Orci & Kurtzman Exploring Possibilities For New Animated Star Trek + Say Sequel Delay Time Not Wasted August 6, 2011
by Anthony Pascale , Filed under: New Animated Trek, Orci/Kurtzman, Star Trek (2009 film), Star Trek sequel (2013), TAS , 197 comments
In a new interview Star Trek co-writer/producers Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman have given an update on a possible new animated Star Trek series, saying they would love to do it if they could. They also talked about how all the time waiting for JJ Abrams to finish Super 8 wasn’t wasted. Details below.
Update on Star Trek: Final Frontier – The New Star Trek Animated Series That Never Was May 3, 2010
by Anthony Pascale , Filed under: New Animated Trek, Trek on TV , 71 comments
Back in December 2006 TrekMovie posted a story about a possible web animated series being developed byDavid Rossi, Doug Mirabello and José Muñoz. Later called "Star Trek: Final Frontier" the project essentially died with the 2007 layoffs at StarTrek.com. Now in a new interview and on their new website, Rossi, Munoz and Mirabello give out all the details on this Trek that never was.
A Message From The Future About TrekMovie.com December 20, 2006
by Anthony Pascale , Filed under: New Animated Trek, TrekMovie.com , 7 commentsI have seen the future…and TrekMovie.com is there
CBS Considering New Animated Trek Series For The Web December 13, 2006
by Anthony Pascale , Filed under: New Animated Trek, Uncategorized , 527 comments
Star Trek may be set for a comeback into yet another arena, this time in the 2nd dimension. TrekMovie.com has learned that there is a new animated Trek project under consideration at CBS, but it has yet to get the green light. The series would most likely be broadcast on the web and be made up of ‘Clone Wars’ like 6-minute mini episodes. The yet-to-be-named project was originally pitched by long-time Trek producer David Rossi (well known to TrekMovie.com readers as a producer on Trek Remastered) along with his producer/writer partners Doug Mirabello and José Muñoz. Rossi sat down with TrekMovie.com for an exclusive look at how he and his partners hope to create a different kind of Trek set in the 26th century.
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