[TriLUG] Off Topic: Enterprise... +0.75
Christopher Knowles
knowlesc at telocity.com
Thu Sep 27 06:23:26 EDT 2001
Wow, gotta disagree
ship +1
Aliens +1 from a male point of view... (Actually in the the other assessment
I wrote I refferred to this as soft porn. The "Decon" scene with T'Pol and
Tucker was a bit over the top for Star Trek)
Plot Line: You could read through it.
Writing: -10000. They actually used "We're going in" more than once.
GRRRR. it's writing like that that makes people think of Science fiction
fans as nerds.
Cast: For some reason the ensign pilot fellow really cheeses me off. and
that accent that Tucker has. but I guess at least it isn't Deanna and
Wesley.
This premiere was poor. But I think it was good enough to merit watching.
It has the potential to have a better story arc than even DSN, which was
(IMHO) the best plot of the ST shows.
So I guess I mostly agree, I'm still angry over what Berman did at the ending
of ST:V. Poof! We're home!
(And the idea of Vulcan's as obstinate nearly evil people... the idea of
disciplining a Vulcan... that kept making me feel all weird.)
CJK
On Wednesday 26 September 2001 11:00 pm, you wrote:
> Scott Bakula ... +1 good replacement for Kirk, he really pulls off those
> cheesy lines
>
> New (old) ship ... +1 good design, stayed with the dual pods.
>
> Sexy aliens ... +1 Oh, yeah!
>
> Plot line ... thin, but then aren't they all?
>
> Writing ... +1 better than any of the other series.
>
> Ensemble cast ... not as good as Next Gen, but pretty good.
>
> Continuity with other series ... +1 they stayed with the major points of
> the other series and didn't worry about any of the contradictions in them.
>
> Overall, I was very surprised by the premire. All of the series seem to
> start poorly and then grow. This one started out very good (well a little
> rough, but I thought ScottB really pulled it off). Hopefully it will only
> get better.
>
> Jon
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