment we see some terribly similar material during the debut season of Alien: Earth. The new episodes are aired on FX and Hulu every Tuesday.