The Vaadwaur from Dragon's Teeth (Voyager) need to get a continuation too. They were set up as a major threat at the end of the episode and then never heard from again, apart from in STO.
The Vaadwaur were once a major threat to where they weren’t even concerned with the Borg at the height of their power. With the Borg no longer the dominant power in the Delta Quadrant, it’s be nice to see the Vaadwaur have taken over.
Missed the biggest DS9-esque ones: 1) How/when does Sisko come back from the Prophets? 2) What happens to Garak post-Dominion War? 3) Is the Female Founder still in a Federation prison, being re-evaluated every 5o years and 3b) Are there any other extant Changelings after the events of Picard season 3, and what happens to them?
I believe the books have garek becoming the leader of the new cardassian union and he helps to rebuild their civilization. That would be a great storyline to build on tho. Unfortunately well probably never see that storyline on screen just due to the sheer amount of makeup it would take for so many characters every day and cardassians aren't a huge fan favorite. Altho I always felt that race had so much unused potential
There's a documentary called "What we left behind" & it details a season 8 of DS9, set 20 years into the future & how Benjamin returns. It's a really good watch.
I'd like to see two things: What happened in the Mirror Universe after "The Emperor's New Cloak" (DS9). Sure the rebels captured Regent Worf, but what happened after that? The Klingon-Cardassian Alliance was still out there and the rebels were still on Terok Nor like a sitting duck. I would have liked to see the Earth-Romulan War. Theoretically, this could have happened during ST Enterprise had the series ran a few more seasons.
That... didn't consider it but YES. Bring her back as a permanent member of the crew. Along with Mika Burton. Let the 'La Forge sisters' amuck on the enterprise-g. Sidney at the helm while Alandra as chief of engineering. Imagine the potential there!
If Naomi does come back, I genuinely hope she's not in Starfleet. It would be an interesting turn for the character and could be used to great effect writing a story that resonates with all the young adults today who've been forced down paths they didn't want just to survive.
@@DStrormer This is a really good idea. Sadly with the writers strike and now actors strike. It's going to be difficult to get this series off the ground.
I want to see a short of Data meeting Soji, especially after i re-watched The Offspring just last night. Also, I want to see a comedic skits with Will Wheaton and Ed Speleers bickering as half brothers who can't get along.
@@mechaotaku394 that's what happened irl to the idea, in universe we never see that race again after that one episode and there's no evidence that the borg were connected to the bugs, I like to think that they came from a different galaxy so the bugs are still on their way and won't show up until 1-200 years later on a show that doesn't exist yet
Ensign Sito, MIA. There was no body so she wasn't necessarily dead. Though, I admit the best time to have done that would have been after Worf joined DS9 with Cardassians being a major presence. And I'll never stop feeling short changed that they didn't attempt some follow up/closure of her character during that time. Maybe they could put that in a list of Missed Opportunities.
Future Guy and Breen are both a case of "reveal will only disappoint." In both cases, you will only make a small group happy with what the writers have chosen
Some of mine: 1. Where are Kurn, Martok, and Alexander? 2. Where are the Klingons in the 3190s? Did somebody set off the bomb? 3. Where are Gary Seven and Roberta Lincoln? 4. Are the Metrons and the Melkotians still around? 5. With most of the Trill gone, where is Dax? 6. Will we ever see Captain Garth on SNW? 7. What happened to the rest of the bridge crew from The Cage? 8. Where is Queen Agnes? 9. Will we get a Harry Mudd or Sam Cogley show? 10. Will we see Vger's planet?
Jerati Borg vs. Dominion Borg. Did Jerati’s voluntary assimilation Borg fight the traditional Canon Borg? Or just wait for Voyager “Endgame” to decimate them and then take over. Not to mention the revelation in Picard that they had united with the Dominion. Did they ally with the Dominion or did they assimilate the Great Lake? And did this lead to them fighting back against the Jerati faction? There are so many ways this could go, not to mention the Picard storyline launch of Queen Jerati back to the Delta Quadrant “Voyager” in reverse. And who or what opened that singularity at the end of Picard Season 2?
I do like the premise and thought it was going to be an endgame part of S03, There are definite logistical problems with it. 1: The borg rarely negotiate. While there is little evidence it seems highly unlikely the borg would be able to assimilate changelings. 2: There really is no dominion borg. Its just the remains of the Borg after Insaneway got done with them. They were clearly on the verge of death and really the queen was the only thing of power left and even she was barely holding on. A fight between the two of them would be over in an instant.
Just tossing it out there, borg did not ally with the dominion. Nor did they assimilate the great link. It was said the changelings working with the borg were a small group who broke away from the great link. They were acting independently of the GL and dominion.
About Picard S3, I understand that, except forthe Titan, all starfleet vessels were successflly assimilated for a few hours. Judging by how that developed in Titan, I ewxpect that all officers in those ships were hunted down and killed by their junior colleagues. I want to see how Starfleet adapted to this event.
A trip to fluidic space would be a FANTASTIC episode for Star Trek: Legacy. The person responsible for opening the first conduit into fluidic space being tasked to transport a delegation to Fluidic space to begin official peace talks.
Soo Early. We all want Legacy, I want to see them bring back Scarlett Pomers as Lt Naomi Wildman to serve under Captain Seven. EDIT: Seriously, Need someone to be able to call Seven out on how bullshit her badass attitude is often just an act. Basically the same vibe when your friends meet your family for the first time. EDIT: So after watching the video what you are saying is we need a Voyager followup series. Prodigy INTENSIFIES!!!!!
Wesley recruiting Kore to be part of the travelers is a nice way to kick off a time travel show and FINALLY get that Assignment: Earth show that Gene Roddenberry was trying to get off the ground.
I think that the #1 item on this list should have been, what happen after Hoshi Sato took command of the Defiant at the end of ENT: "In A Mirror Darkly".
A Borg origin story could be interesting. I’ve always felt a huge opportunity was missed to connect the Borg and the Videans. What if the Borg and Videans were once the same race? One chose to overcome the phage with organic replacement, and the other chose cybernetic replacements..
I feel like… I’d have a long additional list than these 10. No knocking on these 10… I have the same questions about those story threads. 1) What happened to the people of Tarkana 4? Beta Canon talks about these people as WW3 colonists who never gained a utopian view of the universe. That’s interesting. 2) What happened to Thomas Riker? 3) Was Iliana Gamor ever found? 4) What happened to Neelix with his Talaxian colony? 5) What happened to Rugal from DS9? Great beta canon novel about that character. 6) What happened to Savik? 7) How did the Pathfinder project evolve after Voyager came home? 8) Did Captain Maxwell join the Maquis after he was taken into custody after his incident in “The Wounded”? 9) What species were assimilated in the Delta Quadrant after Voyager passed through their systems (Seasons 1-3)? 10) What happened to Maquis survivors after the Dominion War? 11) How well has Rom managed the Ferengi Alliance? 12) How did Quark franchise his business? 13) Did Bajor enter the Federation? If so, how? 14) Did Dax stay a counselor, or like the Beta Canon, did her personality continue to evolve & change as the personalities between Dax & Ezri weren’t finished mixing by the end of Season 7? 15) Did O’Brien like being a professor @ Starfleet Academy? 16) Did Martok become a fair and just chancellor? 17) What happened to Vash? 18) What happened to Kassidy & Baby Sisko #2? 19) Did Jake react to his dad disappearing exactly like the story “The Visitor”, or did he react differently? 20) I’d love to see more stories explaining the Remans. 21) I’d love to see more stories explaining Deltans. 22) I’d love to see more stories explaining the LaForge family & Mrs LaForge. 23) I’d love to see how Cardassians have changed after the Dominion War. 24) I’d love to see how Klingons & Ferengi have changed in the 32nd century.
A story that needs to be continued? Sisko and "will he make a return?" of course, given so far the only DS9 continuation we got was the one-off episode in Lower Decks...
I'd love a Dax series, going throuugh all of the different hosts and their adventures. So many were hinted at throughout DS9, wish they would expand on them on screen, a different Dax host each episode.
They also need to fix the Enterprise finale and explain what happened to Trip, cos his death was clearly faked. Sisko/and other DS9ers have to return at some point. With the latest attempt from Changelings to infiltrate Starfleet, it seems only right to have Odo return at some point. Wesley and Song's daughter becoming interdenominational travelers seems like set up for a story in the future as does the Borg lady from season 2 of Picard and Q's return.
@@tdailey962 This is what i have heard also, which means they could do a show which focus on Section 31. If they're gonna do a movie, it also makes sense for them to do a series and bridge the gap between Archer and Pike's timeline. Having Trip in it will help fix Enterprise's finale and give respect to the stories yet to be told.
Honestly as for the DS9 cast I would rather be patient, Wait for Ronald Moore to wrap up with Outlander (or God forbid, For All Mankind) to free up his time and allow him to do a multi season arc similar to PIC that allows him to focus on those DS9 characters and loose ends.
DS9 mentioned the Breen wear refrigeration suits despite their home planet being a tropical paradise. My headcanon is that they evolved on an ice covered planet and are used to harsh conditions but a runaway greenhouse effect warmed their planet beyond what's habitable... for _them._ To us it's tropical paradise. To them it's a heatwave apocalypse. Hence the cooling suits.
I once read a comic where Voyager came up against a Doomsday Machine in the Delta Quadrant. I can't remember any more than that from it but it at least added the possibility that they were created by a race in the Delta Quadrant. It also adds credence to the theory of them having been created to fight the Borg. As for the Short Treks, I think they're definitely canon as two of the Discovery ones (the one with Po and the one with Captain Georgiou first meeting Saru) have been referenced/followed-up in the main show.
I’d love to see a continuation of the TNG Conspiracy episode aliens, or as STO has named, the Blue Gills. Given the events of Picard Season 3, it would be a repetitive story line at this point though.
Janeway is my absolute favorite captain. Captain Seven could be my very close second. Right now it’s Sisko. If we do get Captain Seven in another series I do want her to a scene with Janeway. Could you imagine. Calmed down Janeway and seasoned Seven together.
1. Whatever happened to Enterprise E? 2. Cristobal Rios - What happened next 3. The Romulan War 4. Where is the Dax Symbiont in the 25th or 32nd Century? 5. Thomas Riker - Dead or Alive? 6. Sito Jaxa - Did she die? 7. Conspiracy aliens - Did they forget about Starfleet? 8. Annorax - Did he still eventually build his timeship? 9. Neelix’s Talaxian Colony visit 10. The death of Kes. Did she have loved ones with her?
1. It was not Worf’s fault (so he says). 2. He lived happily in the 21st Century until he died. Then the crew of The Orville came… (sorry that’s a different universe). 3. Which one? They all end in Neutral Zones, treaties and outposts anyhow. 4. In the 25th Century it’s still with Ezri Dax, then passes onto Trill as usual. In the 32nd Century, Dax is probably ruling a Klingon house. (Just a guess.) 5. Working for Section 31. 6. Yeah, sorry, she died. 7. They probably show up later in the 25th century, but get purged by the upgraded transporter biofilters. 8. This is no time to argue about time. We don’t… have… the time. What was I saying? Oh, Annorax. Yes, and that’s a good script for Prodigy to get one day. 9. Is this the final place he ended up in? He’s happy, so best leave him to it. 10. Not unless she had really good school friends who idolised her for wanting to reach the surface. Yeah, she did, didn’t she.
These are all good or great ideas (I admit I didn't care much for the DS9 episode with the Scrians), and I'd be so happy to see something done with them. And it gives me chills to think that, if made, Star Trek: Legacy would give us Captain Seven doing the title introduction every episode "Space: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise..."
I'd like to see what happened with Emissary Sisko's child with Cassidy Yates. Does he also have a connection to the Prophets? Maybe "go native" on Bajor & become a Vedic? Lots of possibilities
Would love a follow-up on species 8472. The Seven on Nine story is a given. I'd watch anything with her as the main character, but would enjoy some flashbacks to her Fenris Ranger time.
Crossover answer: The Doomsday Machine was created to fight Godzilla's space-born nemesis, King Ghidorah, also known as a destroyer of worlds As for Sela: I've always wondered if she really wasn't alt-timeline Tasha herself, brainwashed by the Tal Shiar and only let out in recent times, altered as she was, because her information and knowledge was hard to make Tasha yield up, so the persona of her 'daughter' was created to subconsciously overcome her resistance.
My first thought when I saw the thumbnail for this video is that you wanted Seven to get the "THERE ARE FOUR LIGHTS!" treatment. I was like, "Whoa... That's a bit harsh."
1.) What happened to the crew of the NX-01 after the ship was decommissioned(feature length adventure including Romulan war or series 5 to end Enterprise). 2.) What happened to the crew and ship USS Enterprise B 3.) The Conspiracy aliens(TNG episode Conspiracy). 4.) What happened to the Klingons post Dominion War. 5.) What happened in the Gamma Quadrant after the Dominion War. 6.) Not just the Vidians but the Kazon with Voyager leaving Kazon/Delta Quadrant.
Cetacean probe... Who sent it? The Gamma Quadrant... What's happening there now? Is it another Neutral Zone situation? What happened to the Enterprise E, what did Worf do?? But yes... Love to know what happenned... A series of mini treks could answer a lot of questions! Tie up loose ends sort of thing. ?
Is it just me or did we all forget there's a massive conduit open (end of picard season 2) and we don't know who did that or why? Any resolution there?
What if the Undeen have their rifts opening for (tech tech) reasons only in the Delta quadrant. Chakotay was in command of the Protostar to be able to travel to those points which is why that ship was needed. The female Undeen and Chakotay seem to have a decent bond and their friendship is what led to more frequent correspondence between their people. Now we have a good amount of story there that can be exploited to show what happened to them. Maybe 🤔
I want a continuation of the robot war from Voyager, which side won, did they learn to replicate? Did they with those massively powerful ships ever encounter and or BEAT the Borg? Could they ever run across Data? There is definitely story opportunities there.
I'd love to see the story of the Vaadwaur from Voyager picked back up! Prodigy could have a run in with them perhaps? Especially with how the episode ends with Janeway saying she thinks we'll see them again... And then they never showed up!? With as vast the underspace was sounding... how could they not have reappeared?
I'm sure y'all have mentioned before the real need to see more Savvik. Either in the movie era or as an elder of some sort in the (theoretical) Legacy era. I have a few things I'd like to see SNW touch on - young Gary Mitchell (honestly, think it would have been more fun for him to be doing the stuff Kirk is set to do in S2), the fall of Garth of Izar, something having to do with Matt Decker, etc. But I'm not sure that fits the concept of your question.
What about the Crystalline Entity, or Gomtoo (possibly misspelled, sorry): are there others of their kind? What about Wesley Crusher: did he deal with Section 31 or the Borg or the Q, or alter the space-time continuum; was he ever reunited with Beverly, and who did he recruit?
Aside from Captain Seven ( a must-be new show) and the Breen (potential bad-guys for Capt 7), none of the others "screamed". Rather, many of the Voyager clips reminded me why I gave up on Voyager. The stories were so outlandish that no amount of "suspension of disbelief" could provide the patience to sit through them.
I genuinely do not want to know more about The Breen. The thing which makes them so interesting for me is all the mystery. Deep down, sure I would love to know "Are they really different species all pretending to be one? If not, then what do those suits do? Are the suits designed to keep their bodies cool because they're from an ice planet or to keep their bodies hot because it's a fire planet? The noises they make, is that their language or are they using a reverse-universal translator to keep others from knowing what they're saying?" As well as many others that I would add if this comment weren't already too long. In reality though, what I truly need is for it to remain a mystery. What makes the Breen so interesting for me is the mystery and intrigue of if what we hear is true or just all part of a con to keep people from knowing the truth about them. What would be better? Forever living in ignorance of what they're really like or learning that it's all a lie, the Breen actually are a bunch of cowards that try to be creepy because in reality they're a bunch of big angry teddy bears?
There's one HUGE storyline that's been left unfinished- Voyager's return home. The borg queen clearly said to Admiral Janeway- "Captain Janeway is about to die. If she has no future, you will never exist, and nothing you've done here today will happen." If that's the case, then in 2404, Janeway MUST complete the loop and return to the delta quadrant or, as the queen said, nothing in Endgame will have happened. I know that the Admiral Janeway from Endgame came from a timeline that's been replaced, but it would completely eliminate the tension in the final act of Endgame if that didn't matter, so I assume the queen knew that the 'new' Admiral Janeway must take the place of the original in the timeline to prevent the timeline reverting to Voyager's original longer trip home.
The return of the Iconians. They are mentioned in Discovery that Starfleet by the 32nd century have spoken to them so they weren't extinct. What do they look like? In 200k years since their escape from their homeworld have they become almost technological gods? Do they want to reclaim their old Empire/homeworld? That would put them immediately into conflict with the Federation and Romulans giving Iconia is slap bang inside the Neutral Zone.
Do hope they green light more Short Treks, it's a great way to try out experimental storytelling and also can be used to to give inexperienced directors and crew teams a chance to work on a larger IP without the pressure of doing a major movie or show.
There's two of them that I'd love to see get a continueation(?) & I'll even say why with them; 1-Captain Seven of Nine: I want to see this because she's such a beautiful character she's gone through so much as a character that it's hard not to love her for it and because of what all she's gone through she'd make an amazing Captain to watch the rest of the universe through. 2-The dude from the Calypso short: This guy is one of my favorite actor's and to see the universe from his point of view would be a breath of fresh air until they put out a new Season of Discovery for use anyway.
@@adamgoss3638 The one that they mintion in Calypso (Zora I think "her" name was)the A.I. that the guy was with...I seriously couldn't remember the name until you asked your Question thank you very much for the help(even though it was unintended...
Sisco was ment to help to the Ocampa but the Temporal Coldwar gets in the way and that becomes the Star Trek anime we get in the future that actually gets Brooks to come back to voice Sisco. Future Man is Terrian Archer who should be the big bad of the final season of Discovery.
Any of the upgrades or new technologies. What happened with the warp 10 drive if crewed by holograms? The pegasus phase cloak would be an absolute nightmare to defend against.
A possible short trek, or perhaps even a full-length film: the Battle of Narendra III. It's a pivotal event about which we know a considerable amount, but it's never been seen on screen.
There are many stories of many worlds that have gone untold. While Lower Decks has at times visited legacy worlds, it's far from the show's core focus. But that's the real thing about Star Trek, everything is open-ended. They visit planets, have an influence, then leave with the hope that their influence has been for the best. And I would say that TNG showed some of the earliest instances where Starfleet's meddling was not looked upon favorably in retrospect. Hugh was mad at Picard for using him as a means to attack the Borg, pinning Lore's control over the individualised Borg as a direct consequence of that action. The Bajorans were also not fans of the Federation, as those who escaped their planet weren't treated equally in Federation space. (Picard learning of their plight and many other things related to the Occupation was what helped turn this around. He and the crew of the Enterprise-D exposed a Cardassian attack that was framed on Bajorans. This resulted in the Federation using their treaty with the Cardassians to free Bajor.) Anyway, there should be more of a focus on Second Contacts. There should be more shout-outs to legacy characters. And we definitely should also get back to boldly going where no one has gone before.
Star Trek Enterprise. Episode called Future Tense ! The mystery time ship and dead time traveler ! That is one of the greatest mysteries of all Star Trek Time.
Organ theft? Dude, don't sweat it. We found a used Hammond B-3 for a song! Well, actually it was half our catalogue but it was worth it. Oh, say, let's party man!
Short Treks was a stop gap to fill the long gap periods of production during the early days of new era trek in order to keep people from dropping subscriptions. I wouldn't count on ever seeing short treks again, especially with recent cost cutting at P+ streamer
I'd like to see something about the "Voth" as after all they too come from earth and they are far more advanced than any species ever seen in Star Trek. Add all of this to the building of peace with species 8472 as I'd like to know just what they called themselves, don't you? And last but not least what actually became of Sisco, his son, and his wife?
Did the Federation "harvest" or mine The Doomsday Weapon? Solid neutronium!! Rare and valuable stuff & whatever happened to the Dyson Sphere from TNG:Relics? Who made it? Where did they go? Huge asset in knowledge & space for the Federation and nothing comes of it.....
What happened to The Doctor after Loving Witness. He was in a small ship heading home. Would make a great Discovery episode and a return of Robert Picardo is long overdue anyway.
I still want to see the return of Sisco from the Profits. I think his return should have happened as Bajor joined the Federation. That is why he came to the station in the first place. Him returning at that time would be fitting.
Really like the idea that the galactic barrier was created to keep out the doomsday machines, and also love the mystery behind who created them!
Maybe the being that is trapped in the galactic core controlled the machines, they were locked out, he was locked in
If true then the story of who made the galactic barrier could be interesting
Spoiler: Spot from 'the Ensigns Log' created the Domsday machines
The Vaadwaur from Dragon's Teeth (Voyager) need to get a continuation too. They were set up as a major threat at the end of the episode and then never heard from again, apart from in STO.
The Vaadwaur were once a major threat to where they weren’t even concerned with the Borg at the height of their power. With the Borg no longer the dominant power in the Delta Quadrant, it’s be nice to see the Vaadwaur have taken over.
Missed the biggest DS9-esque ones: 1) How/when does Sisko come back from the Prophets? 2) What happens to Garak post-Dominion War? 3) Is the Female Founder still in a Federation prison, being re-evaluated every 5o years and 3b) Are there any other extant Changelings after the events of Picard season 3, and what happens to them?
I believe the books have garek becoming the leader of the new cardassian union and he helps to rebuild their civilization. That would be a great storyline to build on tho. Unfortunately well probably never see that storyline on screen just due to the sheer amount of makeup it would take for so many characters every day and cardassians aren't a huge fan favorite. Altho I always felt that race had so much unused potential
There's a documentary called "What we left behind" & it details a season 8 of DS9, set 20 years into the future & how Benjamin returns. It's a really good watch.
I'd like to see two things:
What happened in the Mirror Universe after "The Emperor's New Cloak" (DS9). Sure the rebels captured Regent Worf, but what happened after that? The Klingon-Cardassian Alliance was still out there and the rebels were still on Terok Nor like a sitting duck.
I would have liked to see the Earth-Romulan War. Theoretically, this could have happened during ST Enterprise had the series ran a few more seasons.
If we get a Captain Seven show, Naomi Wildman needs to come back.
YES
That... didn't consider it but YES. Bring her back as a permanent member of the crew. Along with Mika Burton. Let the 'La Forge sisters' amuck on the enterprise-g. Sidney at the helm while Alandra as chief of engineering. Imagine the potential there!
Maybe a relationship between Jack and Sidney?
If Naomi does come back, I genuinely hope she's not in Starfleet. It would be an interesting turn for the character and could be used to great effect writing a story that resonates with all the young adults today who've been forced down paths they didn't want just to survive.
@@DStrormer This is a really good idea. Sadly with the writers strike and now actors strike. It's going to be difficult to get this series off the ground.
I want to see a short of Data meeting Soji, especially after i re-watched The Offspring just last night. Also, I want to see a comedic skits with Will Wheaton and Ed Speleers bickering as half brothers who can't get along.
Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "Conspiracy" The after math of the brain parasites sending their message home
That was a good one. So good that when it was shown on BBC 2 the 'gory' bits were edited out- and shown in full after the watershed.
Agreed. Would love to this continued. Though I think I remember someone saying that it was evolved into the Borg.
Yeah. Butt bugs.
@@mechaotaku394 that's what happened irl to the idea, in universe we never see that race again after that one episode and there's no evidence that the borg were connected to the bugs, I like to think that they came from a different galaxy so the bugs are still on their way and won't show up until 1-200 years later on a show that doesn't exist yet
Yes my first thought too.
I'd also like to see Armus escape and cause some havoc.
Ensign Sito, MIA. There was no body so she wasn't necessarily dead. Though, I admit the best time to have done that would have been after Worf joined DS9 with Cardassians being a major presence. And I'll never stop feeling short changed that they didn't attempt some follow up/closure of her character during that time. Maybe they could put that in a list of Missed Opportunities.
Future Guy and Breen are both a case of "reveal will only disappoint." In both cases, you will only make a small group happy with what the writers have chosen
We need to find out if Harry Kim is still an ensign, and if the Doctor got married in our timeline
Captain Shaw from Star trek Picard! He was amazing!
Great choices here but I would love if the Tholians got the Gorn upgrade package. It's been SO long.
Some of mine:
1. Where are Kurn, Martok, and Alexander?
2. Where are the Klingons in the 3190s? Did somebody set off the bomb?
3. Where are Gary Seven and Roberta Lincoln?
4. Are the Metrons and the Melkotians still around?
5. With most of the Trill gone, where is Dax?
6. Will we ever see Captain Garth on SNW?
7. What happened to the rest of the bridge crew from The Cage?
8. Where is Queen Agnes?
9. Will we get a Harry Mudd or Sam Cogley show?
10. Will we see Vger's planet?
Great list. I hope this gets used.
Id like to add one: What happened to Captain Morgan Bateson and his crew - how did they adapt?
Let's see a modern "Assignment Earth" series.
Jerati Borg vs. Dominion Borg. Did Jerati’s voluntary assimilation Borg fight the traditional Canon Borg? Or just wait for Voyager “Endgame” to decimate them and then take over. Not to mention the revelation in Picard that they had united with the Dominion. Did they ally with the Dominion or did they assimilate the Great Lake? And did this lead to them fighting back against the Jerati faction? There are so many ways this could go, not to mention the Picard storyline launch of Queen Jerati back to the Delta Quadrant “Voyager” in reverse. And who or what opened that singularity at the end of Picard Season 2?
'Canon Borg'. Great title.
I want to see a Borg Cannon now.
I do like the premise and thought it was going to be an endgame part of S03, There are definite logistical problems with it.
1: The borg rarely negotiate. While there is little evidence it seems highly unlikely the borg would be able to assimilate changelings.
2: There really is no dominion borg. Its just the remains of the Borg after Insaneway got done with them. They were clearly on the verge of death and really the queen was the only thing of power left and even she was barely holding on. A fight between the two of them would be over in an instant.
@@ViroVV Insaneway. ,,😂😂😂
@@FirstDan2000 I cant dare take credit for that. I picked that up from Lore Reloaded.
Just tossing it out there, borg did not ally with the dominion. Nor did they assimilate the great link. It was said the changelings working with the borg were a small group who broke away from the great link. They were acting independently of the GL and dominion.
About Picard S3, I understand that, except forthe Titan, all starfleet vessels were successflly assimilated for a few hours. Judging by how that developed in Titan, I ewxpect that all officers in those ships were hunted down and killed by their junior colleagues.
I want to see how Starfleet adapted to this event.
A trip to fluidic space would be a FANTASTIC episode for Star Trek: Legacy. The person responsible for opening the first conduit into fluidic space being tasked to transport a delegation to Fluidic space to begin official peace talks.
Soo Early.
We all want Legacy, I want to see them bring back Scarlett Pomers as Lt Naomi Wildman to serve under Captain Seven.
EDIT: Seriously, Need someone to be able to call Seven out on how bullshit her badass attitude is often just an act. Basically the same vibe when your friends meet your family for the first time.
EDIT: So after watching the video what you are saying is we need a Voyager followup series. Prodigy INTENSIFIES!!!!!
Hell yeah!! Naomi Wildman needs to return! That's such a great idea!
Wesley recruiting Kore to be part of the travelers is a nice way to kick off a time travel show and FINALLY get that Assignment: Earth show that Gene Roddenberry was trying to get off the ground.
9:15 You take that back! How dare you call it shrill barking, it's the most beautiful language to grace live sci fi!
I think that the #1 item on this list should have been, what happen after Hoshi Sato took command of the Defiant at the end of ENT: "In A Mirror Darkly".
Empress Hoshi Sato, please! 😅
Clearly she is the ancestor of Empress Georgiou
@@QBCPerdition She was!
A Borg origin story could be interesting. I’ve always felt a huge opportunity was missed to connect the Borg and the Videans. What if the Borg and Videans were once the same race? One chose to overcome the phage with organic replacement, and the other chose cybernetic replacements..
I feel like… I’d have a long additional list than these 10. No knocking on these 10… I have the same questions about those story threads.
1) What happened to the people of Tarkana 4? Beta Canon talks about these people as WW3 colonists who never gained a utopian view of the universe. That’s interesting.
2) What happened to Thomas Riker?
3) Was Iliana Gamor ever found?
4) What happened to Neelix with his Talaxian colony?
5) What happened to Rugal from DS9? Great beta canon novel about that character.
6) What happened to Savik?
7) How did the Pathfinder project evolve after Voyager came home?
8) Did Captain Maxwell join the Maquis after he was taken into custody after his incident in “The Wounded”?
9) What species were assimilated in the Delta Quadrant after Voyager passed through their systems (Seasons 1-3)?
10) What happened to Maquis survivors after the Dominion War?
11) How well has Rom managed the Ferengi Alliance?
12) How did Quark franchise his business?
13) Did Bajor enter the Federation? If so, how?
14) Did Dax stay a counselor, or like the Beta Canon, did her personality continue to evolve & change as the personalities between Dax & Ezri weren’t finished mixing by the end of Season 7?
15) Did O’Brien like being a professor @ Starfleet Academy?
16) Did Martok become a fair and just chancellor?
17) What happened to Vash?
18) What happened to Kassidy & Baby Sisko #2?
19) Did Jake react to his dad disappearing exactly like the story “The Visitor”, or did he react differently?
20) I’d love to see more stories explaining the Remans.
21) I’d love to see more stories explaining Deltans.
22) I’d love to see more stories explaining the LaForge family & Mrs LaForge.
23) I’d love to see how Cardassians have changed after the Dominion War.
24) I’d love to see how Klingons & Ferengi have changed in the 32nd century.
A story that needs to be continued? Sisko and "will he make a return?" of course, given so far the only DS9 continuation we got was the one-off episode in Lower Decks...
I would love to see how the origins of the Borg came about & even see their own spin off series
I've been saying that for years. It would make a great movie or mini series.
Star Trek: Borg.
I can imagine it would be released on CD ROM and won't play on my computer.
@@FirstDan2000 - I'm at least as old as you
I'd love a Dax series, going throuugh all of the different hosts and their adventures. So many were hinted at throughout DS9, wish they would expand on them on screen, a different Dax host each episode.
They also need to fix the Enterprise finale and explain what happened to Trip, cos his death was clearly faked. Sisko/and other DS9ers have to return at some point. With the latest attempt from Changelings to infiltrate Starfleet, it seems only right to have Odo return at some point. Wesley and Song's daughter becoming interdenominational travelers seems like set up for a story in the future as does the Borg lady from season 2 of Picard and Q's return.
In the books, trip ends up working for section 31. That's the reason for faking his death
@@tdailey962 This is what i have heard also, which means they could do a show which focus on Section 31. If they're gonna do a movie, it also makes sense for them to do a series and bridge the gap between Archer and Pike's timeline. Having Trip in it will help fix Enterprise's finale and give respect to the stories yet to be told.
Honestly as for the DS9 cast I would rather be patient, Wait for Ronald Moore to wrap up with Outlander (or God forbid, For All Mankind) to free up his time and allow him to do a multi season arc similar to PIC that allows him to focus on those DS9 characters and loose ends.
@@ViroVV No problem with waiting, point is though, something with DS9 needs to be done.
@@nicolarose8026 Truth.
DS9 mentioned the Breen wear refrigeration suits despite their home planet being a tropical paradise. My headcanon is that they evolved on an ice covered planet and are used to harsh conditions but a runaway greenhouse effect warmed their planet beyond what's habitable... for _them._ To us it's tropical paradise. To them it's a heatwave apocalypse. Hence the cooling suits.
That’s really good. Please send it to the showrunners. “Lower Decks” would be my pick for that reveal. :)
I once read a comic where Voyager came up against a Doomsday Machine in the Delta Quadrant. I can't remember any more than that from it but it at least added the possibility that they were created by a race in the Delta Quadrant. It also adds credence to the theory of them having been created to fight the Borg. As for the Short Treks, I think they're definitely canon as two of the Discovery ones (the one with Po and the one with Captain Georgiou first meeting Saru) have been referenced/followed-up in the main show.
Heck yeah I'm behind Captain 7 of 9. PLEASE give us a series with that.
I’d love to see a continuation of the TNG Conspiracy episode aliens, or as STO has named, the Blue Gills. Given the events of Picard Season 3, it would be a repetitive story line at this point though.
I also theorize that the Ocampa evolved into the Q but the Q forgot and the Caretaker prevented their evolution.
Janeway is my absolute favorite captain. Captain Seven could be my very close second. Right now it’s Sisko. If we do get Captain Seven in another series I do want her to a scene with Janeway. Could you imagine. Calmed down Janeway and seasoned Seven together.
I have always wanted to see Seven as a ranger in a series
1. Whatever happened to Enterprise E?
2. Cristobal Rios - What happened next
3. The Romulan War
4. Where is the Dax Symbiont in the 25th or 32nd Century?
5. Thomas Riker - Dead or Alive?
6. Sito Jaxa - Did she die?
7. Conspiracy aliens - Did they forget about Starfleet?
8. Annorax - Did he still eventually build his timeship?
9. Neelix’s Talaxian Colony visit
10. The death of Kes. Did she have loved ones with her?
1. It was not Worf’s fault (so he says).
2. He lived happily in the 21st Century until he died. Then the crew of The Orville came… (sorry that’s a different universe).
3. Which one? They all end in Neutral Zones, treaties and outposts anyhow.
4. In the 25th Century it’s still with Ezri Dax, then passes onto Trill as usual. In the 32nd Century, Dax is probably ruling a Klingon house. (Just a guess.)
5. Working for Section 31.
6. Yeah, sorry, she died.
7. They probably show up later in the 25th century, but get purged by the upgraded transporter biofilters.
8. This is no time to argue about time. We don’t… have… the time. What was I saying? Oh, Annorax. Yes, and that’s a good script for Prodigy to get one day.
9. Is this the final place he ended up in? He’s happy, so best leave him to it.
10. Not unless she had really good school friends who idolised her for wanting to reach the surface. Yeah, she did, didn’t she.
These are all good or great ideas (I admit I didn't care much for the DS9 episode with the Scrians), and I'd be so happy to see something done with them. And it gives me chills to think that, if made, Star Trek: Legacy would give us Captain Seven doing the title introduction every episode "Space: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise..."
I'd like to see what happened with Emissary Sisko's child with Cassidy Yates. Does he also have a connection to the Prophets? Maybe "go native" on Bajor & become a Vedic? Lots of possibilities
Would love a follow-up on species 8472. The Seven on Nine story is a given. I'd watch anything with her as the main character, but would enjoy some flashbacks to her Fenris Ranger time.
I´d like to see more of the "Guardian of Forever"....
Crossover answer: The Doomsday Machine was created to fight Godzilla's space-born nemesis, King Ghidorah, also known as a destroyer of worlds
As for Sela: I've always wondered if she really wasn't alt-timeline Tasha herself, brainwashed by the Tal Shiar and only let out in recent times, altered as she was, because her information and knowledge was hard to make Tasha yield up, so the persona of her 'daughter' was created to subconsciously overcome her resistance.
I didn't realize that Ray Walston played a roll on Star Trek!!! (I loved that man for his work & Chess Skills)
My first thought when I saw the thumbnail for this video is that you wanted Seven to get the "THERE ARE FOUR LIGHTS!" treatment. I was like, "Whoa... That's a bit harsh."
1.) What happened to the crew of the NX-01 after the ship was decommissioned(feature length adventure including Romulan war or series 5 to end Enterprise).
2.) What happened to the crew and ship USS Enterprise B
3.) The Conspiracy aliens(TNG episode Conspiracy).
4.) What happened to the Klingons post Dominion War.
5.) What happened in the Gamma Quadrant after the Dominion War.
6.) Not just the Vidians but the Kazon with Voyager leaving Kazon/Delta Quadrant.
I love how when Lore (Data?) tosses the hologram of Tasha it appears to turn into the Cerritos Ala 2001: A Space Odyssey!
Can we start a campaign to add Jeri Ryan to ALL Enterprise Captain's memorabilia now?
Be nice to see Enterprise season 5. We need to see the Earth/Romulan war!
Cetacean probe... Who sent it?
The Gamma Quadrant... What's happening there now? Is it another Neutral Zone situation?
What happened to the Enterprise E, what did Worf do??
But yes... Love to know what happenned... A series of mini treks could answer a lot of questions! Tie up loose ends sort of thing.
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Is it just me or did we all forget there's a massive conduit open (end of picard season 2) and we don't know who did that or why? Any resolution there?
Props to mentioning Sela's role in Star Trek Online!
The doomsday machine looks like "omuamua" 😂😂 incredible
What if the Undeen have their rifts opening for (tech tech) reasons only in the Delta quadrant. Chakotay was in command of the Protostar to be able to travel to those points which is why that ship was needed. The female Undeen and Chakotay seem to have a decent bond and their friendship is what led to more frequent correspondence between their people. Now we have a good amount of story there that can be exploited to show what happened to them. Maybe 🤔
I want a continuation of the robot war from Voyager, which side won, did they learn to replicate? Did they with those massively powerful ships ever encounter and or BEAT the Borg? Could they ever run across Data? There is definitely story opportunities there.
I'd love to see the story of the Vaadwaur from Voyager picked back up!
Prodigy could have a run in with them perhaps?
Especially with how the episode ends with Janeway saying she thinks we'll see them again...
And then they never showed up!? With as vast the underspace was sounding... how could they not have reappeared?
Or those nano bots from tng the ones that Wesley made
Just playing, Sean. It was a thought provoking video so thanks, man. Oh,say, you want to party?
“A frequent flier on lists” LOL
I'm sure y'all have mentioned before the real need to see more Savvik. Either in the movie era or as an elder of some sort in the (theoretical) Legacy era.
I have a few things I'd like to see SNW touch on - young Gary Mitchell (honestly, think it would have been more fun for him to be doing the stuff Kirk is set to do in S2), the fall of Garth of Izar, something having to do with Matt Decker, etc. But I'm not sure that fits the concept of your question.
What about the Crystalline Entity, or Gomtoo (possibly misspelled, sorry): are there others of their kind? What about Wesley Crusher: did he deal with Section 31 or the Borg or the Q, or alter the space-time continuum; was he ever reunited with Beverly, and who did he recruit?
Thanks for citing The Doomsday Machine, its my absolute #1 favorite Star Trek episode. 🖖
Aside from Captain Seven ( a must-be new show) and the Breen (potential bad-guys for Capt 7), none of the others "screamed". Rather, many of the Voyager clips reminded me why I gave up on Voyager. The stories were so outlandish that no amount of "suspension of disbelief" could provide the patience to sit through them.
Trip and Malcolm working for S31 ... I'd love to see that
I hope we get a finish to "Conspiracy! We need that so much! Also, great video!
Cap 7 and more Jack Crusher...yes please!
I genuinely do not want to know more about The Breen. The thing which makes them so interesting for me is all the mystery.
Deep down, sure I would love to know "Are they really different species all pretending to be one? If not, then what do those suits do? Are the suits designed to keep their bodies cool because they're from an ice planet or to keep their bodies hot because it's a fire planet? The noises they make, is that their language or are they using a reverse-universal translator to keep others from knowing what they're saying?" As well as many others that I would add if this comment weren't already too long.
In reality though, what I truly need is for it to remain a mystery. What makes the Breen so interesting for me is the mystery and intrigue of if what we hear is true or just all part of a con to keep people from knowing the truth about them. What would be better? Forever living in ignorance of what they're really like or learning that it's all a lie, the Breen actually are a bunch of cowards that try to be creepy because in reality they're a bunch of big angry teddy bears?
Someone:
-Hey, Bree! Why do you never take off your helmet?
Bree:
- this is he Way.
Don't know much about the Breen, but I like their music...
There's one HUGE storyline that's been left unfinished- Voyager's return home. The borg queen clearly said to Admiral Janeway- "Captain Janeway is about to die. If she has no future, you will never exist, and nothing you've done here today will happen." If that's the case, then in 2404, Janeway MUST complete the loop and return to the delta quadrant or, as the queen said, nothing in Endgame will have happened. I know that the Admiral Janeway from Endgame came from a timeline that's been replaced, but it would completely eliminate the tension in the final act of Endgame if that didn't matter, so I assume the queen knew that the 'new' Admiral Janeway must take the place of the original in the timeline to prevent the timeline reverting to Voyager's original longer trip home.
Yes! Give me a continuation of Calypso with Aldis Hodge.
Future Guy- its Archer.
Heh- the STT art at 7:30.
Oh, and that novel version of the Breen sounds much more like the Mandalorians than the Xindi.
After you wanna make tricks 0 went down. What did the board do that were free? Get the continue the board pro or did it just lift peacefully?
The return of the Iconians. They are mentioned in Discovery that Starfleet by the 32nd century have spoken to them so they weren't extinct. What do they look like? In 200k years since their escape from their homeworld have they become almost technological gods? Do they want to reclaim their old Empire/homeworld? That would put them immediately into conflict with the Federation and Romulans giving Iconia is slap bang inside the Neutral Zone.
You guys should do more videos with Star Trek Online. Maybe even an ingame meet with fans or something.
Do hope they green light more Short Treks, it's a great way to try out experimental storytelling and also can be used to to give inexperienced directors and crew teams a chance to work on a larger IP without the pressure of doing a major movie or show.
There's two of them that I'd love to see get a continueation(?) & I'll even say why with them;
1-Captain Seven of Nine: I want to see this because she's such a beautiful character she's gone through so much as a character that it's hard not to love her for it and because of what all she's gone through she'd make an amazing Captain to watch the rest of the universe through.
2-The dude from the Calypso short: This guy is one of my favorite actor's and to see the universe from his point of view would be a breath of fresh air until they put out a new Season of Discovery for use anyway.
What robot one? What robot?
@@adamgoss3638 The one that they mintion in Calypso (Zora I think "her" name was)the A.I. that the guy was with...I seriously couldn't remember the name until you asked your Question thank you very much for the help(even though it was unintended...
With how much the Borg have gotten screen time I still don't know why they call Earth space "sector 001"? Are they human?
Every single one of Jeffrey Combs's characters. 10 seasons.
We seek peaceful coexistence.......
The wee bugs from Conspiracy could have been revisited by DS9 or Voyager....... but I live in hope
The Progenitors from ST:NG "The Chase" grab my imagination like no other loose thread.
Sisco was ment to help to the Ocampa but the Temporal Coldwar gets in the way and that becomes the Star Trek anime we get in the future that actually gets Brooks to come back to voice Sisco. Future Man is Terrian Archer who should be the big bad of the final season of Discovery.
at this point its a proud tradition that you have to wait at least 20 years for a resolution to some star trek mysteries
Any of the upgrades or new technologies. What happened with the warp 10 drive if crewed by holograms? The pegasus phase cloak would be an absolute nightmare to defend against.
Captain Seven of Nine! Most definitely!
A possible short trek, or perhaps even a full-length film: the Battle of Narendra III. It's a pivotal event about which we know a considerable amount, but it's never been seen on screen.
The Short Treks absolutely count. Tilly's activities in "Runaway" have direct consequences for the events at the end of Season 2 of DISCOVERY.
There are many stories of many worlds that have gone untold. While Lower Decks has at times visited legacy worlds, it's far from the show's core focus.
But that's the real thing about Star Trek, everything is open-ended. They visit planets, have an influence, then leave with the hope that their influence has been for the best. And I would say that TNG showed some of the earliest instances where Starfleet's meddling was not looked upon favorably in retrospect. Hugh was mad at Picard for using him as a means to attack the Borg, pinning Lore's control over the individualised Borg as a direct consequence of that action. The Bajorans were also not fans of the Federation, as those who escaped their planet weren't treated equally in Federation space. (Picard learning of their plight and many other things related to the Occupation was what helped turn this around. He and the crew of the Enterprise-D exposed a Cardassian attack that was framed on Bajorans. This resulted in the Federation using their treaty with the Cardassians to free Bajor.)
Anyway, there should be more of a focus on Second Contacts. There should be more shout-outs to legacy characters. And we definitely should also get back to boldly going where no one has gone before.
Star Trek Enterprise. Episode called Future Tense ! The mystery time ship and dead time traveler ! That is one of the greatest mysteries of all Star Trek Time.
What happen to the Voyager crew? The Dr? All we know for sure is Janeway and 7… Maybe they will appear on Prodigy??
Organ theft? Dude, don't sweat it. We found a used Hammond B-3 for a song! Well, actually it was half our catalogue but it was worth it. Oh, say, let's party man!
a story i'd love to see, Captain Seven have to deal with an Omega event/threat it'd be a great way to bring Kate on even as a guest
Short Treks was a stop gap to fill the long gap periods of production during the early days of new era trek in order to keep people from dropping subscriptions. I wouldn't count on ever seeing short treks again, especially with recent cost cutting at P+ streamer
Fantastic Ideas!
Would love to see followup to A Piece Of The Action, when they get into space.
I'd like to see something about the "Voth" as after all they too come from earth and they are far more advanced than any species ever seen in Star Trek. Add all of this to the building of peace with species 8472 as I'd like to know just what they called themselves, don't you? And last but not least what actually became of Sisco, his son, and his wife?
Did the Federation "harvest" or mine The Doomsday Weapon? Solid neutronium!! Rare and valuable stuff & whatever happened to the Dyson Sphere from TNG:Relics? Who made it? Where did they go? Huge asset in knowledge & space for the Federation and nothing comes of it.....
I think it's highly interesting that the Enterprise G is Seven's ship since G is the 7th letter of the alphabet..
It's a good job Enterprise uses an 'I' then.
What happened to The Doctor after Loving Witness. He was in a small ship heading home. Would make a great Discovery episode and a return of Robert Picardo is long overdue anyway.
one thing you left off the list but would love to see would be the return of The Sisko
I think they should do a movie about the AI just beyond our galaxy referenced in The Motion Picture, Picard season 1, and Discovery season 2.
I still want to see the return of Sisco from the Profits. I think his return should have happened as Bajor joined the Federation. That is why he came to the station in the first place. Him returning at that time would be fitting.
Man if they brought back the doomsday machine plot line it would be so awesome lol. But no one but Trekkies who watched TOS would care lol
I have no idea what number 1 was. 🤷♀
You forgot about Captain Sisko returning from the wormhole.
apparently, they are talking to Bakula for a returen. i know from watching Shuttlepod that Dominic and Conner want to do it.