Topic: I actually enjoyed last night's Enterprise... (Read 16795 times)

FFZ · « **Reply #60 on:** May 13, 2004, 07:05:36 am »

Much to my surprise, "The Council" was a tight and entertaining story, where the characters behaved in a logical manor.

The reptillians and insectoids seem to have taken power, and are now bent on destroying earth in the name of their guardains (and a reptillian led Xindi empire), and it was good to see the aquatics side with the arborials and humanoids against them. The death of Degra was a little surprising, but it did seem to me it would happen when the reptilian leader arrived unannouced at his quaters.

My guess as to why Hoshi was captured at the end is the Reptillains want to use her abilites to get the final code they need to activate the weapon.

It's a shame it took till this show's seeming end to produce this kind of episode, which was good and made sense. There may yet be hope for the show, they are still saying season finale, not final episode.

David Ferrell · « **Reply #61 on:** May 13, 2004, 10:30:07 am »

Yep I agree, a good episode, lots of drama and virtually no technobabble.

I also think you are right about why they grabbed Hoshi, I guess they
don't have their own cryptograhpers.

Thanks,

Dave

Sirgod · « **Reply #62 on:** May 13, 2004, 10:48:23 am »

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Yep I agree, a good episode, lots of drama and virtually no technobabble.

I also think you are right about why they grabbed Hoshi, I guess they
don't have their own cryptograhpers.

Thanks,

Dave

Well, I've heard from other Reptillian species, It's awfully hard to type in codes with those big Clumsy Fingers. Think about it for a second, If they could manage smaller tech reliably, they would have had Kroma out of that tutu along time ago.

BOT: I did like that episode also, That few seconds where all the ships where after running after the weapon was pretty cool also. It was also kinda surprising to see the Engineer lightning up a little bit after the Death of that one guy. sorry, Bad memory problems this morning.

Stephen

Rat_Boy · « **Reply #63 on:** May 13, 2004, 11:43:10 am »

Definately better than last weeks. Interesting how attached the crew and the audience got to Degra just to watch him, well, you know; very effective, that. I think that it was also interesting and ironic to see Reed finally crack over the death of a MACO, of all people.

E_Look · « **Reply #64 on:** May 13, 2004, 12:23:42 pm »

I totally agree with you; it was a very entertaining episode, very well done. It even had spaceship battle scenes, even if brief.

I really hope Enterprise continues... maybe just change the opening theme song.

FFZ · « **Reply #66 on:** May 13, 2004, 12:31:34 pm »

I agree, I very much liked the Degra character, he seemed to me to be like J Robert Oppenhiemer, the guy that helped make the A-Bomb. Oppenheimer thought he was doing something to protect his own, regretted doing it, and was horrified when thousands of people were killed by his A-bombs. Degra acted exactly the same way, he was the first alien that seemed real in this series, I was sad to see him killed off.

Tripp is his name Sirgod, played Conner Trineer.

Dave, I still have hope, I guess Trek fans really are eternal optomists
Each night I try to catch DS 9, I had forgotten so many of those, its like a whole new show, my hope is that, finally, Enterprise is hitting its stride, just as they did, and TNG, even Voyager to a much lesser extent.

For once, they supported Trek lore, when T'Pol told Tripp about the Vulcan Axiom "The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few."

I hope they bring it back for at least anotehr year.

Javora · « **Reply #68 on:** May 13, 2004, 12:50:34 pm »

I agree, Linda has gotten little if any work on that show as of late, sad to, she has more ability than half of the other cast members. The only other person I could think of is the Mayweather character (sorry his real name eludes me at the moment) or maybe even the maco commander.

Sten · « **Reply #70 on:** May 13, 2004, 02:12:01 pm »

I think for the season finale they are going to kill off all the MACO's.

We haven't had a decent red shirt kill off in three seasons of Enterprise.

My money is the MACO's get decimated saving the ship and crew.

Sten · « **Reply #72 on:** May 13, 2004, 02:24:30 pm »

Maybe not Trek but he played the Admiral of the USS Saratoga in Space above and Beyond.

Daew Anahos · « **Reply #74 on:** May 13, 2004, 02:34:30 pm »

Sten and DM: Yep, bingo, just made the mental connetion after you both posted. Thanks! I thought it was Trek.

SAAB was an awesome program. Yet another good sci-fi program that bit the dust.

FFZ · « **Reply #75 on:** May 13, 2004, 02:39:05 pm »

That show had some good moments, but seemed to get bogged down in boredom at times.

Back to Enterprise, the ship again took a severe beating, it will be tough to get back in the hunt for the last few episodes. I wonder if they can warn Earth, and maybe, just maybe, those so-far useless Vulcans can spare some ships to protect the Earth.

Not likely.

It would be cool if they did, with some andorians, it could be the long awaited 'birth' of the Federation we all want to see.

FFZ · « **Reply #78 on:** May 14, 2004, 12:24:53 pm »

The sooner the better. We are now six days from 'X' day, when they annouce if Enterprise is renewed or not. There is an enormous amount of 'save enterprise' web sites and letter thing, but Trek had been able to do that for years for its shows.

I wonder just how accurate the ratings are, I bet more people watch then the rating services say.

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