Topic: Tonight's Enterprise 11/19/03

[Green]

Yep <pitui> Jes' put 'er in nu-tral and I'll get 'er ou-da dir <pitui>

[Uss_Defiant]

How many of you cried at the end of the episode? I know i did  

[Sirgod]

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Yep <pitui> Jes' put 'er in nu-tral and I'll get 'er ou-da dir <pitui>  

LOL @ Green, that's just too funny.

Defiant- I didn't cry, I was actually too engrossed in the music, But It was touching. Leading up to the ending seemed abit rushed though for my taste's, But hey It's prob. just me.

Stephen

[TheJudge]

Okay, there were tears brimming in eyes at the end of that one.  After the VERY big surprise that I enjoyed last weeks episode, this one reminds me of why I love Star Trek, and gives hope that those reasons aren't dead.


 

[E_Look]

I tell you, Judge, everyone, this episode was kind of hard to watch.  It was hard to see the guy go through all his feelings.  But it was nice to see Vulcans haven't forgotten kindness.

[Rat_Boy]

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Yep <pitui> Jes' put 'er in nu-tral and I'll get 'er ou-da dir <pitui>  

Thet thin' haf a Hemi ingine?

[Gambler]

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Once again with the showing us the freaking conclusion then jumping to  TWO WEEKS EARLIER.  For just once, don't show me the freaking denounment in the first 30 seconds of the show.  Let it be a surprise.

Shouldn't he have been called 'Quad'?

Would Sim have talked with the same accent?  Granted he is coming up with the same memories as the original, but he is also around many people who don't talk that way.

The moral implications are profound though the show took a very heavy handed approach to Archers final decisions.  What right does a clone have?  Is it solely body parts?  Does it have no right to self-determination?   The writers took the easy way out though with the whole, it's going to die in two weeks, made the choice *easier*.