So, Angie...tell me what you liked about it.
What was wrong with "These are the Voyages"
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So, Angie...tell me what you liked about it.
Lemme guess, it had something to do with Trip dying, thus getting out of A/T's way?
They put orange doors on the TNG confrence lounge. They're meant to be grey.
Outrage!!
Outrage!!
I think I never saw this episode in it's entirety, because I'm just watching it now and when Riker freezes the holodeck in the beginning, it's totally jarring. I remember parts of it vaguely. Maybe I saw it at the end of its run ages ago and missed part of it. I thought I watched it years ago on DVD but I guess not.
All I can say is that switching to it being on TNG is an outrage. It's a TNG episode. I don't care how they sneak in the Ent crew to try to make it look like an ENT episode, the setting is ultimately on TNG and therefore it's a TNG episode.
After season 3 and 4 being so awesome, this is such a lame duck way to end it. They could have gotten their point across so much better. Hack writing at its finest.
All I can say is that switching to it being on TNG is an outrage. It's a TNG episode. I don't care how they sneak in the Ent crew to try to make it look like an ENT episode, the setting is ultimately on TNG and therefore it's a TNG episode.
After season 3 and 4 being so awesome, this is such a lame duck way to end it. They could have gotten their point across so much better. Hack writing at its finest.
A war is an outrage. TATV was a disappointment to a few Trek fans.
^^ From the American Heritage Dictionary:
outrage, n. 1. An act of extreme violence or viciousness. 2. An act grossly offensive to decency or good taste. 3. Resentful anger.
From the posts I've seen here about TATV, I think "outrage" is an apt word for many.
outrage, n. 1. An act of extreme violence or viciousness. 2. An act grossly offensive to decency or good taste. 3. Resentful anger.
From the posts I've seen here about TATV, I think "outrage" is an apt word for many.
Outrage!!
Personally, I prefer....
BETRAYAL!!!!!
^ "Betrayal" would be fine. Even I might agree to it.
That definition fits Mel Gibsons' taped calls, and maybe "Bound", but not TATV, sorry. At the very worst, it's a well-intentioned, ill-conceived misfire.
You are apologizing, as if you are getting people to face facts and not merely stating your personal opinion...
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Me too. It's far from perfect, but I'd lost my best friend the week before it aired, so the senseless loss of Trip resonated with me.
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Outrage!!
Personally, I prefer....
BETRAYAL!!!!!
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Betrayal!
Betrayed me!
This episode.... SUCKED!
Betrayed me!
This episode.... SUCKED!
I think of it as more pulling a Joe Pisarcek.
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A slight misspelling of the name on my part.
This episode amounts to the same thing. The previous episode was excellent, they knew it was their last week, all they had to do was put together a good, solid effort, and the thing wraps up on a high note. Instead, they do something stupid in an attempt to pull off something spectacular, and the thing crashes and burns.
Apparently, Csonka wasn't expecting a handoff, because he made absolutely no attempt to take the ball from Pisarcik. Instead, he just runs forward, preparing to block, thus knocking the ball out of Picarcik's outstretched hands, just in time for Edwards to recover it and run it back the short distance for the winning touchdown (the Giants were deep in their own territory, but again, the Eagles were out of time outs, there were only a few seconds left on the clock, and all Joe had to do was take a knee, game over, Giants win; but NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO...).
This episode amounts to the same thing. The previous episode was excellent, they knew it was their last week, all they had to do was put together a good, solid effort, and the thing wraps up on a high note. Instead, they do something stupid in an attempt to pull off something spectacular, and the thing crashes and burns.
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The offensive part is that this is what they decided to end the series on.
And just when we'd thought they'd learned their lesson with "Endgame"...
And just when we'd thought they'd learned their lesson with "Endgame"...
Hoshi gets a distress call from the ECS Kobayashi Maru. Everyone dies.
A better finale?
A better finale?
Or, much better, the final episode ends with Hoshi getting the distress call, Archer says to set an intercept course and we see Enterprise jump to warp before fading to credits.
They killed Trip that was was wrong with this ep
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