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More than a decade ago, it was very much like this with services like Netflix. They didn't have much of a deep catalog which they owned outright. Hence they had to license from the movie companies which owned the actual content. In the case of HBO licensing Star Trek movies, that seems to be...

(As an aside). Interesting. Wonder if Viacom/Universal has found somebody to buy an exclusive off-network syndication rights contract to these shows. A non-exclusive contract likely wouldn't have led to these three shows being taken off Paramount+

A recent precedent of a "paranoia" style show which is a remake, is Condor on little known cable/streaming channels Audience (2018 season 1) and Epix (2020 season 2). It is loosely based on Three Days of the Condor book and 1975 movie. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Condor_(TV_series)...

(Without getting heavily into politics). If there ever was a reboot, nowadays the "paranoia" might resemble something like q-anon type stuff. It would likely relegate it to a basic cable channel, or possibly the CW if the characters are younger. (Paramount still owns 12.5% of the CW).

Of course. Without any insider information, it is all speculation, innuendo, etc ...

This isn't much different than yelling into an "echo chamber". Especially if the decision makers don't read online message boards nor any other relevant social media. These days I have to wonder who is even running the home video divisions at these large movie companies. If I had to guess, it...