Rick Berman on 76.5 Million Dollar Trek

[Therin of Andor]

The writers of this movie must have been big fans of "Enterprise".

Or, they enjoyed stirring up angry anti-ENT ST fans.

 

[Cyke101]

The writers of this movie must have been big fans of "Enterprise".

Or, they enjoyed stirring up angry anti-ENT ST fans.

Heck, I'm an Enterprise-basher and even THIS is a good reason as any.

 

[Captain_Rogers]

The writers of this movie must have been big fans of "Enterprise" (which, by the way, is the only series left completely unaltered in this new timeline).

Not necessarily. Sure, there appears to be an Archer with a fondness for beagles in that timeline... but no proof of much else. Both surname and breed of dog are fairly common. Consider also that the Next Generation crew effectly restarted First Contact with the Vulcans and they might not even exist in this Star Trek's future. That's a linch pin to the NX-01 existing, at least in the form we saw on TV.

Now if we ever see a portrait hanging on a wall, or a lineage of ships all called Enterprise, then I'll get excited.

How do you figure?

Enterprise absolutely IS unaffected. Enterprise began AFTER the events of First Contact, and the events of First Contact are mentioned in an Enterprise episode. TNG interference in the past had no effect on Enterprise, other than it MIGHT provide some explanation for it being out of sync with the original series.

Nero was decades after Enterprise.

From where I sit, "Pike" was right on the money.