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STAR TREK novelist Keith DeCandido talks to Sci-Fi Pulse in a new interview.
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John de Lancie's father, virtuoso oboist and head of the Curtis Institute of Music passed away May 17th according to the L.A. Times.
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George Takei's mother Fumiko Emily Takei passed away Saturday at age 89; she was a survivor of the Japanese-American internments during World War II.
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Jul 3, 2002: STAR TREK: NEMESIS trailer hits U.S. screens with MEN IN BLACK II
TNG Season 3 DVD Box Set U.S. Release
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Posted:
12:15:57 on April 19 2002
By: Steve Krutzler
Dept: Enterprise | www.stenterprise.com
TrekWeb visitor 'Cyrus' has sent in some more excerpts from co-creator/executive producer Brannon Braga's new and somewhat controversial (see story) interview in the May 2002 issue of Cinescape Magazine.
This time around, Braga clues us in on why Captain Archer has sustained so many bruises this season.
"We wanted to see him make some mistakes, see him learning, see him grappling with the idea of how he's going to do this job where there are no rules," Brannon explains. "The fact that Archer has a bit of temper - we like to see that now and again, and to see him get frustrated. He's a real physical guy. With Janeway, we'd throw her around the room and she'd get up and her hair would be a little mussed. She had a skeleton of titanium, but with Archer, we like to see him get beat up. We rough him up a lot and like him to get physical."
He also promises the captain's dog -- Porthos -- will not become a contrived plot device central to future episodes.
"On Enterprise it's all about humanizing the team... the dog is not there to become the next Wesley Crusher. The dog is just there as texture. We always liked the dog. Some people didn't. As long as we don't feature him as story material we'll be fine. When you start using him to stop the aliens, that's when you have the problems," he says.
Braga reveals that the Temporal Cold War plot thread was originally an idea for an entirely different original series.
"I thought that it could be a great series on its own. The idea of a cold war being fought on different fronts, and each front is in a different century. It would be great to do a show that takes place in a different time period every week, and you have these sleeper agents in all different time periods," he told the mag.
"It's a very cool idea, but we decided to work it into Enterprise instead and I think it's working out well so far."
But does this storyline mean ENTERPRISE is more than just a STAR TREK prequel? Braga isn't giving many clues, but he does admit the story will be around for some time.
"I think it's primarily a prequel. But, as the cold war keeps developing, you're going to get little glimpses of the Star Trek that is yet to come. I don't know [how long we'll include the arc]. It depends on how long we can sustain it. It will certainly go on for a while."
For more of the interview, check out the May 2002 issue of Cinescape, available now.
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