Admiral Kirk

In my opinion STV ranks dead last among the trek movies. The FX, plot and sets except the Enterprise bridge looked bad to me.

I'm mainly worried about the economy and war.

That was great!!

I liked STMP especially the recent director's cut. If you want a action fest this isnt the movie to see though.

Worf and Jadzia rule!

I'm a male!

I liked Blood fever a lot. They certainly handled the Pon Farr subject better than what Enterprise did with it. No one ran half naked through the corridors.

Goofing off in fornt of a computer.

I thought Worf's arupt killing of Weyoun was surprising.

I voted for Harry. I wish there were more TOS episodes featuring him.

This episdoe is one of he reasons I became a Star Trek fan. It rates among my top five in all of the series.

I like all of the above. I really liked the underlying message of TOS. Which I think was one of tolerance and hope. Something the real world needs to beat over the head with.

Perhaps they have been told things that the general public are not aware of. If Blalock left I thinkthe show be better imo.

Picard is my favorite!

I dont care for the SUliban that much, I dont know whyt but they just seem like th stero typical villians. Even though we did fid out that not all Suliban behave that way.

I really dont watch that much TV ,especially in the summer. I hate prety mcuh everything that on nowadats except Enterprse, SG1 and a few other shows. I might watch 5 t o8 hours of TV per weeK.

I doubt it. I'm really tired of the whole dinosaur theme. I think it should be given a loooong rest.

I signed it!

I love this episode. It's another example that everything isn't perfect in the Star Trek Universe.

I"ve been thinking about this throughout the week.  I was a serious trekkie from day one (Sept 8, 1966).  I was beyond ecstatic when TNG premiered and while DS9 wasn't my favorite in retrospect I believe they had some of the best writing and most complex plots.  I was a little put off by the "prophets" and the lengthy war but I have enjoyed reviewing old episodes on Spike.

 

When people made fun of me for being a trekkie I took it to heart and tried to explain.  Star Trek wasn't a show about wierd looking aliens.  It was about being the best humanity could strive for - it was about people living lives commited to principle.  It was about people that loved science and sought out the wonder of the universe.  It was as a guest character described Mr. Paris "you're different than other guys, you care about something other than your own little life".

 

But Star Trek has changed, there is no "one way" that it "should" be - and change is a part of life.  However, it no longer contains the essence of what endeared it to me.  So while it may now be more appealing to newer audiences it has managed to lose me altogether.  Oddly, I don't feel as sad about that as I thought I might.  I'll still love TOS and its wonder and ideals. But ENT is obviously a show designed for a different demographic than myself.  And the plans for movie 11 sound even more distant  - a movie about a bunch of college kids definitely sounds designed for younger viewers.

I've had some of the same thoughts. I"ve been a fan since 1986 and my enthusiasm for the whole franchise is at a low ebb right now. Maybe my tastes have changed or perhaps I dont quite believe in Roddenberry's vision of a great future? It's a nice vision but is it a pratical one? Enterprise is really a victim of it's time. TV has changed a bit since the debut of STNG and I dont think it's for the best. I think ENT still has promise but I think (I know many disagree) that certain technical/continuity gaffs and certian plotlines (T'pol and Trip) have turned a lot of old time fans off. I'm still watching and hoping but my attraction to Star Trek is not what it was in the late 80's.

I rather liked this episode. I guess all vehicles in in the 23rd century are automatic!

I was wondering about Gerrold's early depature from the TNH. Roddenberry disliking Berman does not surprise me at all.

Batman?

People that don't discipline their children and allow them to run wild in public places.

I can not agree with you more. Espically my parents, heck when I was five and I said god in the wrong way I got grounded but now my younger ciblings swear and do other bad things and I get blamed for it. man it ticks me off.

I agree! Unattended children really bother me. I've seen a few almost get run over by cars.

I agree. I hope they can turn her character around but I really doubt it.