Enterprise FINALE ... all one can say about the end is...

POSTED BY: Ghoulman
UPDATED: Sunday, August 8, 2004 19:46
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GHOULMAN

Friday, June 4, 2004 9:03 PM

Oh yea, Rick Berman may indeed be the culprit. But I detect the smell of Braga. I've had reports they are both one creature known as the Bergaman! Or the BBs. Or just B&B.

CYBERSNARK

Thursday, June 17, 2004 2:35 PM

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Originally posted by Hero:
How can the racial purity of the Nazis tolerate an alien in their midst?

How could the racial purity of the Nazis tolerate Hitler, who, lest we forget, was short, dark-haired, and quite mad. I would suggest (diplomacy and PCness aside) that the Nazis weren't known for their critical thinking skills.

The Reman-wannabe probably just told them he's French (how's that for a long-established Trek running joke?).

My feelings toward Enterprise are reasonably well-known, so I'm gonna not get into this flamewar. Instead, I'll just make a history joke.

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JRC

Thursday, June 17, 2004 4:56 PM

Ghoulman, you've been whining and bitching about Enterprise so much that I think I'm going to start watching it, just to see how bad it really is. Thanks! :-P

Everyone dies alone.

FIREFLYGAL

Friday, June 18, 2004 11:45 PM

Enterprise was no match for Firefly, unfortunately since Fox is stupid, I continued to watch Enterprise, not so much because I was truly interested, but just to have a new dose of Sci-Fi each week. I admit I was curious to watch Archer's character progress into obsession over saving the Earth (ok, which is not a bad thing). The last episode was fun with the space battle and all and I may have even wanted to watch next season, right up until the last scene when we have yet another time travel bunch of go-se. I will not be watching next season (I don't care how cute Conner Trinner is) and I pray UPN puts Enterprise out of it's misery. I honestly thought the Andorians had beamed Archer aboard at the last minute and we'd go on believing he was dead till next season, that, I could have bought into. Enterprise does not deserve the loyalty of Trek fans since Enterprise has become a travesty of anything Trek.

SIKKUKUT

Wednesday, July 21, 2004 7:46 PM

Okay, could somebody please spoil the living hell out of the Enterprise finale? I suppose I could catch it before the premiere, but I'll probably forget.

Meanwhile, I read that they will wrap up this story line in the first few episodes, then return to single episodes and two- or three-episode arcs, which is actually a direction I've wanted to see for a while.

I also read that they'll wrap up the temporal cold war storyline early this season... which seems crazy to me, given that it's sorta been the underlying arc for the entire freakin' show.

I do love Star Trek, but something... something's not right just now. Maybe this new movie idea will solve it (they're saying no pre-established characters and set even before Enterprise), maybe the new series pitched by Straczynski... and maybe it's time for Star Trek to sleep in its coccoon for another decade and reemerge when it can be fresh again.

Once again, somebody please spoil the Enterprise finale for me.

*Citations*
Enterprise Season 4: http://www.scifi.com/scifiwire/art-main.html?2004-07/21/12.30.tv
Next movie: http://www.scifi.com/scifiwire/art-main.html?2004-07/21/13.00.film
Straczynski: http://www.scifi.com/scifiwire/art-main.html?2004-06/21/10.00.tv

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SLOWSMURF

Wednesday, July 21, 2004 9:29 PM

Warning: Absolute spoilers for the enterprise season finale, do not read if you don't want a substantial portion of season 3 ruined.

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Dunno if you've watched the season, anyway. The entire season there was the buildup to the Xinda planning to destroy earth, at the end they manage to launch the weapon and get it near earth, readying to fire. Captain Archer and a few others get on board at the end and suceed in stopping it(Yay, earth is saved!), Archer being the last one on after the others get beamed off. He is running to the beamout site when the thing explodes, leaving his survival in question. The enterprise then returns to earth and is unable to make contact with starfleet(or anyone). So they send a shuttle down the planet(San Fransisco) where it is promtply attacked by WW2 fighter planes. Then, in the middle of a Mash unit, you see Captain Archer surrounded by a bunch of Nazi's. Out of the shadows, steps a creepy alien in a Nazi Uniform.

DUN DUN DUN. DEMON NAZIS!

SIKKUKUT

Wednesday, July 21, 2004 10:57 PM

WHAT?

Well, you've got to give it credit for one thing... it's a cliffhanger, all right.

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GHOULMAN

Thursday, July 22, 2004 7:49 PM

^^^ *chuckle*, why are you guys bumbing this thread? I thought it was dead... kinda like Star Trek and good Sci-Fi in general.

SHINY

Thursday, July 22, 2004 8:25 PM

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Originally posted by Ghoulman:
^^^ *chuckle*, why are you guys bumbing this thread? I thought it was dead... kinda like Star Trek and good Sci-Fi in general.

I hope you mean good Sci-Fi ON TELEVISION is dead!

"I left my heart in Seren-ity Val-ley..." <-- the farthest I've ever gotten in writing filk. ;)

SOULOFSERENITY

Thursday, July 22, 2004 8:39 PM

Jesus, Ghoulman. Can't you just leave well enough alone?

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