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When it was on the air, I stuck up for Enterprise from the first episode to the last (except that last episode was a really raw deal). I was really disgusted with the hate some "fans" heaped on it and I pretty much liked it because it ticked off the captain kirk crowd. I watched it more...

I think I'm seeing this from a similar perspective. I watched these shows off and on, but I haven't thought much about any of the Star Trek shows after they went off the air until now. Anyway, I've been cheering Voyager nonstop now because of early episodes like Twisted.

I watched on and off for awhile. Then tuned out the last couple of years for some reason. After so many Star Trek shows, I think I took Voyager for granted (like a lot of people). I remember the show became focused more on Seven and the Borg. It's kind of unfair but I think all of the...

Well, it takes too much time to fall down and get back up. It's one of those Star Trek things. The producers probably thought "Do we want to be real here, or do we just want to get on with the story?" Often they just want to get on with the story. If they gave us five minutes of shaking...

Chakotay just walked in and they are checking out his anomalies.

What if there was a transporter malfunction and a Democratic were mixed with a Republican....you'd have a guy who immediately went bankrupt and refused to do anything about it. badum-bum. It's funny to see this because I saw this episode just yesterday.

I'm sort of in the same boat. I started watching Voyager on Netflix a few weeks ago. But I don't remember much about specific episodes. re-watching the first couple of seasons, it has reminded me of how much I liked these early episodes.

Voyager was a gutsy show in some ways. You can almost hear the writers thinking, "Gene would never allow us to do this..." and that's where the discussion would end on TNG But for Voyager they went on..."but this is our show so lets do it anyway." Maybe this episode was intended to...

I think it might be nice if a few superhero flops at least slowed down production on every superhero comic in existence. (And I think I'm getting my wish this year.) These movies are bogged down in so much CGI. And a lot of these characters have similar origins. I'm not that interested in...

I have to agree. I'm going on memory from some time ago, but Q was created as a foil for Picard. Plus as far as "god-like" aliens go, Star Trek could sometimes be very cartoonish. They are usually good for knocking around the crew and playing the evil genie, but I wasn't interested in the...

Aw, I like that one. It's the one where B'Elanna hallucinates getting it on with Chakotay. It's interesting that they never showed what Chakotay's hallucination was.

I'm going to fall behind now. I'm only a little into season two as of today. I'm totally a fan of Voyager now, even if the rest of the series is just mediocre. Even the X-files was only really consistently good for a couple of years and it's a TV classic in my book. But for those two...

That's probably it. :)

I don't really care much about the haters except for when they get really intense. I can think of things to bash about TOS (Spock's Brain, Space Hippies, Shatner's acting, etc.) TNG (Ferengis, preachy captain, lifeless characters), DS9 (more Ferengis, Odo was an uptight tool. Dominion war...

I think the most hostile Trek fans are actually the Captain Kirk fans. They just seem to think every show after TOS is unwanted trespassers on their territory. That and they all have huge man-crushes on Shatner.

I think a lot of people would certainly bend that 'no dating coworkers' rule if they thought they would be lost with their shipmates for seventy years. As I was rewatching "The Naked Now" (season 1, TNG) I was struck by Picard's lecture at the end that basically said: Thank goodness we didn't...

This kind of baffles me. How many "anomalies," "energy being," and "unexplained readings" do ALL of the Trek shows have. 99 percent of the Trek antagonists really could be dismissed as unconvincing. I think what it comes down to for some people is, "I just like this show less because it...

I think I would eliminate Parallax and Time and Again. Time and Again is the one where Tom and Janeway are stuck on a planet that is about to have a huge explosion that will destroy all life. They were essentially zapped back in time 24 hours and witness the alien society and the people who...

I think DS9 had a lot to contend with. Being the first Trek show to be on the air while its predecessor was still making new episodes and dealing with the Babylon 5 comparisons. I kind of tuned out when it became about the Dominion war. It looked like they were trying real hard to amp up the...

Ha! It figures. Thanks. :)