Topic: Enterprise gets Canned

[Soreyes]

When you get down here to Oklahoma We'll make arrangements to drive out for the weekend. Heck Soreyes has been out there quite a few times also. Who knows, Some of us may have even been talking with Admiral Frey over having a Taldrenite Convention some time in the next year or so.

Stephen

Hell Toasty0s bar is my Home away from home in Vegas

Damn I wonder if I can Handle a Core Breach in Quarks Bar?

[dbdbdb]

IMHO:

After soo many successful series, they need to take a break, start fresh and approach the next series from a new different perspective.

Enterprise clearly demonstrated that they had run out of ideas, and were drawing off of old material constantly. [No matter how well they attemped to dress it up and or disguise it, it was old concepts, old episodes, redone. For a true trekkie, it was all too evident from day one.

The original Star trek's demise was that they wanted to take it to the next level, because the technology and special FX had out grown the old format and was ready for a change. [Well written]

TNG's demise was that they wanted to and was axious to move that format to the big screen. [excellent writers]

Voyager's downfall was that they traveled back in time every other third episode. [No creative writers]

DS9 was taken as far as they could take it. After the dominion war concluded, they had no where to go with it. [Good writers for this as well]

Enterprise [They totally loss the flow ..... BIG TIME] [Not well written at all ... No forsight]

Hopefully the best is yet to come.

[OlBuzzard]

IMHO ..   this season was simply too little too late ..

Had the rest of it been as well done as this season ... and they stayed the HXXX away for that "Temporal War" crap ..  it would have exceeded the writting of TOS  ( please dont throw flames ..  hehehe  I was there and saw TOS when it was released the first time )


***  sigh ****  but that did not happen, unfortunately.  I agree that the B&B knot heads affectively killed it.

at any rate ....  I'm hoping for a brighter future for Trek.