What I like about the show and what I don't

[Melakon]

Brannon and Braga

That's the same guy.

Brannon and Braga

That's the same guy again.

 

[Lance]

The NX-O1: It's cramped which I would expect in an early version of a star ship. The quarters aren't spacious as on the Enterprise-D.

Yeah, the NX-01 and the NX-74205 are the two starships whose designs reflect this thinking, and they're my favourite ships for that reason. I find them more 'realistic' than some of the other ships in the 'verse are.

 

[TEACAKE'S PLEATHER DOME]

The NX-01 is my favorite ship, or more precisely the only ship I actually like. The first ship I ever bought a model of.

 

[SPCTRE]

The NX-01 is my favorite ship, or more precisely the only ship I actually like. The first ship I ever bought a model of.

What about the Akira class then?

 

[TEACAKE'S PLEATHER DOME]

Not as elegant. A wee bit stumpy.

 

[Reanok]

I like the NX01 design it has more of a military look and feel to the ship cabins and corridors and bridge. I like Trip& T'Pol and the other Enterprise characters. Things I didn't like T'Pol's ugly grey uniform. Also Tatv Trip's death and the way the characters weren't given a proper finale the show was a lousy valentine to the fans.

 

[TEACAKE'S PLEATHER DOME]

It was better than her orange velvet jumpsuit.

 

[eyeresist]

I don't know why people complain about T'Pol's clothes - I mean, you can argue that she should have had something more uniformy, but she looked fine. Simple and elegant.

 

[TEACAKE'S PLEATHER DOME]

Orange velvet is always ugly.

The fuschia velvet was also ugly.

VELVET is ugly.

 

[eyeresist]

Not a goth, then?

 

[T'Girl]

T'Pol should have been a goth.

 

[F. King Daniel]

Nah, should've been Malcolm. Imagine his horror when someone unexpectedly walked into his quarters and saw him in guyliner and black lipstick.

 

[kirkfan]

It was better than her orange velvet jumpsuit.

"Orange Jumpsuit"? Sounds like something the criminal convicts put on...

 

[T'Girl]

Maybe if they had just changed her hair a little bit?

 

[eyeresist]

BTW, I don't think T'Pol ever actually wore velvet, though the costume dept was using new kinds of fabric to get a subtle "futuristic" look.

 

[fonzob1]

Brannon and Braga

That's the same guy.

Brannon and Braga

That's the same guy again.

You know who I meant! Berman and Braga.

 

[kirkfan]

Brannon and Braga

That's the same guy.

Brannon and Braga

That's the same guy again.

You know who I meant! Berman and Braga.

It's B & B, let's leave it at that.

 

[STEPhon IT]

I wish the series uniforms transitioned to Captain Pike era uniforms, to show the series is a prequel to Star Trek. By not establishing this, it can only mean Archer and his crew did something to wipe them out of the timeline.

Check out the opening of Star Trek (2009) - the costumes the USS Kelvin crew wear are a neat halfway between Archer's blue flight suits and TOS' jammies.

And remember, in "In a Mirror, Darkly" we see Archer and Hoshi's NX-01 crew records in the USS Defiant's (from "The Tholian Web") memory banks.

Kirk, Spock and the Enterprise crew of the classic Trek series never mentioned Archer's existence, but Pike, and Robert April - THE FIRST CAPTAIN of THE ENTERPRISE were mentioned.

First captain of that Enterprise.

Has anyone noticed the NX-01 model beside other models from Enterprise' past in Admiral Marcus' office in JJ Abrams' "Into Darkness"? Could this be a clue?

 

[kirkfan]

I wish the series uniforms transitioned to Captain Pike era uniforms, to show the series is a prequel to Star Trek. By not establishing this, it can only mean Archer and his crew did something to wipe them out of the timeline.

Check out the opening of Star Trek (2009) - the costumes the USS Kelvin crew wear are a neat halfway between Archer's blue flight suits and TOS' jammies.

And remember, in "In a Mirror, Darkly" we see Archer and Hoshi's NX-01 crew records in the USS Defiant's (from "The Tholian Web") memory banks.

Kirk, Spock and the Enterprise crew of the classic Trek series never mentioned Archer's existence, but Pike, and Robert April - THE FIRST CAPTAIN of THE ENTERPRISE were mentioned.

First captain of that Enterprise.

Has anyone noticed the NX-01 model beside other models from Enterprise' past in Admiral Marcus' office in JJ Abrams' "Into Darkness"? Could this be a clue?

That depends. A clue to what?

 

[fonzob1]

That's the same guy.

That's the same guy again.

You know who I meant! Berman and Braga.

It's B & B, let's leave it at that.

They destroyed the franchise (on television at least).