Not to mention the fact that it would be the first, historic appearance of a toilet seat in Star Trek.At least that would have been funny (sorta)...They might as well have had him die of a heart attack sitting on the toilet.
And watchable.![]()

Not to mention the fact that it would be the first, historic appearance of a toilet seat in Star Trek.At least that would have been funny (sorta)...They might as well have had him die of a heart attack sitting on the toilet.
And watchable.![]()

Not to mention the fact that it would be the first, historic appearance of a toilet seat in Star Trek.![]()

Trip, because he was an unlikeable jerk, and a bigot.
It was a toss up between Archer and Travis, but I went with Archer in the end for the shock value.
RandyS, in your Humble Opinion?
I agree, you have got to be Freaking kidding us.
I could deal with them killing off Trip (my favorite Trek character of all time), but the way they did it was STUPID!!!!!!!!!!!
I could deal with them killing off Trip (my favorite Trek character of all time), but the way they did it was STUPID!!!!!!!!!!!
Now, THIS I agree with.
But, it WAS in character for Trip. That moron never thought anything through.
and really dreamy, too.RandyS, in your Humble Opinion?
I agree, you have got to be Freaking kidding us.
Nope, I found Trip to be an unlikable jerk who constantly shot his mouth off without thinking, and a bigot who put down the Vulcans every chance he got. Seriously, he came off as a petulant child in those scenes. Just look at the scene in the second season premiere where Soval and Forrest were talking to the Enterprise crew over the viewscreen. It was Archer's infamous "gazzelle speech" scene. Trip screamed at them when he had no right to. And that's just one example.
Archer should have spaced Trip and wrote it off as a transporter accident. It WAS new tech after all. Reed should have been the third star. A much more likeable, relatable fellow by far. Or Mayweather. Either (or both) were preferred.
Trip was a waste of screen time.

Elizabeth surviving could have lead to a very different final episode for the series. Any number of story lines could have developed. We could have seen the dilemma of the two parents having to choose between duty & family. How to choose between two worlds and what would be the reaction of those worlds to this new kind of family. It would have also forced the issue of Trip and T'Pol deciding to whether to marry or not and the whole issue inter-species marriages. Maybe they could have finally introduced us to Trip's parents in this final episode. The possibilities for an interesting story were endless and certainly would have been a better final episode than TATV.
It would have been great.RandyS is basing his opinion of Trip on just the first few episodes. But even by "Unexpected" he was becoming less prejudiced of other cultures.
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