Giving Enterprise another chance

[Gaith]

For muscling through ENT, I find Richard Whettestone's reviews a vital aid.

[teacake]

Gaith wrote:

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For muscling through ENT, I find Richard Whettestone's reviews a vital aid.

Huh. All this time and I never knew that Blalock had an outie.

[JirinPanthosa]

I'll give Enterprise one thing. At least the characters remember what happened to them last week. "Of course you have skin irritation, you were transformed into a different species last week!" That's all I asked, Voyager.

If only a few of the actors had stage presence.

[R. Star]

JirinPanthosa wrote:

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I'll give Enterprise one thing. At least the characters remember what happened to them last week. "Of course you have skin irritation, you were transformed into a different species last week!" That's all I asked, Voyager.

If only a few of the actors had stage presence.

I'll agree with this. Continuity within the whole Trek universe may have often been ignored, but I did love the fact that if the Enterrpise was shot up last week, it still had holes and dents and what not in it the next ep.

[BillJ]

Some really good stuff in Enterprise but, much like Voyager, there is just way too many shit episodes to wade through...

[teacake]

I feel sorry for you people who miss out on so much Trek.

[JirinPanthosa]

I have to say, I like North Star. Maybe Enterprise could have benefited from a few more camp episodes.

What's up with Mayweather anyway?

I felt bad for Harry Kim, because he had no character development
Until I met a man who had no lines

At least they kept him in the main cast, unlike Aiden Ford.

[teacake]

Who?

[JirinPanthosa]

Similitude might be the first really good episode of Enterprise. Archer takes perhaps the most morally questionable decision in Trek history, to create a human organ bank slave for the best interests of mankind, and we get a pure existential character study.

[FFunctionalData]

Season 4 was great.

The highlight was the mirror universe ep.

[FFunctionalData]

Gaith wrote:

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For muscling through ENT, I find Richard Whettestone's reviews a vital aid.

this is just great.

[T'Girl]

teacake wrote:

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Who?

A character on Stargate Atlantis. After the first season he became a rarely seen reoccurring character in the second season. And he was in one fifth season episode.

They replaced him on the regular cast with Conan the Barbarian.

[Triskelion]

^ He had some awesome moves when fighting. Would like to see him and Chewie go at it (name escapes me at the moment). Teal'Q would have gone through Chewie like a Mexican sno cone. Instead we get an unrealistic tie.

But at least we had Chewie instead of the Chakotay-like wallflower (Hawling?) chewing the scenery behind Gabrielle the Warrior Princess character. And Jewel Staite.

[Skywalker]

Triskelion wrote:

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^ He had some awesome moves when fighting. Would like to see him and Chewie go at it (name escapes me at the moment). Teal'Q would have gone through Chewie like a Mexican sno cone. Instead we get an unrealistic tie.

But at least we had Chewie instead of the Chakotay-like wallflower (Hawling?) chewing the scenery behind Gabrielle the Warrior Princess character. And Jewel Staite.

Ronon Dex was his name.

[Triskelion]

^ Oh right, the play on the masterless samurai.