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macronage@startrek.websiteto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What subreddit are you trying to replace on Lemmy that needs pumping up?
6·1 year agoasksciencefiction is about fantasy as much as it is about sci-fi, and about other fiction as well. it’s for silly questions like “could Shaggy & Scooby have taken the ring to Mordor?” i would think that would make it a bad fit, but who knows.
macronage@startrek.websiteto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What subreddit are you trying to replace on Lemmy that needs pumping up?
1·1 year agothat’s the sub i miss the most. is there any hope getting it going again?

Here’s the cynical take. Studios make shows adapted from books not because they’re looking for good ideas, but because they’re looking for good investments. When a studio greenlights a show, they don’t know if they’ll make a return on that investment. But a book series comes with a pre-existing fanbase already disposed to watch whatever gets made. With Star Trek, that audience is trekkies. Adapting the books won’t make the show any more likely to succeed, so it’s probably not going to happen.