20 years ago tonight the Enterprise finale aired. So....what's your opinion two decades on?

[Gingerbread Demon]

My opinion 20 years on hasn't changed. The final episode was, and is shite

 

[cooleddie74]

"Well, it could have been worse. Be glad it wasn't."

Not helping, and never has helped.

 

[Richard S. Ta]

We’ve managed to eke out more than 2 months of discussion on it.

Not bad for shite.

It is shite though. This has been a 2 month discussion, as a capstone to a 20 year discussion, about how shite it is.

I need to get fucked up tonight and then watch it.

 

[Richard S. Ta]

I didn’t.

I watched TNG Booby Trap instead.

Very good.

 

[Reanok]

The final episode TATV is garbage

 

[Artoo Atari]

The more time has passed, the more I think TATV should have been a regular episode and Demons and Terra Prime should have been the actual finale. Heck, TATV should have been before Demons. I think if that was the case, it would have went down better. As a finale it just didn't work.

I agree. In fact, on rewatches I generally consider Demons/ Terra Prime to be the finale and stop there. Series over. It works.

 

[Noname Given]

TATV = This Ain't The Valentine.

 

[StarTrek1701]

I didn't want to create another thread about this and @cooleddie74 can definitely move it to the proper forum, but I didnt see anyone bringing this news up:

Exclusive: Scott Bakula Eyeing Star Trek Return In President Archer Series Pitch From ‘Enterprise’ Producer

Mike Sussman talks to TrekMovie about the pitch ahead of his appearance on our Saturday STLV panel.

trekmovie.com

And some interesting discussion on Reddit of all places:

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The reaction from just a glance is majority of fans don't want it.

 

[thribs]

I didn’t mind the concept of it. Just shouldn’t have been the finale. Biggest issue is that it made it a TNG episode when it should have been a ENT one.

 

[thribs]

I didn't want to create another thread about this and @cooleddie74 can definitely move it to the proper forum, but I didnt see anyone bringing this news up:

Exclusive: Scott Bakula Eyeing Star Trek Return In President Archer Series Pitch From ‘Enterprise’ Producer

Mike Sussman talks to TrekMovie about the pitch ahead of his appearance on our Saturday STLV panel.

trekmovie.com

And some interesting discussion on Reddit of all places:

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The reaction from just a glance is majority of fans don't want it.

Could be fun. Personally I would make it about him being a Temporal Agent. He faked his death in 2245 and joined them.

 

[StarTrek1701]

Could be fun. Personally I would make it about him being a Temporal Agent. He faked his death in 2245 and joined them.

Trip Tucker didn't die for this.

 

[thribs]

Trip Tucker didn't die for this.

He never died. He just did a William Boilmer

 

[Hopeful Romantic]

I didn't want to create another thread about this and @cooleddie74 can definitely move it to the proper forum, but I didnt see anyone bringing this news up:

Exclusive: Scott Bakula Eyeing Star Trek Return In President Archer Series Pitch From ‘Enterprise’ Producer

Mike Sussman talks to TrekMovie about the pitch ahead of his appearance on our Saturday STLV panel.

trekmovie.com

There's a thread about this here, in Future of Trek.

And now back to our regularly scheduled thread dissing TATV, because it so deserves it.