Plots For Enterprise Prequel Episodes

captclazorus

People talk alot bout the prospect of a rebirth of Enterprise, which, with the dawn of Discovery, is not likely to happen. However, I myself have been wondering alot and writing down prequel episode plots I would like to see or potentially write about. One was Flint involved, another has to do with Neo-Transcendentalists. I would really someday like to learn the full relationship between Klingons and Shakespeare. Possibly Sheliak first contact. So what precursor plots involved in the Star Trek Timelines would you like to see?
(We may be seeing some prequel episodes if the Discovery's NCC code does mean it is pre-TOS)

iconians

I think the producers should TRIBBLE off for the first few seasons and focus more on style over substance, then when the reviews are in and the viewership is down, they should just make the rest of the series constant references to past Star Trek series and movies, and hire old Star Trek alumni back for "Hey, remember when this guy was in Star Trek!?" cameo and plot references, while continuing to ignore things like "story" and "relatable, likable characters".

I'm sure a Star Trek TV series that focuses on the above advice will last for 9 seasons, and if it doesn't, just have the producers blame the executives for cancelling the show before it "got really awesome" the next season, even though it would have been the same TRIBBLE, in order to avoid taking personal responsibility.​​

thekodanarmada

I want a series about Klingon Intelligence bloodsmugglers. And the grain silo explosions that keep the Empire safe.

daveyny

I want to see something (anything!) about the Romulan War show up in ST: Discovery.
Even if it's just flash back from one of the characters memories.

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lilchibiclari

iconians wrote: »

I think the producers should **** off for the first few seasons and focus more on style over substance, then when the reviews are in and the viewership is down, they should just make the rest of the series constant references to past Star Trek series and movies, and hire old Star Trek alumni back for "Hey, remember when this guy was in Star Trek!?" cameo and plot references, while continuing to ignore things like "story" and "relatable, likable characters".

I'm sure a Star Trek TV series that focuses on the above advice will last for 9 seasons, and if it doesn't, just have the producers blame the executives for cancelling the show before it "got really awesome" the next season, even though it would have been the same ****, in order to avoid taking personal responsibility.​​

We already have Voyager.

theraven2378

Something about the early Federation and Klingon political tensions would be nice as a way of setting up the Federation/Klingon cold war in TOS