Prelude to Axanar
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Sep 17, 2026
Jason Roy GastonHOST
It never got made, and the films got squashed.
Jason Roy GastonHOST
And that is because of Axanar, I believe.
Jason Roy GastonHOST
Because that guy got into some legal stuff, and they cut down on...
Jason Roy GastonHOST
A lot of...
Jason Roy GastonHOST
Penetrate deeper than the Picard maneuver.
Jason Roy GastonHOST
Oh, jeez.
Jason Roy GastonHOST
Axanar was just live streaming.
Jason Roy GastonHOST
Exciting things are happening there.
Andrew M. HenryHOST
Star Wars culture doesn't flow only from Disney and Lucasfilm.
Andrew M. HenryHOST
People write fanfiction, they cut up the movies into super popular fan edits, and create fan films so popular that even major corporations get worried enough to send cease and desist orders, like what happened when CBS cracked down on the Star Trek fan film Axanar.
Andrew M. HenryHOST
The thing that's so powerful about participatory culture is that regular people can gain social capital and prestige even though they operate outside of the official power structure.
Andrew M. HenryHOST
Kathleen Kennedy wields a great deal of power as the president of Lucasfilm.
Jonathan JKHOST
Paramount has strict licensing around, obviously, their product, especially where it pertains to fan-made stuff.
Jonathan JKHOST
There was a thing called Axanar a while back.
Jonathan JKHOST
I wasn't really involved in any way about that.
Jonathan JKHOST
When I mean involved, I wasn't really aware of it on the internet, and I learned about it after the fact.
DylanHOST
they ruined it for everyone
BenGUEST
yeah it was Star Trek Axanar was the production which then led to so there was they made an episode of Renegades the spin off from this Star Trek Renegades and then made a second episode purely called Renegades where all mention or reference to Star Trek was removed and Because they just weren't allowed to.
BenGUEST
Which, if anything, feels like it brings us full circle back to Spock versus Q, where they were obviously not allowed to make any mention of Star Trek property outwith the bodies of John Delancey and Leonard Nimoy.
DylanHOST
Very true.