I don’t know I was just thinking that a show similar to the cutscenes in Spartan Ops, but longer and live action would be pretty cool.
It could be like Star Trek: The Next Generation with the Infinity as the main setting and Lasky, Palmer etc as the main characters. They could travel the galaxy fighting Covenant and Insurrectionists.
Eh, the Infinity already gets enough exposure in other media. There’s an (pardon the pun) infinity of possible choices of subject matter that hardly get any attention. Stories about ordinary UNSC marines and other troops, Longsword pilots, or even reporters like Ben and Petra. Or what about a story set during the Insurrection, or even the height of the Orion program? Or, for something more immediately recognizable, have it be about Blue Team during the war. Or the Gamma Company of Spartan-IIIs.
I think that would be a cool way to keep a lot of the characters stories going, however if I got the choice I would base the TV series off of the HtT ARG.
I personally found the characters of infinity to be uninteresting. HTT progression would be far more entertaining then another stagnate/BSG clone.
Please, no more Infinity, there is so much more to explore. Infinity already got Spartan Ops and (most of) Escalation. Now let’s try to focus on something else, 343.
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> Eh, the Infinity already gets enough exposure in other media. There’s an (pardon the pun) infinity of possible choices of subject matter that hardly get any attention. Stories about ordinary UNSC marines and other troops, Longsword pilots, or even reporters like Ben and Petra. Or what about a story set during the Insurrection, or even the height of the Orion program? Or, for something more immediately recognizable, have it be about Blue Team during the war. Or the Gamma Company of Spartan-IIIs.
That was Punny, Anyways I agree Eh
Considering there are no good spacefaring shows on right now, I would be pleased with this. I’m sure some can tell by my gamertag I like spacefaring shows… However, due to budgetary concerns I would wager it will be a predominantly “on the ground” show.