The writer has long spoken about his hopes to bring another Trek spin-off to screens, which would continue on from his show Strange New Worlds, and follow James T Kirk's first years in the captain's chair on board the USS Enterprise.
"Nobody's called, the sets are gone," he said. "Everybody else has started to take other jobs. It's never been officially yes, and it's never been officially no. But I don't see it happening."
He added: "I don't know. It's above my pay grade. Maybe somebody calls and says, 'Hey, do a two-hour movie,' or, 'We want the show.' Great! But there was a moment where it would have been the most expeditious, creatively and economically, to just continue because we had a lot of assets which are now no longer.
"I've spent some time with him since he's been working and he's a real Star Trek fan. He is somebody who loves Star Trek. So I have faith that what he'll do will be real Star Trek. I don't think it's going to be Year One, although I'd be thrilled if it was."
“I would have loved to have done Year One and kept on with this group because they're my cohort now,” he said. "I feel familial with them, and I understand the Star Trek that we made together. And should [Paramount] call tomorrow and say, ‘Let's do that,’ I'll come running.
“But I do think that, at least for me, my time with Star Trek is over now. I was really lucky – Strange New Worlds was everything I imagined when I couldn't even imagine it, as a little boy playing Star Trek. Now I got to be a bigger boy playing Star Trek with somebody else's toys.
He added: “As much as I'd like to still keep playing, because it's fun, I also understand the value of renewal and whether it renews itself perfectly the first or the second or the third iteration of whatever the next – dare I say – generation of these shows are, it'll find its way. It always does.”
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