Enterprise changes for next season (per Rick Berman) POTENTIAL SPOILERS
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Enterprise changes for next season (per Rick Berman) POTENTIAL SPOILERS
From www.darkhorizons.com
"First time" mission to save Earth?
Enterprise (TV): Sci-Fi Wire talked with executive producer Rick Berman recently, providing more details on the changes in store next season, most notably new cast members - "For the first time on a Star Trek series, we're going to be dealing with a mission to save Earth. We'll be dealing with a different group of aliens, (and) we're going to be dealing with some new non-Starfleet people coming on the ship to add a little muscle for the potentially violent situations our crew will be coming up against. One of our characters is going to lose someone back on Earth during this devastating blow. There's going to be a major change to T'Pol (Jolene Blalock), based on whether or not she'll join the crew in going into a Bermuda Triangle-like region of space".
"First time" mission to save Earth?
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• Quoth Bandoman •<HR SIZE=1>"First time" mission to save Earth? <HR SIZE=1>
That quote is taken out of context. I'm sure he meant to say, "the first time since the last time."
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I'm willing to bet the "major change" for T'Pol involves a new, skimpier wardrobe.
Does Rick really not know anything about his own franchise, or does he just not care?
Does Rick really not know anything about his own franchise, or does he just not care?
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Originally posted by Bandoman
I'm willing to bet the "major change" for T'Pol involves a new, skimpier wardrobe.
I'm willing to bet the "major change" for T'Pol involves a new, skimpier wardrobe.
I for one would not complain if they went back to TOS uniforms.
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Thanks, Chew - I remember that post now that you bring it up.
I think I found a pic of T'Pol from one of next season's episodes: Link
I think I found a pic of T'Pol from one of next season's episodes: Link
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Originally posted by tanman
Great another alien race
Great another alien race
Especially when they hardly deal with the ones that they are supposed to become friends with....Vulcans, Andorians, Tellarites, etc.
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I found a funny clip of Bacula leaping out at the end of a quantum leap episode and leaping into Archer. they dub oh boy in over Archer's line
it's on kazaa/grokster
it's on kazaa/grokster
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Berman was a producer for TNG
Best of Both Worlds was a TNG episode
a main plot point of Best of Both Worlds was saving/protecting Earth from the borg
does he have no memory (or did he come onto TNG after that ep?)
more evidence that "saving earth" is nothing new
(granted previous mission, like ST4 was a movie not an episode)
Best of Both Worlds was a TNG episode
a main plot point of Best of Both Worlds was saving/protecting Earth from the borg
does he have no memory (or did he come onto TNG after that ep?)
more evidence that "saving earth" is nothing new
(granted previous mission, like ST4 was a movie not an episode)
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Maybe he meant to say it was the first time in the chronological history of the Enterprise that there has been a mission to save Earth (Enterprise well before TNG).
Oh, wait, it's Berman. Nah, he just screwed up.
Oh, wait, it's Berman. Nah, he just screwed up.
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Maybe he meant to say it was the first time in the chronological history of the Enterprise that there has been a mission to save Earth (Enterprise well before TNG).
Oh, wait, it's Berman. Nah, he just screwed up.
Maybe he meant to say it was the first time in the chronological history of the Enterprise that there has been a mission to save Earth (Enterprise well before TNG).
Oh, wait, it's Berman. Nah, he just screwed up.
Not even that, In First Contact they saved the earth years before the timeline of Enterprise.
I don't see how Berman can't care about Star Trek.
What else is he going to do?
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well, just saw his name on the credits for a second season episode so he was around for BoBW
Originally posted by mikehunt
Berman was a producer for TNG
Best of Both Worlds was a TNG episode
a main plot point of Best of Both Worlds was saving/protecting Earth from the borg
does he have no memory (or did he come onto TNG after that ep?)
more evidence that "saving earth" is nothing new
(granted previous mission, like ST4 was a movie not an episode)
Berman was a producer for TNG
Best of Both Worlds was a TNG episode
a main plot point of Best of Both Worlds was saving/protecting Earth from the borg
does he have no memory (or did he come onto TNG after that ep?)
more evidence that "saving earth" is nothing new
(granted previous mission, like ST4 was a movie not an episode)
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Originally posted by bboisvert
I don't understand how he managed to describe the future direction of the show without using the word "Borg" or the phrase "T'Pol's erect nipples".
I don't understand how he managed to describe the future direction of the show without using the word "Borg" or the phrase "T'Pol's erect nipples".
Or time travel
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We'll be dealing with a different group of aliens, (and) we're going to be dealing with some new non-Starfleet people coming on the ship to add a little muscle for the potentially violent situations our crew will be coming up against.
Please god, make it stop.
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Originally posted by mikehunt
does he have no memory
does he have no memory
Really, the writers on Trek rival Chris Claremont and the X-Men. They rehash so many old episodes into new stories.
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Oh Brother.....
Another nail in the coffin of this franchise ever since Berman and Barga took over this frachise things went downhill and fast what is the problem with the Paramount executives do they not see what is going on here do they care? The way things are going Enterprise will not last very long and all these changes are just cosmetic and lack any real substance.
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Look, you people are talking like things were consistant BEFORE B-n-B took over, but you KNOW that that isn't true-- there have been such a vast number of contradictions, inconsistancies, and plot holes between past episodes of past series that entire SERIES of books have been written to list them!