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Undeveloped Star Trek projects

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Many projects have been partially developed for Star Trek beginning in the 1970s. There have also been deleted scenes for completed projects.

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[edit] Movies

[edit] Nemesis follow-up

An eleventh Star Trek movie was initially planned during production on the tenth film, Star Trek Nemesis. Nemesis co-writers John Logan and Brent Spiner intended to follow that film with a "crossover" sequel. After Nemesis failed financially, however, this plan was abandoned. [1]

[edit] Live-action television series

[edit] Animated Star Trek

[edit] 1990 animated Star Trek

In 1990, Paramount Pictures attempted to sell an idea for an animated series that combined characters from Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: The Original Series. None of the networks or syndicators at the time were interested in the series and it was unsold. Rick Berman said such a project would have "diluted the franchise."

Cel art from this series has been seen in various Star Trek conventions over the years, and it has been stated to be well-drawn.

[edit] Star Trek: The Lions of the Night

Around 2003 Star Trek: The Lions of the Night was the concept by writer Jimmy Diggs to produce a movie era CGI animated Star Trek adventure. He described the plot the following way: "... Captain Sulu takes command of the Enterprise-B and must stop a Kzinti invasion of Federation Space." Artist Court Jones created several sketches to depict a new concept of Kzinti that were looking more dangerous as well as a concept of how the Kzinti assault fleet would look.

The material of this animated series would be recycled by the writer for an article in Star Trek: Communicator (issue #149) and later for the Star Trek: Enterprise season 5 episode "Kilkenny Cats".

[edit] In development

The following project is in development and is not yet in production:

[edit] See also

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