#STAR TREK COMPUTER CORE SERIES#

вЂњWeвЂ™re aiming to have our shows feel unique and different from each other,вЂќ Star Trek overseer (and former leading light on the short-lived Monsterverse) Alex Kurtzman told Variety in February 2021. ThereвЂ™s more than one way to expand a franchise, however, and the current wave of Trek TV is taking a much broader approach to universe-buildingВ вЂ“ itвЂ™s so logical that even Mr Spock would approve. And unless youвЂ™re MarvelВ вЂ“ and letвЂ™s face it, conventional rules donвЂ™t apply to the MCU вЂ“В this may be the best way to ensure your franchise lives long and prospers.

#STAR TREK COMPUTER CORE SERIES#

Rather than trying to get every one of its TV series overlapping, with stars popping up in each otherвЂ™s shows, Trek has pursued variety вЂ“В with different kinds of storytelling, set across a variety of time periods. Only the Godzilla/Kong fronted Monsterverse and the creepier, lower budget Conjuring movies (with their Annabelle, The Nun and The Curse of La Llorona spin-offs) could claim to have played at MarvelвЂ™s game and won.Д«ut on the small screen, the rejuvenated Star Trek franchise (the flagship of the relaunched Paramount Plus) is showing thereвЂ™s another way to do a shared universe. UniversalвЂ™s Dark Universe, meanwhile вЂ“ an ambitious plan to bring together Frankenstein, Jekyll and Hyde, the Invisible Man and other classic literary monsters вЂ“ didnвЂ™t even make it past the Tom Cruise-starring The Mummy. MarvelвЂ™s distinguished competition at DC abandoned their attempt to emulate the Avengers when the original Justice League floundered at the box office. Unfortunately, itвЂ™s since turned out that wrangling numerous disparate characters into a continuous, interweaving story arc isnвЂ™t quite as easy as the MCU repeatedly makes it look.

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