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Two months ago, TrekMovie dropped a bombshell on fans: Enterprise<\/em> star Scott Bakula and show producer Mike Sussman had pitched Paramount a Picard<\/em>-style show that would focus on Admiral Archer. Paramount skipped out because they feared the show would compete for eyeballs with the upcoming Starfleet Academy<\/em> series. Now, more details have come to light about the show Paramount will never let us have, and it sounds like the coolest thing to happen to Trek since the premiere of Strange New Worlds<\/em>.<\/p>\n According to TrekMovie, Bakula and Sussman never gave up and continued refining their pitch, hoping that it might impress the new network leadership after the Paramount\/Skydance merger. They now envision their show (tentatively titled Star Trek<\/a>: United<\/em>, which is kind of perfect<\/strong>) as an Andor<\/em>-esque show that focuses on Admiral Archer as the President of the United Federation of Planets. It would feature occasional cameos from legacy Enterprise<\/em> actors and would provide stories the earlier show never got to flesh out, including the Romulan War and its aftermath.<\/p>\n All of this sounds amazing to me, someone who didn\u2019t really fall in love with Enterprise<\/em> until the streaming<\/a> era. I eventually learned to love this show\u2019s robust prequel setting, one which answered many fan questions (like why the Klingon appearance changed so much) while raising even more (like, how many pies did Section 31 have their grubby hands in?).<\/p>\nJustice For Enterprise<\/strong><\/h3>\n