Has it been that long since Enterprise was cancelled? Time really flies.Yep. It's the same Denobulan alphabet seen in ENT more than 1,000 years earlier.
Has it been that long since Enterprise was cancelled? Time really flies.Yep. It's the same Denobulan alphabet seen in ENT more than 1,000 years earlier.
It would explain your post count.F'ing Nielsens Cold War.™
More time has passed between today and ENT's finale than there had between ENT's finale and TNG's premiere.Has it been that long since Enterprise was cancelled? Time really flies.
When has any of that been integral to the story?So, the whole traumatized individual who was buried under logic and struggled with emotional regulation because pure logic is not healthy for humans and having to build back towards trust and confidence in herself, while managing her own trauma is not compelling?
Because I swear I watch different shows than almost everyone here nowadays.
Since season 1.When has any of that been integral to the story?
People are complaining about how Tilly was able to finish the race. Fine. I would posit that she is a HUMAN taking part of an ALIEN race. How do we know how each metabolizes water, etc? I think to attack her on grounds that she is overweight doesn't hold any substance. I think we would really have to nerd dive into and determine what the alien vs human physiology is before making any affirmative statements about it.
BTW, I thought the episode was filler at best and am not impressed. I'm interested in the Breen.
Most of us don't care and the few who do aren't going to be reasoned with on this matter.People are complaining about how Tilly was able to finish the race.
Most of us don't care and the few who do aren't going to be reasoned with on this matter.
Isn't this a rather perniciously negative trope: the civilized person who is able to beat natives at their own games?I would posit that she is a HUMAN taking part of an ALIEN race.
Maybe but how many viewers care is another question. James Cameron's Avatar movies made billions of dollars based solely on this trope.Isn't this a rather perniciously negative trope: the civilized person who is able to beat natives at their own games?
Was not obvious to me.My biggest compliant is that the xenoanthropologist couldn't get from the context clues several things about the culture and still asked ignorant questions. Also, Tilly couldn't do the same about the race and its ending. It was fairly obvious that they sacrificed themselves.
Dr Culber's side story was interesting to me.Was not obvious to me.
And speaking of Dr. Culbert's Abuela: https://www.technologyreview.com/20...usiness-grief/?utm_source=pocket-newtab-en-us
And not after season 2.Since season 1.
Isn't this a rather perniciously negative trope: the civilized person who is able to beat natives at their own games?
Disagree. Especially with her relationship with Georgiou, and how she forms relationships.And not after season 2.