Data

Data, of course. <_<

This topic reminds of the scene in Galaxy Quest when Tim Allen was calling the Galaxy Quest fan for technical help. The kid started off explaining that he understood it wasn't real, and that it was a TV show, and he was not a nut case...and then Tim Allen interjected with "It's all real."

"I knew it! I knew it!"

 

That kid could have been alot of us. Don't we all have that secret wish (except, as the King so aptly pointed out, we could do without the Borg.....)

I love that movie. That part when he called for technical help was a riot. The fans all got out their schematics and went to work. Each one had their own area of expertise.

My question: How did the aliens find all the stuff required to build the ship?

I loved the episode. Kirk really tried to fit in. He was a bit too convincing. Except he did have a hard time with the clutch.

The only problem is that Kirk's no longer in the Nexus.  The only reason why Guinnan's "echo" was left behind was becuase the Enterprise-B's transporters pulled, ripped her away - she didn't leave willingly like Kirk and Picard.  It was because Guinnan and Soran left part of themselves behind that Soran so obsessed with getting back.

His imprint would be there. The nexus does not operate in linear time. Archer could run into him before he meets Picard.

Actually, in Encounter At Farpoint, he was called a Ltn by Picard when they are on the Battle Bridge. It was not until DS9, that he finally had the correct rank for Chief displayed.

Are the prophets 4 dimensional or do they live in an infinity of dimensions?

Sometimes in rush hour, I think it would be great to have transporters.

huh? Never heard this one.

A whole thread on blood color. Just so they remember that Vulcan blood is green.

I preferred he also. The actress' name was Diane Muldur (sp). She was also a guest on some of the TOS episodes.

Data is alive, he pretended to blow for a top secret mission cover. SHHHHHHHHHH that's classified though

I love that idea. It is also true.

Here I am.

Of course not, it is just some silly nonsense sent by a very bored person.

I am a Old Timer Started back when it first aired in 1966 ( was 9 )

That was when I started, but I was 11.

SPOCK :blink:

Cool, way to go.

Enterprise questions are fine. Just the shows that everybody has been able to see. Unfortunately, some areas do not have UPN.

So, what's to stop UPN from giving us 20 episodes for season five and 18 episodes for season six? <_<

Wait and see, CJLP.

I really do not like Enterprise being on UPN to begin with. Things were so much better when the Treks were in syndication. There are survices that do not even offer UPN. That is part of the reason for the lack of ratings.

For people that may not be aware of what Memorial Day is here in the United States, it's a day to remember and honor our soldiers that have died in the line of duty.

Thank you, VBG.

Hmm, great observation. I missed the connection.

Now we have to wait until the fall to find out the outcome. Damn cliffhangers.

Great Job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That is really cool, spacetigger, thanks. I really wish I could catch the last episode of the show. I have yet to see it. Hopefully, I do not have too long to wait for season 7.

I guess the closest thing we have today to Starfleet would be NASA. NASA is part of our military budget. NASA is supposed to be about exploration but a lot of times it has to be involved with work that is directly involved with the DOD. Without that, no funding.

Enterprise is just getting too militaristic for my tastes.  I enjoyed it for a story arc and understand that Starfleet is a kind of military, but it's nothing like what we have today.  Infact, I'm wonderring if it's a new kind of organization that doesn't exist yet, perhaps some kind of organization hybrid?  Anywho, that's not the point of this discussion.  My point is that there's too much fighting and not enough explorration and scientific missions.  Yes, conflict is needed for a plot, but Trek has done it years with a ship of explorration and with scientific missions.  I sincerely hope we can go back to the goold old days and perhaps even have the really out there episodes like "Vox Sola".  What do you all think?  Should Enterprise return to the mission of seasons 1 and 2, but with story arcs, or embark on "mini-missions" instead of explorration?

I guess you have not seen much of TOS. Starfleet is basically millitary. They use our present day Naval ranks, correct. Also, things are not all that peaceful in Archer's time. Kirk got into some nasty battles with the Klingons and Romulans also. I guess you are used to TNG, which was more about exploration. Most of TNG takes place during treaties. As you get into DS9, there is the war with the Dominian. I guess if there is no real war going on, Starfleet can devote more time to exploration.

Like Captain Bolivar I love Enterprise! I'm amazed at how I find myself thinking about ENT more than TOS, no other series before has been able to edge out TOS out of my thoughts like ENT has. 

That is a very interesting comment. At times I have felt the same way.

I am not jumping for joy about the fourth season. I just do not get that emotional about things like this.

I think the show should of had better ratings. I just do not think that it will be a great success until it hits reruns on other stations. Hmm, yep a lot like TOS, yep.

Hmm ok i think it couldnt hurt you to be more like us but on the other hand the world would become a boring place if you did   :unsure:  ..you Americans are nuts (i mean that in a nice way)but thats what i love about ya

Whatever, this is a very general question. The European countries are nationalistic. There really is not a nationality that is American. Americans are all different. We are either immigrants or descendants of immigrants.