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Message: <blockquote data-quote="James Heard" data-source="post: 2252866" data-attributes="member: 7280">I'm still hoping for a reboot sort of new Trek: re-envisioning the classic threads and epsiodes of TOS and starting each epsiode with an apologic slow roasting of B&B over a fire.I don't think that I'd necessarily peg a "classic" Trek writer or anything to run the show. A fan, for sure, but I think as long as they were dedicated to making classic Trek for a new audience everything would be fine. That's essentially what B&B's problem is - not enough dedication or understanding about the essence of Star Trek. Well, that and the fact that they're low-talent hacks.Anyways, for instance: What would a Star Trek revisited with say Spielberg in the Head Producer's office look like, or even Keven Smith (as long as he didn't slip up and make Star Clerks or let Affleck anywhere near it)? Could you toss a reboot of Star Trek in say a Wednesday night Prime Time slot if you could sucker a big name star of some sort to do series TV? Clooney as Kirk?Just tossing out ideas, but it seems clear that Trek should at least be able to compete with Alias for viewers.</blockquote>