At least for now:

http://www.scifi.com/scifiwire2005/index.php?id=33262

From the article:

"There will be a lot of fans cheering about that"

His words. I'd feel better if Berman said the same thing, though. For some reason, I always viewed Berman as the greater meddler.

Hmmm. I kind of assmued that both of them had already moved on, but... okay.

Any guesses on how many hardcore Trekkies out there are thinking "now's the time to make my pitch to Paramount!"?

Any guesses on how many hardcore Trekkies out there are thinking "now's the time to make my pitch to Paramount!"? - Sparrow47

Paging John A.Lang!

Live long and prosper.

Yeah but who would want to watch a movie where kira, seven of 9, deanna and Hoshi bikini jello wrestle.


Besides me?

From the article: Braga also co-wrote the movies Star Trek: Generations and Star Trek: First Contact, which became the highest-grossing of the nine Star Trek films.
Luigi Novi: Someone should inform the writer of the article that there've been ten films.

And I thought ST: FC was the second-highest grossing after ST IV: The Voyage Home?

Well, the writer asked around, but everyone said, "Star Trek V? We don't know nothin' 'bout no Star Trek V..."

Yeah, Luigi, I'm pretty sure you're right about that one. I believe IV was the only one to break the $100 million mark.

It seems that Adam has confirmed this on the thread that Harvey created on the Enterprise board.

Actually, I think Adam posted this before Harvey did on Enterprise.

Never mind... I don't know what the heck I'm talking about!