Slice of SciFi Poll Beginning June 1, 2008

n

{democracy:81}

Comments

  1. Kyle Nin says:

    25th century or beyond. Then there would be more freedom in the story-making. No problems with continuity and such.

  2. Arkle says:

    I'm satill of the opinion that carrying on in the novels as they were before is the best idea. The post-series DS9 books (sometimes referred to as Season 8) are awesome, and New Frontier is still kickin' butt and taking initials (Mackenzie Calhoun doesn't stick around long enough for names ;-) ). It worked for Star Wars (well, up until the New Jedi order series, but let's not get into that).

  3. Dube says:

    I voted for the first one, but it was really a tie between that one and the "distant future." When I saw glimpses of the Federation as "time cops" in some of the series, it seemed a pretty fascinating idea.

  4. Mark in St. Louis says:

    I haven't read many of the books (don't have as much time to read as I use to), but Darker Projects has a Star Trek series called "Lost Frontier", set not too long after TNG/DS9 (Pickard and Riker are mentioned to possibly still be alive). The premise is that, about 10-15 years earlier, a virus destroyed the federation, no surviving ships can go more than about warp 2, and a new Enterprise (NCC-1701F) has been built to try to reunite the Federation. I'd love to see something like that made into a series.

  5. Hedragon says:

    I really liked the few episodes in Voyager with the Timeship Relativity. Gimme more crazy timejumping action!

  6. Casper says:

    A tie between post-Picard and 25th Century here, too. Maybe something in between. Went for post-Picard, though. But only because the DS9 option was mysteriously left out! ;-)
    Hey, maybe I should check out those books, eh?

  7. Arkle says:

    Casper: The first 5 stories in the relaunch are available in an Omnibus edution called Twist of Faith.

Speak Your Mind

Connect with Facebook

*