What if you're only one of those things? Asking for a friend.
Intergalactic Friendship Panel: Star Trek x Doctor Who
Saturday, July 27, 5:30 - 6:30 PM, Room 6A
The collaboration will kick off at San Diego Comic-Con, where Alex Kurtzman, showrunner and executive producer of the Star Trek franchise, and Russell T Davies, showrunner and executive producer spearheading the Doctor Who Whoniverse, come together for an exclusive creator-to-creator conversation about the art of storytelling in alternative universes and to celebrate the power of friendship. The SDCC Intergalactic Friendship Panel: Star Trek x Doctor Who will be on Saturday, July 27, from 5:30-6:30 PM, in Room: 6A, and will be moderated by Keisha Hatchett, staff editor of TVLine. Attendees to the creator conversation will each receive a special Doctor Who X Star Trek poster designed by artist Dusty Abell.
"Friendship is Universal" Gallery Experience
Thursday, July 26 - Sunday, July 28, 226 and 230 5th Avenue in Gaslamp Quarter
Under the banner of "Friendship is Universal," Star Trek and Doctor Who will operate a special celebratory gallery experience at 226 and 230 5th Avenue in the Gaslamp Quarter of San Diego. The gallery experience will feature original costumes and props from across the storied histories of both, highlighting themes of friendship and shared values between the two universes. There will also be photo opportunities for fans as well as special friendship bracelet giveaways. "Friendship is Universal" activation hours of operation are Thursday, July 25 through Saturday, July 27 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM, and Sunday July 28 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Admission is free. No SDCC badge is required.
It's the opening scene of "The Naked Time", right before things get freaky.
I guess the World of Tanks promotion did well?
Edit: okay, this is kind of great.
Whoever wins...we lose.
A separate "Prodigy" panel has been added to the SDCC schedule:
STAR TREK: PRODIGY PANEL
Sunday, July 28, 10:00-11:00 AM PT, Room 6DE
CBS Studios invites you to a special screening of a Season 2 episode of Star Trek: Prodigy, followed by an exclusive conversation with Star Trek legend and voice actor Kate Mulgrew, voice actor Brett Gray and executive producers Kevin & Dan Hageman to discuss the new season currently streaming on Netflix. Moderated by Ryan Britt, editor at Inverse, the panel will also include a special giveaway item.
However, this all goes horribly wrong by "Who Saves the Saviors" and "Temporal Mechanics 101." Instead of Chakotay sending the Protostar on autopilot — as everyone assumed he did in the original timeline — he goes with the ship, which means it ends up stranded in 2374.
This basic event is the crux of the near entirety of Season 2. In order for the timeline to be restored, the Protostar has to get back to Tars Lamora, which is why the kids have to team-up with Chakotay to get the Protostar back to where they belong.
None of them would know each other, Gwyn wouldn’t exist, and the Federation wouldn't be saved from the Construct if they didn't. In addition to a lot of other adventures, the big arc in Season 2 is designed to preserve the backstory of Season 1.
And this is the issue that I have with the outcome of the story. After all they did to "restore the timeline," we still have a past in which Gwyn shouldn't exist, because her father never goes back in time to enslave Tars Lamora and become the Diviner.
While I'm sure there's a way to logic it away, it seems to undercut the entire season, and what they were trying to accomplish.
The full announcement says Omari Hardwick, Sam Richardson, and Kacey Rohl will be repping S31.
The Academy portion just lists Alex Kurtzman and Noga Landau for now. I think a surprise guest isn't out of the question, but it's probably best to keep expectations low.
I'd actually love to see even some photos of the giant set they're reportedly building...
Nice to see that "Lower Decks" is being given some panel time in the face of its impending doom.
Indeed, Trek seems to do very well in the US, Canada, UK, Australia, and Germany. After that it drops off pretty quickly.
While I certainly wouldn't want every show to be like that, I would absolutely not call it "bad".
It was...transcendent.
Dammit, I need to see this poster.