OT: Enterprise New thread....

[tesco samoa]

it was a new trek Last night. looking forward to talking about it tomorrow

[Captain Kwok]

It was a good episode. I liked the spindily aliens, they were kind of different from the usual trek far. At the beginning, I thought they might have been Romulans or something because of the ship design.

[geoschmo]

Well, crud! After waiting more than a month for an new episode, there's a basketball game on instead of Enterprise. I guess I'll have to wait till saturday to catch it.

Geoschmo

[zen.]

It's kinda funny, with all this low-tech, I keep feeling that they have paper-thin armor and their default-config 'phase cannons' are the galactic equivalent of throwing rocks at a tank.

Great episode, though. I really do like the fact that they come across all these aliens and that Starfleet ain't nowhere near the big fish in the pond yet. I wonder if they're going to be trading/upgrading their gear as time passes. It'd be cool to come back home with a totally modded Enterprise -- something Voyager failed to do.

zen

[Growltigga]

What show are you talking about? I dont know of any startrek clone like this one - it probably hasn't hit europe yet

[ 17 January 2002: Message edited by: Growltigga ]

[tesco samoa]

Those aliens looked like streched out Mars Attacks aliens.

I enjoyed the side story but the main one was a little week.

A-Team in space where the enterprise is not only the barn but the van as well.

The character development is coming along nicely.

[dmm]

I love how they changed their pathetic beam weapon into a wave motion gun. Why don't my SEIV crews ever think to do that?

The only problem I had with the episode was: Why in the world did Archer and the chief engineer and the weapons officer not realize before now that installing the phase cannons just might possibly be a good idea? Helloooooo??? Guess Star Fleet Academy got better over time. I can't imagine the likes of Kirk, Scotty, Jordi, Miles, or Warf letting neat toys like that sit in a cargo bay.