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What's next for "Star Trek" after "Strange New Worlds" concludes with season 5? One terrain can throw the franchise even more in the past by the end of the 22th century, the earliest years of the United Federation of Planets.

The The idea comes from actor Scott Bacula, a former star Trek: Enterprise, "" and writer/producer of Enterprise Mike Susman. Enterprise was a foretold set in the 2150s, a decade before the federation was founded. Bacula played the Athonian Archer, Captain of the first Starswide company. Unfortunately, Enterprise lasted only four seasons - a real shame, as the show passed seasons 3 and 4 spreading the wings after a rough start.

Enterprise has revealed that Archer will eventually serve as president of the Federation from 2184 to 2192 as background details. Bacula and Susman have made the essence of their field, "Old Trek: United", which (if gathered) will follow Archer during his presidential term. In the comments to the threads (Who first broke the news of the ground), Susman said he thinks "United" cannot be just a "western wing" in space, but also Star Trek's response to "Andor", ie More political and established series.

Susman revealed a few additional details on the field, including what he predicts as the scene of the series opening: Archer and his team are fighting in the Romulan country. Or, as Susman said, the scene of the 7 "company" season that never was:

"Something that has become clear to me from feedback, because for the first time we started talking about this, is fans who say they never had to see the war in Romulan. We were waiting for it, and you guys just sort of skipping over it (in the" Enterprise "series). And I share their frustration. Therefore, I would like to show (some) it and a certain crucial moment that is not just a pure fan.

Romans are some of Star Trek's oldest villainsDebiting the original series "Star Trek" during the "Balance of Terror" episode. That episode revealed that, 100 years before, Starflit and the Romules fought with interplanetary, which ended up with them declaring a neutral zone between their territories.

Season 4 "Enterprise" began to be built until the war in Romulan, with plans for war to become the Focus on the show if it is She got the fifth season and beyond. The episode "Kirschara" found that the romules were infiltrated in volcanic society, the entire part of the long game for "unification" with (read: conquer) their long lost cousins.

Three-part "Enterprise" bow ("Babel One", "United" and "Aenaar") He then tied the founding of the federation with Romulan's expansion. People, volcanoes, Andorians and terrarites form an alliance against Romulan attacks, the first step the four species take to merge as a federation. Romulan's war turns him into a permanent alliance.

Due"Under Raptor's wing" and "To brave the storm" by Michael A. Martin) Chronicle of the war. By day -today, the conflict was never shown on the Star Trek screen.

The "Balance of Terror" found that people had never seen the Romans during the war, which was fought with "primitive" atomic weapons and ships. These details really do not match the technology in the company. The series was valuable about the main characters that the Romules never saw, and Susman sees those gowns and Dagers as an opportunity.

"It seems almost that the federation, or the people of the earth, like the Romans, do not want volcanoes to know who they are. And why would that? I think it's a very intriguing question. I certainly have my ideas."

While United probably can't show Romulan's entire war, Susman concluded that the romules could still be characterized by more subtle villains. He mentioned a "company" character he would like to return is Talok (Todd Stesvik) of "Kirschara", a Romanian spy who represented himself as a volcano. Since then, Steswick has played the captain Sho of Star Trek: Picard. Perhaps he could take a double duty and repeat both roles of different plays "Trek".

What about the other characters, like Effeefrey Combs as Archer's Andianian Fromem turned into an ordinary friend, Shran? Susman replied that all arrival would have to be worth it.

"The question with the return of the cast is, you can't have Jef Combs (like Shran) just to appear at the meeting and say," Right of Gin President ", and then disappear. They must be integral in the story. It said: I would like to return them all in one way."

Olloven Blalok, who played the first Archer T'POL volcano officer, is mostly retired, but recently made Voice of voice like T'Pol on "Star Trek: Lower decks". However, Susman noted that there would be a lot of focus on new characters, ie. Archer's children (adults), who serve in various roles through the federations themselves.

"Archer would be in a place in his life where Scott's kind now, where Scott is a family man. He has four adult children. And so, I gave Archer four adult children, and the story is as much for them as for him."

On that note: the series "Enterprise" of the series "these are trips ..." jumped before 2161, ending with the federation's establishment ceremony. United will gather 23 years later. In the real world, it has been 20 years since Enterprise came out of the air, so time is right for Archer to make another shot.