Damon A. Getsman wrote to JIMMY ANDERSON <=-
I did enjoy "enterprise" and since it happens "before" Kirk, etc. then
it is still in the same timeline. :-)
Enterprise was good for me, too. I'm sad that it's gone, but
seriously contemplating rewatching the series at some point in the
future here.
Joacim Melin wrote to Damon A. Getsman <=-
I enjoyed the later part of TNG and remember being so disappointed in
DS9 and the whole premise of the show where you have this space station where most things seems to evolve around yet another bunch of aliens visiting the space station or whatever. It very became stale and
boring.
I must admit I haven't seen Enterprise at all but I really enjoyed the episodes of Voyager that I managed to see. Maybe I should give
Enterprise a try too?
Enterprise is the one with Scott Bakula (of Quantum Leap) and takes place
in the time of post Warp travel but still well before Kirk. The Federation
of Planets doesn't exist yet and Earth is just reaching out toward the stars.
Dallas Vinson wrote to JIMMY ANDERSON <=-
Re: Re: When is the new movie
Enterprise is the one with Scott Bakula (of Quantum Leap) and takes place
in the time of post Warp travel but still well before Kirk. The Federation of Planets doesn't exist yet and Earth is just reaching out toward the stars.
Actually, I found it to be more about the early exploration and the building of the federation, since the UFP charter is formed in the
final episode or two.
Stephen Atkins wrote to Damon A. Getsman <=-
I wish it would have gone for a couple more seasons. I may just watch
it again this summer. I always thought the characters where very good
and well acted. The strugle the Vulcan's and Humans have between each other felt real . I think it is one of the most under rated Treks.
BBC America runs TNG but they run the SAME episodes over and over again and they run them out of order. You look one day and they are running season 2 then back to season 1 maybe a few from season 3 or 4 you can never tell what they are going to show. And complaints to their progrmming deparment fall on deaf ears.
Jimmy Anderson wrote to Joacim Melin <=-
Actually they introduce the transporter for people in the first
episode. :-)
Jimmy Anderson wrote to Stephen Atkins <=-
I wish it would have gone for a couple more seasons. I may just watch
it again this summer. I always thought the characters where very good
and well acted. The strugle the Vulcan's and Humans have between each other felt real . I think it is one of the most under rated Treks.
Good point. They really brought out the depth of the characters as well
as the races.
Allen Prunty wrote to Jimmy Anderson <=-
Jimmy Anderson wrote to Joacim Melin <=-
Actually they introduce the transporter for people in the first
episode. :-)
In the new Trekverse they mention a transporter accident with Admiral Archer's pet beagle being why Montgomery Scott and the teddy bear was stationed on the far away outpost.
Therefore in the New Trekverse one can speculate that the "Enterprise"
is canon for that storyline.
Allen Prunty wrote to Jimmy Anderson <=-
Jimmy Anderson wrote to Stephen Atkins <=-
Enterprise didn't get good until the last season and by then it was too late to save it.
BBC America runs TNG but they run the SAME episodes over and
over again and they run them out of order. You look one day and
they are running season 2 then back to season 1 maybe a few from
season 3 or 4 you can never tell what they are going to show. And
complaints to their progrmming deparment fall on deaf ears.
They only run the episodes that have the predominantly British
cast members and guest stars in them. It is the BBC therefore
that's the ones they are focused and interested in.
Al Kaiser n1api@cox.net <=-
Greg Goodwin wrote to Stephen Atkins <=-
I thought Enterprise was a lot of fun, but the best fun came in the
last season when they did SO MUCH...
Greg Goodwin wrote to Stephen Atkins <=-
I thought Enterprise was a lot of fun, but the best fun came in
the last season when they did SO MUCH...
I think one cool part about it is that Enterprise "still happened"
even after the reboot of the movies. :-)
Oh - and the episode where they found the Borg from the TNG movie?
That was cool!
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I thought Enterprise was a lot of fun, but the best fun came in
the last season when they did SO MUCH...
I think one cool part about it is that Enterprise "still happened"
even after the reboot of the movies. :-)
Oh - and the episode where they found the Borg from the TNG movie?
That was cool!
Drew Klenotic wrote to JIMMY ANDERSON <=-
To be honest, I find all of the alternate-time-line-time-travel-reboot stuff just a little old.
I'd rather see new ships, new crews, new ideas (I fell in love with DS9 the moment I realized it wasn't going to be a "let's all go through the wormhole and see what we find this week" kind of show).
I'd love to see another space station based series. Just so much possibility.
But I'm not a fan of reboots in general.... and the Star Trek ones in particular. (In fact, I haven't even seen the last one).
Flavio Bessa wrote to JIMMY ANDERSON <=-
I think one cool part about it is that Enterprise "still happened"
even after the reboot of the movies. :-)
Oh - and the episode where they found the Borg from the TNG movie?
That was cool!
That was awesome indeed. This weekend I saw "First Contact",
then "Regeneration" and "Q Who" - A complete temporal loop. ;)
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