Word of Mouth Has Killed

[Kamog]

Yeah, I'm really sad that Data died. He was my second-favorite character (after Picard).

In my opinion, Next Generation was the best Star Trek series. I would say Voyager was #2, the Original Series was #3, and Deep Space 9 was #4. I have only seen 4 or 5 episodes of Enterprise so I don't really have an opinion on that. However, in regards to story depth and continuity, nothing beats Babylon 5.

[Captain Kwok]

The reason why Nemesis did poor domestically was the fact that it was released at a bad time, and casual viewers were more likely to spend their movie dollars on more mainstream films like The Two Towers etc, instead. Perhaps January or earlier in November would have been better.

The movie itself is not bad, and I would suggest that seeing the movie for yourself is the best course of action, rather than relying on other people's opinions - ones you might find later unjustified.

[tbontob]

Originally posted by Kamog:
Yeah, I'm really sad that Data died. He was my second-favorite character (after Picard).

In my opinion, Next Generation was the best Star Trek series. I would say Voyager was #2, the Original Series was #3, and Deep Space 9 was #4. I have only seen 4 or 5 episodes of Enterprise so I don't really have an opinion on that. However, in regards to story depth and continuity, nothing beats Babylon 5.

Yes...B5 was my favorite too.

It had a lot going for it. Good character development, good storylines, plot development which took place over years, and we saw how many characters ended their lives. Most of all, we were not left hanging and wondering how things were going to turn out. There was a real effort to bring all the loose ends together in the final episodes. A great series.

[Desdinova]

speaking of B5. has anyone heard anything about the sequel based upon the Rangers. I saw the movie but havent seen or heard anything since.

edit: started a new topic for this instead.

[ January 04, 2003, 18:56: Message edited by: desdinova ]