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Titolo: Lo dice Braga

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By Caillan
August 24, 2001 - 1:12 PM
In Star Trek, there's never such a thing as a simple mission, and the
Enterprise pilot will be no different, according to series co-creator
Brannon Braga, who promises a galactic conspiracy, deadly aliens and a
healthy dose of "grand adventure."
"Our pilot tells the story of a crew that comes together for the very first
time," Braga told Ian Spelling at Inside Trek. "The crew's mission is
simple: a Klingon has crash-landed on Earth - we've never seen a Klingon
before - and the Klingons want him back."
The crew's first mission may be simple, but complications develop quickly.
"We've got to take him home or there's going to be trouble with the Klingon
Empire," Braga said. "So it's a little bit like 'Saving Private Ryan' - get
the Klingon home. Along the way, we uncover a huge galactic conspiracy
involving a new and deadly species called the Suliban."
These new antagonists aren't your everyday bad guys, however. "The Suliban
have strange genetic abilities," the producer explained. "They can breathe
in the vacuum of space and run on ceilings and camouflage themselves like an
octopus. We realize that the Suliban are somehow in contact with the distant
future, that there's a situation called the Temporal Cold War and that
there's a big conspiracy that also involves the Klingons. We begin to
uncover this and it's a grand adventure. I think it's safe to say the crew
stays together at the end."
The process of developing the script was a particularly fulfilling
experience for Braga. "It's much more gratifying and exciting to be in on
something from the get-go," he said. "And I'm just glad this show wasn't
rushed."
Enterprise has been in development for some time, despite the fact that the
series debuts only a few months after the Voyager finale. "Some people may
think it's rushed because Voyager just ended and now you've got a new show,
but the fact is that from the first concept to now, it's been two and a half
years, maybe even longer," Braga said. "It was nice to be able to take the
time to develop the concept, to develop each character and to spend a lot of
time with Rick [Berman] writing the pilot and developing the first few
episodes."
Although the series doesn't launch for another month, Braga thinks the
audience will be pleased with what they see. "We've done everything we can
to make this new series fresh and exciting in our minds," he said. "That
will hopefully translate to fresh and exciting viewing. We've done our best
and we're hoping that Enterprise will appeal to both the core Star Trek fan
and to those who know of Star Trek but don't watch it regularly."
The full interview, in which Braga also talked about the reasons for
choosing a 22nd century premise, can be found here at Inside
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healthy dose of "grand adventure."
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