Which Trek era would you want to live in?

[Lord Garth]

I thought about this time but I felt as though the 32nd century was a bit too wild for me. I wonder if most people had access to all that fancy tech during this time? As long as the delithium was available, the travel options were open but it wasn't. I think I want comfort over adventure. Which is hard to admit, given I'm a Trek fan.

Since things aren't relatively back to normal until 3191, I should probably say I'd prefer the 33rd Century, not the 32nd, since the Federation would be recovered for the entire time in the 33rd Century and not just the end of it. If not that, my runner-up choice is the 25th Century.

 

[F. King Daniel]

Reboot trilogy. Seeing future London and San Francisco was inspiring.


Just... without the explosions and giant starship crashes, please.

 

[I am not Spock]

TNG, DS9, VOY, L, PRO, PIC era. Late 24th, early 25th.

I might be biased but that was the era I grew up with. Berman era.

 

[fireproof78]

Kelvin then TOS.

 

[Richard S. Ta]

32nd Century. I want me some programmable matter.

 

[Qonundrum]

TNG or LD, as doing line dances with Guinan, Barclay and Ro would be fun!

 

[FredH]

On Earth, basically any of these eras seem fine, even during the Burn.

 

[CoveTom]

The TNG era became one of the most volatile, with big threats, giant disasters and a huge war. But I gotta go with the era that has comfortable cosy ships and carpets.

It cannot be stated enough that the measure of a good starship is having carpet.

 

[at Quark's]

Basically I suppose you don't want to live in any era they're making (or have made) a Star Trek series about

Much like those poor inhabitants of St. Mary Mead, after Miss Marple moved in....their odds of being murdered must have increased tenfold at least.

 

[JayTheTrekkie]

I would like to live in the TNG & Movies, DS9, VOY, etc era.

I would go into the holodeck often

 

[Nerys Myk]

It cannot be stated enough that the measure of a good starship is having carpet.

As long as people pick up their feet.