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    I believe that Star Trek may be a little too optimistic for reality. We're not ever going to saturn in 2007. We'd have to have a fusion reator to do that!! I mean, It would take years by our conventional propulsion. Maybe because Janeway edited the timeline with Sterling, We might not be able to achieve Warp travel by 2063! Janeway always interferes. :frustrated:

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    Design is a matter of personal taste.  As times change taste changes.  Thus we have fads.  Fads are tastes that exist for a short time and never regain popularity.  Trends are styles the re occur (V neck shirts were popular, then unpopular, they came back, and now there are going away again)  The same would apply to starship design.  Perhaps the Ent-J shares simliarities with the Ent-D because that is the style at that time in the 26th century.  As for your comment about the 29th century: even if the Ent-J was from that time (which it isn't) we don't know if it would be a timeship and we don't know if all timeships are super sleek.  Perhaps there are several styles.  Perhaps in the 29th Starfleet still uses standard saucer and nacell ships as well.  Nobody ever said they didn't have just time ships... maybe they have starships as well!  Open you mind man!  Also, what we saw of the End-J was limited.  We can't say what it truly looks like because what we saw was just a 2-D funny colored monitor shot of it.  It might have crazy funky colors and might be longer that percieved by that screen shot.

    that is true captain bolivar. However I must agree it looks strikingly similar to the the enterprise-E. I do agree that it also seems that the technology has not advnced too much. I think that the writers should have used a 29th century plot base with braxton instead of Daniels. It would be logical as the 29th century us shown to be an age of time travel.

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    Star Trek is the best out of these. They never really ended the series.

    Well it didn't seem like an ending.

    Roswell was pretty good. I was on the WB for a while and then go cancelled

    Jake 2.0 was decent but lacked in the ratings

    the older version of the twilight zone was great but unfortunately the newer edtion wasn't that great

    John Doe was interesting but we never found ot the rest of the plot before it got cancelled on fox:(

    I despise story arcs that never finish due to cancellations, forcing you to wonder what happens.