Who to submit too?

[dreamweaver2098]

I have a well thought out, coherent idea for a new Trek series...but does anyone know who to submit ideas to????????

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[twincarb]

The last time i tried it was paramount but as they have been taken over by cbs/viacom i think that they are the start point now.
Good luck by the way, when i tried to contact p, mount last year they were pretty rude, basically i was told to p*$s off, not the best way to make new pals, can you let me know if you get anywhere, thanks

[ninjabear]

Not to crap on your dream but submitting an idea, especially a good one, to these humps is a massive waste of time; they will do to you what they did to me.
You can read about it at

www.ninjabearpress.info

You're up against a small group of inbred wet farts who are utterly convinced no one but they are lords & masters of entertainment.
You are no more to them than a repeat ticket sale; they need to believe that because your good idea would put their batter fried, sugar-coated turd on a stick to shame.
Their soap bubble egos can't handle someone walking in off the street and making them look foolish.

[ninjabear]

In an interview a few years ago, Paul Verhoven admitted he didn't read more than a few pages of Starship Troopers; a book Master Heinlein intended for adolescent boys.

50 years ago we got movies like Teacher's Pet with Clark Gable, Doris Day and Gig Young; today we get American Pie: Beta House with...people.

"---- star" Jenna Jamison told a CBS News correspondent she should be cloned.

I skipped I Am Legend because it's yet another remake---in just the last few years, how many movies and TV shows have been brought back from the dead, anyway?

You want to see a truly terrifying vision of the future, rent the Mike Judge film Idiocracy; it's scary because it is happening all around us, right now.
Coherent, well crafted ideas are not welcome in the land of the dumb---but what to do?
The answer's simple, if you're tough and smart enough.