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Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:

Star Trek Enterprise, originally just called Enterprise, had a slow start, but eventually it hit its stride with a really dramatic and wellput together third season

Not in this or any adjacent alternate reality

and a brilliant season 4,

The hell it did

finally becoming the prequel it was

supposed to be, tying itself into cannon really well with brilliant stories,

Wtf
It was revealed to be just a hollow novel being watched by Riker and Troy
on the D

setting up the birth of the Federation story arc, the mirror universe, a great backstory for the Vulcans, and heaps of other great nods to the events of the other series and films.

I demand you, troll o meter yourself immediately!


As much as I loved all of the golden era Star

Trek shows, Enterprise occupies a special place in the franchise for me. The more sophisticated production values, excellent cast, and more serialized storytelling were among the show's strengths. Even looking back at the first two seasons, despite a few duds in there, some forgettable episodes, a lack of overall direction and some pacing issues, there were still some absolute gems in those first two seasons, Enterprise is among the most underrated Trek
shows. And although it's unfortunate that it ended on such a poor episode as These Are the Voyages, the potential for a revival is on the cards. Though I will preface this by saying I sincerely hope that any such follow-up series will be made by any production company other than Secret Hideout.

https://youtu.be/Y26YmaFb-Ig?si=VBItYbr827qZGGFh

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On 2025-09-09 15:10:04 +0000, anim8rfsk said:

Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:

Star Trek Enterprise, originally just called Enterprise, had a slow start, >> but eventually it hit its stride with a really dramatic and wellput together >> third season

Not in this or any adjacent alternate reality

Yep. "Enterprise" was a failed reboot attempt, with the usual silly
changes and the idiotic over-sexed "oil me up, Scotty" decontamination
scenes to pull in the 13 year old perverts. Complete drivel from start
to finish. :-\

and a brilliant season 4,

The hell it did

finally becoming the prequel it was

supposed to be, tying itself into cannon really well with brilliant stories,

Wtf
It was revealed to be just a hollow novel being watched by Riker and Troy
on the D

That would be the only scene worth watching so that you know the entire
show was a complete waste of time and has nothing to do with real "Star
Trek", just like JarJar Abrmas' crappy reboot movies.

setting up the birth of the Federation story arc, the mirror universe, a
great backstory for the Vulcans, and heaps of other great nods to the events >> of the other series and films.

I demand you, troll o meter yourself immediately!

As much as I loved all of the golden era Star

Trek shows, Enterprise occupies a special place in the franchise for me. The >> more sophisticated production values, excellent cast, and more serialized
storytelling were among the show's strengths. Even looking back at the first >> two seasons, despite a few duds in there, some forgettable episodes, a lack >> of overall direction and some pacing issues, there were still some absolute >> gems in those first two seasons, Enterprise is among the most underrated Trek
shows. And although it's unfortunate that it ended on such a poor episode as >> These Are the Voyages, the potential for a revival is on the cards. Though I >> will preface this by saying I sincerely hope that any such follow-up series >> will be made by any production company other than Secret Hideout.

https://youtu.be/Y26YmaFb-Ig?si=VBItYbr827qZGGFh

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In <109q4cj$17vnq$1@dont-email.me> Your Name <YourName@YourISP.com> writes:

On 2025-09-09 15:10:04 +0000, anim8rfsk said:

Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:

Star Trek Enterprise, originally just called Enterprise, had a slow start, >>> but eventually it hit its stride with a really dramatic and wellput together
third season

Not in this or any adjacent alternate reality

Yep. "Enterprise" was a failed reboot attempt, with the usual silly
changes and the idiotic over-sexed "oil me up, Scotty" decontamination >scenes to pull in the 13 year old perverts. Complete drivel from start
to finish. :-\

[snip]

I've previously posted something similar to the following:

I watched the first episode because, well, first. Not
interested.

Every so often I'd be channel surfing when it was on. Watched
it for a few minutes, then bye bye.

At the end of its run they announced the last four episodes
would be repeats of the best as chosen by You, The Viewers.

I figured that would be worth a try.

One of them was actually good. The Enterprise headed
to a Vulcan Religious Retreat planet, bumped into some
Andorans who had taken over and were claiming it was
actually a giant Vulcan spy base.

The budget cuts hurt... but the plot worked.

Another one was decent but I don't recall the details.

I turned off the other two after a couple of minutes...
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On 2025-09-09 21:06:34 +0000, danny burstein said:

In <109q4cj$17vnq$1@dont-email.me> Your Name <YourName@YourISP.com> writes:

On 2025-09-09 15:10:04 +0000, anim8rfsk said:

Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:

Star Trek Enterprise, originally just called Enterprise, had a slow
start, but eventually it hit its stride with a really dramatic and
wellput together third season

Not in this or any adjacent alternate reality

Yep. "Enterprise" was a failed reboot attempt, with the usual silly
changes and the idiotic over-sexed "oil me up, Scotty" decontamination
scenes to pull in the 13 year old perverts. Complete drivel from start
to finish. :-\

[snip]

I've previously posted something similar to the following:

I watched the first episode because, well, first. Not
interested.

Every so often I'd be channel surfing when it was on. Watched
it for a few minutes, then bye bye.

At the end of its run they announced the last four episodes
would be repeats of the best as chosen by You, The Viewers.

I figured that would be worth a try.

One of them was actually good. The Enterprise headed
to a Vulcan Religious Retreat planet, bumped into some
Andorans who had taken over and were claiming it was
actually a giant Vulcan spy base.

The budget cuts hurt... but the plot worked.

Another one was decent but I don't recall the details.

I turned off the other two after a couple of minutes...

I attempted to watch the first episode, but by the time it got to the
"oil me up, Scotty" scene I knew it was garbage, switched it off, and
never even bothered to watch any more of it.


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