When TOS came out on video, I bought the whole series. Before TNG even screened on free-to-aire-TV, I was renting the videos from the local video library. I read all the books to all the episodes (where published) before watching the episodes, and with the exception of the last season or so of Voyager, I've watched every episode that is Star Trek that ever came to TV (just about). However, I havent seen one edpisode of Enterprise, or read any books at all. In Australia, there is a bit of lag before the episodes are screened here, but tnoo much, however, from what I've heard about Enterprise, is so screwed up, I won't be going out of my way to watch it, unlike the previous series'. It just doesnt add anything to the franchise at all, and from what I've read (including posts made here), all it seems to be doing is screwing everything up. It's no wonder Star Trek is loosing popularity. And here we have, yet, another example of how script writers and directors chasing the dollar can unravel the integrity of a cultural icon that has been with us for decades. I'd be very surprised to see if Paramount can ever recover from the debacle of this latest incarnation of a Star Trek series. The more I hear stuff like this, the less likely I think we'll see any more good Star Trek on our screens either as another series, or even another movie. Its very sad.
My rant for today.