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Straczynski + Trek = WRITE!
Posted in: Uncategorized by Cat on February 15, 2005
My letter, prompted by this exciting tidbit:
Paramount Studios
5555 Melrose Avenue
Hollywood, CA 90038Dear Paramount:
I recently learned that J. Michael Straczynski, one of the finest voices in current science fiction, has expressed interest in developing an original Star Trek series.
I’m terrible about writing letters. My favorite aunt hasn’t heard from me in six months. But as a long-time fan of Star Trek, I felt compelled to write and tell you how excited I am about even an inkling of a chance that Straczynski might become involved with Trek.
With the exception of Enterprise, I have loved every incarnation of Trek, happily purchasing the DVD sets and introducing the shows to new fans. At the end of the second season of Enterprise, I was left cold. Star Trek had become, well, typical television. Repetetive, over-sexualized (sure, sex is good, but too much of it is the wrong feel for Trek), and predictable. Everything that earlier series were not.
As much of a Trek fan as I am, I must say that I’ve never seen better than Straczynski’s Babylon 5. Though wordy and melodramatic at times, Bab5 was solidly written, well-acted, and elegantly produced. Straczynski is the absolute perfect match for Trek, which
Comments OffPortland Bloggers This Friday
Posted in: Portland by Cat on February 1, 2005
Okay, this time I remembered to blog about it before it happened. The Portland Bloggers will be gathering at Backspace this Friday, at 6pm. I have no idea what our fearless leader has in the way of making our group stand out from the rest. So, wander in, look lost, ask embarrassing questions. You’ll find us eventually.