[ZylonBane]

There are people who still actually care about Enterprise?

Wow.

[an0n]

It regained our loyalty when T'Pol got nekkid and ****ed Tucker.

Oh and when Enterprise got the living **** beat out of it and was left a burning, crippled shell.

[ZylonBane]

So Archer hasn't leaped yet, eh? Poor guy...

[an0n]

He's been back and forth in time a bit trying to put right what his own bumbling caused to go wrong, which, if one wanted to by cynical, could be seen as trying to hijack the basic plot of Quantum Leap.

[Liberator]

:roflmfao:

[IceFire]

Originally posted by an0n
He's been back and forth in time a bit trying to put right what his own bumbling caused to go wrong, which, if one wanted to by cynical, could be seen as trying to hijack the basic plot of Quantum Leap.

Bah...he has much less choice in the time travel in Enterprise than in Quantum Leap.  At least in QL he knows that he's going to be off to a new time next episode.  In Enterprise he rarely ever knows what the hell is going on when it comes to time travel and he's four times as mad about it

he's a bundle of rage this season.  He's going to be needing some professional help next season.

[Martinus]

[color=66ff00]Worth watching overall?
I saw 2 or 3 episodes including the pilot and didn't really see anything as impressive as the work done in DS9 which I still consider to be the best of the lot.

Always liked Scott Bakula though, seems to have been the perfect choice for captain.
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[Carl]

Originally posted by Bobboau
TOS = $100 per eppisode budget

actually i believe it was a little less than $100,000 an episode. that's still not very much, even for the 60's. the enterprise pilot costed over $10 million.

[an0n]

Season 1 was just gay. Season 2 was kinda lame. Season 3 is full of murder, sex and genocide.


Basically, it follows the same pattern as the Star Wars films. They used the first season to show how nice and happy everything was and how new to everything Starfleet is. They used Season 2 to try to build a credible threat. Then by Season 3 they managed to give the characters a big enough motivation that they'd be willing to kill anyone in their path to achieve their goals.

[J3Vr6]

Do u think all the rage going on in Enterprise is the reason they put in shrinks in the future?

[Flipside]

Well, even standard astronauts have to go through special 'cabin fever' training for extended periods in space, so I wouldn't be surprised

[ChronoReverse]

So much angst in this episode.  I wonder why they never use stun grenades in the future, it sure seemed useful here.

Oh well, having a ship in pieces for once is nice.

[Bobboau]

I didn't get the whole ubber drama about the people, sure what he did wasn't nice but he can always give it back to them when he's saved the human race.

I think that's the first time I've seen a starfleet vessle go on a raid, no longer it seems are they the ubber nice guys of the univerrse.

[Liberator]

It's supposed to make you ask yourself what you would sacrifice to achieve your objective.

[Bobboau]

well if it was something like the only way to get it would have been to blow up the ship and kill everyone on board, then it would make sence, but it isn't realy that big of a sacrafice, after he has saved earth he can go back to the ship and either give them there coil back or give them a ride back home.

[Grey Wolf]

Originally posted by Bobboau
I didn't get the whole ubber drama about the people, sure what he did wasn't nice but he can always give it back to them when he's saved the human race.

I think that's the first time I've seen a starfleet vessle go on a raid, no longer it seems are they the ubber nice guys of the univerrse.

Of course, they aren't Starfleet. The fist Starfleet vessel of the name is Kirk's.

[Liberator]

Umm, no, you see the whole premise of the show is that this is the first Starship ever built by the Starfleet organization.  There is no Prime Directive, no backup, no God awful enormous fleet to run to.  There's just them and a couple of ship I would classify as Runabouts.

To be honest, I have yet to see Mr. Ried toss off one of his beloved "Photonic Torpedos".

[Grey Wolf]

You sure? I was pretty sure they were predecessors of Starfleet. Or was it the Federation they were the predecessors of? Still should be the Dauntless if they were paying attention to their own writers, though.

[Bobboau]

Federation, Archer has heard of this only from daniles

[ChronoReverse]

Not realyl Starfleet.  Starfleet was the Federation's military.  Considering that the Federation doesn't exist and that this is earth's Only warp capable ship, I'd say it's safe to say they aren't in Starfleet.