"It is the mid 22nd Century: over a hundred years before Kirk and Spock. The crew of Earth's first Warp 5 starship; led by Captain Jonathan Archer, are making their first steps into the galaxy. Firmly believing humankind has been held back for too long by Vulcan interference, Archer is eager to embark on Enterprise's mission of deep space exploration. Survival proves perilous the farther from home they travel. Outmatched by superior aliens equipped with far more powerful weaponry, this first crew face a steep learning curve. Among their challenges will come Klingon aggression, militaristic Andorians, territorial Romulans and the Suliban; a race receiving aid from the future. This Temporal Cold War story arc heats up with the arrival of a probe sent by the Xindi and seven million people die in an unprovoked attack. With another more powerful weapon being assembled deep within the Delphic Expanse, Starfleet hastily curtails the Enterprise's assignment, sending their most experienced crew in a desperate attempt to save Earth. Along the way, we discover familiar elements from future Star Trek series at an earlier stage - the Mirror Universe, green skinned Orions, Vulcans gradually coming to respect their illogical allies, who are making the first steps to unite warring aliens and form the Federation."
) I'm one of those who wishes the series had a full seven-year run.
). You notice tucked away down on the bottom shelf, where the company insist the shop staff place it, something called Enterprise. Bending down to take a look, you realise there's some smaller letters above that title. Glancing around to make sure nobody's watching first, you peel back the bargain sticker and discover it's actually a Star Trek series. Yep, that's right you recently saw that new movie at the cinema (thought it was a bit dumb in places but mostly good 
). Hang on though, that's the guy from Quantum Leap on the cover, I don't remember him ever being in it. There's that famous old series from the 60's, with its movies & new reboot. Then there was a show starring that bald English fella and his android sidekick. That was big in the 90's just like The X-Files. After that the memory gets a little hazy... didn't they have a black guy in charge of a space station and woman getting her crew lost... 
