Topic: Damn, Enterprise really ticked me off this week! (Read 8338 times)

DiggityDank · « **Reply #60 on:** April 26, 2004, 05:04:54 pm »

At least we got to see T'Pol's bum in that one episode. Other than that I haven't been watching, Trek is dead to me these days...

IndyShark · « **Reply #61 on:** April 26, 2004, 07:44:05 pm »

Damn, I missed that episode!

feargusf · « **Reply #62 on:** April 26, 2004, 09:17:15 pm »

Quote:

Like their meeting with the Klingons (why do they look like the TNG ones?!?!)

Because the TNG ones looked like the TMP ones. Roddenberry's own reasoning behind the change was that TOS (some peoples' version of "holy" scripture

) was actually [gasp] wrong about the way that Klingons looked.

frazzle · « **Reply #63 on:** April 27, 2004, 04:57:35 am »

Hmm, when Roddenbery died, some of this went to pot. In DS9, there is a fairly good time travelling epsisode with the Defiant and the crew going back to save the original Enterprise. In that episode, Worf gets all huffy about why the Klingons suddenly became a whole lot uglier.

Damn it guys, do a epsisode that tells us!

SSCF Hooch · « **Reply #64 on:** April 27, 2004, 07:11:52 am »

Well, to be honest they need to get back to the basics and return to the original ideas that Gene had.

His vision was that after humanity nearly destroyed itself during its last world war (ala Khan) the Vulcans happened by and began to menter us, seeing that we needed direction, also seeing that we could become more than we were.

These days it seems cool to the writers to show the seedy under belly of humanity, the very opposite of Genes' concept.

He wanted to tell all of us that there is more good in us than we even consider. That we could hope for something better, and that is core to the ST universe. It was a show that gave us hope for "our" future.

This show refuses to give us that hope.

This last show proves that they don't have a clue what ST is about, and could care less if we like the show or not. It is just a way to make money now.

Not an idea, not a hope for a better future.

Hooch

Age · « **Reply #65 on:** April 27, 2004, 01:26:33 pm »

Then don't watch if you do I am assumeing you are rather liking the show.It is just in here you become one of those who are an agreeable persons one who agrees with a group of people instead of having independent thought of thier own virtue.I hope you understand what I am saying it is just another TV show after all you can either like or not the choice is yours.You made the choice to watch it that tells me you like it if you didn't why waste your time watching it go in gsa and play some game.

FFZ · « **Reply #68 on:** April 27, 2004, 04:02:09 pm »

I commented a few weeks ago that they would find a a way to make the ship opperational again, and they did.

As usual, the show was frought with stupid mistakes (but it was nice to see the guy that played Legit DeMar show up as the vitimized captain), such as, the totally unnessisary attack on the other ship. The argument was, the other ship would take years to get home. Could not archer have said he would go get these guys after the current crisis? Does that planet only have one warpship? These are GIANT plot holes.

BTW, Archer was released because three of the council ordered it, and showed up in the Fish pod, this was shown (him leaving the pod, and the council meeting). They also showed why the reptiles stopped attacking, the council was against it.

The T'Pol drug thing is typical B&B throw stuff out there, they needed the quick fix (pardon the pun) for why a Vulcan could not control herself, and, as usual, they took the easiet way out.

Once Archer had decided on the pirate attack, the stuff about not hurting them was stupid, Enterprise was nearly crippled, showing extremly bad judgement by Archer.

This show seems doomed.

Ravok · « **Reply #69 on:** April 27, 2004, 06:04:52 pm »

Wasn't it mentioned that mind melds were considered a perversion, Because it made Vulcan's emotion junkies?

Deviak · « **Reply #70 on:** April 27, 2004, 07:21:07 pm »

uhhhh...Enterprise is still on?...hehe

, to the guy that said he don't like some of the SG1 actors..which ones?..All of them have their good and bad qualities. I'm rather thrilled to see what the next season will be like..Plus the Star Trek franchise, I've decided to lock it off now, makes no sense to keep anything in mind for Star Trek.

It's too stagnant and even though it doesn't seem that way. Not a lot of people are interested in Star Trek anymore..probably why the writers of Enterprise go overboard? And if anything, I'm looking forward to a good Babylon 5 game. Of course, the IFH project will be nice, but right now I'm really looking forward to Nexus the Jupiter Incident.

So as far as Star Trek, too little too late I'm afraid.

CFA_Admiral_Tige · « **Reply #71 on:** April 30, 2004, 02:12:52 pm »

Just a note thats was naggin at me for a while

I dont know if anyone else picked up on this, but this absolutely HAS to be an alternate timeline.

The Ferengi were not met face to face until picard faced them. The earliar Enterprise episode threw away all that, so this has to be a diff. timeline

just a though

Tiger

Lieutenant_Q · « **Reply #73 on:** April 30, 2004, 04:11:08 pm »

Lest we forget this travesty...

Sato: "They're hailing..."
Archer nods
Sato presses a button, to herself: "Oops...wrong button, better not let the Captain find out or I'll lose my job."
Sato presses the correct button.
Comm: "...You will be assimilated. Resistance is Futile."

Age · « **Reply #75 on:** April 30, 2004, 07:42:37 pm »

What else is new.

Magnum357 · « **Reply #77 on:** May 01, 2004, 03:42:05 am »

I think the Alien ship that Enterprise encountered was proabably way too small too tow effectively. But regardless, I agree with others their are huge plot holes in all this and can get very confusing.

As for T'pol's emotional addictions, I thought her emotional outbursts were due too the effects of the expanse. We saw at the end of season 2 that Vulcans that enter the expanse suffer from these problems. Now B&B say T'pol is acting like this because shes addicted too that... well, what ever that substance was. I'm all confused now.

What I don't get is why does the Enterprise have too find the weapon at all? Why not just build more ships, establish a defense perimeter around earth, setup some long range out posts at the edges of the Sol System and mount a huge defense against the Xindi? The Xindi fleet doesn't looke that big, and with the help of the Vulcans, they could put up a good fight against them in the sol system. Sounds like much better odds then what they are trying too do.

I still think this whole thing HAS too be an alternate timeline or different Universe because their is no way this is the same Star Trek universe we all know. On the other hand, why did Braga and Berman introduce the Borg in all this in Season two? UHG!!!

KRolling · « **Reply #78 on:** May 01, 2004, 04:39:26 am »

I haven't watched Enterprise in the last two years.

Is Archer still getting hit in the head, with the butt of a gun, in every episode?

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