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One of the surprising things of “Star Trek” is that it can work in many different ways. “Star Trek: Lower Dubks” showed that “Star Trek” is really malleable and can exist as an animated ridiculous comedy and A really excellent science fiction series at the same time, and apparently we almost have another “Star Trek” comedy that would have tried the limits of what can be “Star Trek”. In an interview with The New York Times In 2021, the executive producer, screenwriter and director Alex Kurtzman revealed that when the people of Paramount began investigating the future of “Star Trek” and the transmission, there was almost a live action spin-off that would have been a great swing for the franchise.
Although “Lower Mages” continued for five glorious seasons and apparently there is a series of live action comedy of “Star Trek” in the works of students of “Lower Mage” Tawny Newsome, who played Beckett Mariner, at a time we almost have a “Star Trek” comedy starring the Grump Gusta Gusta de Todos, Worf (Michael Dorn). It is not the only Spin-Off World launch that has existed, of course, but it definitely seems to have been quite unique!
A series of tragicomics would have been wild
According to Kurtzman, there was a launch on Worf by Graham Wagner, who worked on programs such as “The Office” before becoming co-showrunner in the adaptation of video games and stellar “Fallout”. The launch, he said, was “incredibly fun, moving and moving”, and felt it was a great example of “pushing the limits” within the “Star Trek” kingdom. In an interview in Gold derby With Wagner and his Co-Showrunner Geneva Robertson-Dworet, Robertson-Dworet revealed a little more about Worf Pilot than ever:
“Graham wrote one of my favorite unprocessed pilots, which was for the great ‘show’ show ‘Show’ Worf ‘, which Graham always described as the’ baskets’ of a ‘Star Trek’ program. But I think what he showed me was that he has a really unique sensitivity and that brought to that program, which is a very popular world that has been explored and very serious of science fiction for a very serious science fiction Great sensitivity of a single sensitivity, only “, it is only a very popular world.”
“Fallout” has a great dark comedy mixed with its moments of action and science fiction terror, which makes the pilot “Worf” sound even more interesting. Comparing it with the FX series, starring Zach Galifianakis, “baskets”, on a depressed rodeo clown, it is also quite wild, because Worf is basically the John Wick of the “Star Trek” franchise. It is difficult to imagine it as the same unfortunate tragic character as Galifianakis chips baskets, but it would have been incredible to see Dorn take a step to the challenge.
Michael Dorn also launched his own spin-off world
While it would have been incredible to see a sincere dark comedy with the always conflict of Mogh, it is not the only spin-off-centered in Worf that almost happened. Dorn himself launched a project where everything would be from a Klingon perspective, with Worf as an ambassador of the Federation at the Klingon Homeworld Q’onos. “Star Trek” fans have come to love the fighter, fighting the Klingon and have more than enough bases established to develop a Klingon murderous series, so why not? After all, there is a complete Klingon language, like Tolkien’s Elishy or Dothraki and Valyrian languages of “Game of Thrones”, so they have some of the most difficult world constructions to do for them.
It is really a shame that Worf has never had the opportunity to have its own series, and although it is possible That Dorn could return as the character again in a new series after the “Star Trek: Picard”, it is also deeply unlikely. Oh good. At least World, from the houses of Mogh and Martok, obtained an arc from a character over the years. Qappla ‘!
