Enterprise 10/15/2003
10-14-03, 12:42 PM
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Enterprise 10/15/2003
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Title: Exile
Production Number: 158
Written By: Phyllis Strong
Directed By: Roxann Dawson
Guest Cast:
Maury Sterling as Tarquin
"A powerful telepath makes contact with Hoshi and offers to help Enterprise find the Xindi ... for a price."
Gee, I hope there's caves!
Title: Exile
Production Number: 158
Written By: Phyllis Strong
Directed By: Roxann Dawson
Guest Cast:
Maury Sterling as Tarquin
"A powerful telepath makes contact with Hoshi and offers to help Enterprise find the Xindi ... for a price."
Gee, I hope there's caves!
10-14-03, 01:12 PM
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10-15-03, 08:14 PM
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that zenith banner covered some nice hoshi parts. that's pure evil
why doesn't archer and company blow up the spheres they find? did they say something about that the first time they found one?
teh CG looked a little cheap this episode
why doesn't archer and company blow up the spheres they find? did they say something about that the first time they found one?
teh CG looked a little cheap this episode
10-16-03, 05:41 AM
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Hoshi and the Beast wasn’t too bad – until the "port thruster incident." That one sequence made owning Battlefield Earth seem worthwhile after all. It was just plain STOOPID!
It’s my understanding that the direction was phoned in. Anybody know about that?
It’s my understanding that the direction was phoned in. Anybody know about that?
10-16-03, 05:52 AM
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Originally posted by Wizdar
Hoshi and the Beast wasn’t too bad – until the "port thruster incident." That one sequence made owning Battlefield Earth seem worthwhile after all. It was just plain STOOPID!
It’s my understanding that the direction was phoned in. Anybody know about that?
Hoshi and the Beast wasn’t too bad – until the "port thruster incident." That one sequence made owning Battlefield Earth seem worthwhile after all. It was just plain STOOPID!
It’s my understanding that the direction was phoned in. Anybody know about that?
A rather unremarkable episode with all the Hoshi bits feeling rehashed from previous Trek series.
But, I like the fact that the sphere subplot actually seems to be going somewhere.
10-16-03, 06:20 AM
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Originally posted by Chew
Here's hoping it turns out to have a much deeper meaning than just "Trip messed up".
Here's hoping it turns out to have a much deeper meaning than just "Trip messed up".
10-16-03, 06:20 AM
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I actually liked this episode. Agreed that the shuttlepod incident was just so unnecessary. Dawson should have vetoed that one when she took the helm. I think I prefer the episodes that focus on the non-main characters. Mayweather ALMOST had some dialogue in this one but it didn't happen.
I'm currently writing a paper on Enterprise as the death of the Star Trek franchise. If they keep trying to put forth some effort I might have to rethink my paper.
I'm currently writing a paper on Enterprise as the death of the Star Trek franchise. If they keep trying to put forth some effort I might have to rethink my paper.
10-16-03, 06:39 AM
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If they keep trying to put forth some effort I might have to rethink my paper.
If they keep trying to put forth some effort I might have to rethink my paper.
10-16-03, 08:37 AM
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Originally posted by lisadoris
If they keep trying to put forth some effort...
If they keep trying to put forth some effort...
Originally posted by Bandoman
GO RED SOX!!! GO CUBS!!!
What was this thread about?
GO RED SOX!!! GO CUBS!!!
What was this thread about?
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10-16-03, 10:00 AM
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a couple of those issues: the guy trusted Hoshi and wanted her to trust him so he revealed his crystal ball. they lined the hull with trellium so that probably means inside the shuttle pod.
10-16-03, 10:20 AM
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Originally posted by Venusian
a couple of those issues: the guy trusted Hoshi and wanted her to trust him so he revealed his crystal ball. they lined the hull with trellium so that probably means inside the shuttle pod.
a couple of those issues: the guy trusted Hoshi and wanted her to trust him so he revealed his crystal ball. they lined the hull with trellium so that probably means inside the shuttle pod.
I thought they were in a rush to get that pod ready? Instead of pulling out the entire insides, lining the insides, and then popping everything else back in.. wouldn't it be faster and more practical to just line the outside?
10-16-03, 10:24 AM
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Originally posted by lisadoris
I'm currently writing a paper on Enterprise as the death of the Star Trek franchise. If they keep trying to put forth some effort I might have to rethink my paper.
I'm currently writing a paper on Enterprise as the death of the Star Trek franchise. If they keep trying to put forth some effort I might have to rethink my paper.
10-16-03, 10:30 AM
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On the Hoshi issue: if the guy was such a good mind reader, he shoulda figured out that she wouldn’t be a suitable companion. If this is a “love is blind” thingie, well, there was never even a hint that there was any love involved, just companionship.
As far as the shuttle pod is concerned, they wouldn’t have to rip one apart and put it back together. It’s been established since Voyager that they have an unlimited supply of the things. Just build another from scratch.
lisadoris, make sure you give me credit for being the first to say (early in Season 1) that B&B will be able to put on their résumés that they are the ones who killed Trek. And “They’ll never work in this town again.”
As far as the shuttle pod is concerned, they wouldn’t have to rip one apart and put it back together. It’s been established since Voyager that they have an unlimited supply of the things. Just build another from scratch.
lisadoris, make sure you give me credit for being the first to say (early in Season 1) that B&B will be able to put on their résumés that they are the ones who killed Trek. And “They’ll never work in this town again.”
10-16-03, 11:12 AM
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Originally posted by Chew
What the heck are we going to rip on next week when Enterprise is a repeat?
What the heck are we going to rip on next week when Enterprise is a repeat?
10-16-03, 12:51 PM
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but voyager at least had replicators to help build the new shuttles
Originally posted by Wizdar
On the Hoshi issue: if the guy was such a good mind reader, he shoulda figured out that she wouldn’t be a suitable companion. If this is a “love is blind” thingie, well, there was never even a hint that there was any love involved, just companionship.
As far as the shuttle pod is concerned, they wouldn’t have to rip one apart and put it back together. It’s been established since Voyager that they have an unlimited supply of the things. Just build another from scratch.
lisadoris, make sure you give me credit for being the first to say (early in Season 1) that B&B will be able to put on their résumés that they are the ones who killed Trek. And “They’ll never work in this town again.”
On the Hoshi issue: if the guy was such a good mind reader, he shoulda figured out that she wouldn’t be a suitable companion. If this is a “love is blind” thingie, well, there was never even a hint that there was any love involved, just companionship.
As far as the shuttle pod is concerned, they wouldn’t have to rip one apart and put it back together. It’s been established since Voyager that they have an unlimited supply of the things. Just build another from scratch.
lisadoris, make sure you give me credit for being the first to say (early in Season 1) that B&B will be able to put on their résumés that they are the ones who killed Trek. And “They’ll never work in this town again.”
