OT: Star Trek: Enterprise

Gandalf Parker · #1 July 16th, 2004, 07:18 PM

I also agree. I dont know how they are going to make it all work. It seems like every show has something I point at and say "if they knew this back then how come it was such a surprise in (whatever other Star Trek applies)"

All I can figure is that maybe, at the end of it all, they will change something which will make everything go away as if it never happened.

QuarianRex · #2 July 16th, 2004, 07:24 PM

I heard that when Brannon Bragga, one of the producers, originally pitched the enterprise concept he also pitched another sci-fi show, one about a temporal cold war. Enterprise got picked up while the other did not. Apparently he just decided to merge the two.

thon · #3 July 16th, 2004, 08:33 PM

was i the only one banging my head against a wall after the Last scene of the Last episode?

geoschmo · #4 July 16th, 2004, 08:40 PM

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Originally posted by thon:
was i the only one banging my head against a wall after the Last scene of the Last episode?

Episodes aren't always on in order in every place. Which episode and scene are you talking about? (Although I have felt like banging my head on several occasions, so chances are you aren't alone.

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[ July 16, 2004, 19:41: Message edited by: geoschmo ]

Slynky · #5 July 16th, 2004, 09:02 PM

Well, I'm not the most devout Trekkie out there, for sure, but I watched every spinoff they made. Of them, I confess I quit watching DS9 before it ended (can't remember the reason). I quit watching Voyager (because it became too stupid that a long-range explorer would never need repair and even engaged in small battles...plus I would rather have seen Ms. Bujold (spelling?) in the lead). Then I gave Enterprise a shot. Passed it by (due to boredom) in favor of Firefly (a much better series, IMO). But I know what you mean about all the time travel. Never really liked Q in any episode, either.

Alari · #6 July 16th, 2004, 09:49 PM

I'd probably lose whatever geek credentials I have left for admitting this, but I love the new Enterprise series. =) Yes the ending of the finale of season 3 is hilarious and you should really turn it off once you get to the end where they're hailing StarFleet, up to that point it's one of the best damn sci-fi episodes of any series, ever. But if you want to continue on, you get to see, OMG EVIL ALIEN NAZIS!!! *giggle* =)

But what's not to like about the series? Freaky time travel headaches, at least 2 species they don't learn the names of (Borg and Ferrengi) and even an mpreg episode! (In season 1 no less!

=)

Seriously, I do love it. =) Just remember it's as much fiction as science, and like all other Star Trek series, takes place in a universe with slightly different physical laws and rules (caused by subspace) Enjoy it for the story it tells.

Captain Kwok · #7 July 16th, 2004, 10:15 PM

It's been hit and miss with me - mostly because of the constant time travel element Geo mentioned. I was hoping for of the exploration element showing early contact with some of our favorite races and the beginnings of the Federation etc.

Most of the actors are fine and I do like the Enterprise NX-01, it's not a bad looking ship but has taking a lot of flak for looking "too modern". That's more of a result of the 60's look of the original series in which this series is suppose to be a prequel.

Anyways, I think once this series wraps up then time for a trek break.