Big Spoilers for Enterprise
11-16-04, 01:33 PM
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Big Spoilers for Enterprise (updated 11/24)
In what looks like it's going to be the most epic of the three announced and/or aired arcs so far this season, Enterprise delves into a three-episode storyline dealing with the Andorians, Tellarites and the Romulans.
Here's the details for the first episode "Babel One":
Romulans will be seen in the episode, but keeping with canon, they won't be seen by any of the characters. A later episode of the arc will see Archer and Shran going to the Andorian homeworld.
Here's the details for the first episode "Babel One":
Enterprise is assigned to transport a Tellarite ambassador across Andorian space to the neutral planet Babel, where Earth mediators will try to settle a bitter dispute between the Tellarites and Andorians. The journey is interrupted by a distress call from Shran, whose warship Kumari was destroyed by what he believes to be a Tellarite vessel. Other attacks ensue by what appears to be an Andorian vessel. This puts the Tellarites and Andorians at each other's throats, but we come to learn someone else is actually behind the attacks. The events of this and the next two episodes will serve as a precursor to the Romulan Wars which, according to canon, is imminent within a few years (per "Balance of Terror" as well as "The Defector" and others).
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11-16-04, 03:20 PM
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Originally posted by Fielding Mellish
But will there be midgets in fezzes?
But will there be midgets in fezzes?
11-16-04, 03:23 PM
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Reading that synopsis reminded me why I don't watch Enterprise. My head is still spinning. Remember the good ol' days, when a Star Trek synopsis was merely something like "Kirk splits into two seperate beings - one good, one bad" or "Picard gets kidnapped by the Borg"?
Anyway, as far as Enterprise this season goes:
No Bill Shatner guest starring = No Sale
Anyway, as far as Enterprise this season goes:
No Bill Shatner guest starring = No Sale
11-16-04, 07:16 PM
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Originally posted by Shannon Nutt
Reading that synopsis reminded me why I don't watch Enterprise. My head is still spinning. Remember the good ol' days, when a Star Trek synopsis was merely something like "Kirk splits into two seperate beings - one good, one bad" or "Picard gets kidnapped by the Borg"?
Anyway, as far as Enterprise this season goes:
No Bill Shatner guest starring = No Sale
Reading that synopsis reminded me why I don't watch Enterprise. My head is still spinning. Remember the good ol' days, when a Star Trek synopsis was merely something like "Kirk splits into two seperate beings - one good, one bad" or "Picard gets kidnapped by the Borg"?
Anyway, as far as Enterprise this season goes:
No Bill Shatner guest starring = No Sale
And I wouldn't put hope away yet for Shatner. His newsletter last week said something about him making an announcement about Enterprise this week. I don't know what he's going to announce, but it would be lame if he promoted it like that only to say he wasnt going to do the show.
11-17-04, 12:44 PM
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These story lines sound great to me. This is exactly what Enterprise was supposed to be about 3 years ago (events leading to the creation of the United Federation of Planets).
11-17-04, 12:46 PM
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Originally posted by Damfino
These story lines sound great to me. This is exactly what Enterprise was supposed to be about 3 years ago (events leading to the creation of the United Federation of Planets).
These story lines sound great to me. This is exactly what Enterprise was supposed to be about 3 years ago (events leading to the creation of the United Federation of Planets).
Yep.
11-24-04, 04:08 AM
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Here's some new spoilers for the 2nd episode of the Andorian/Tellarite/Vulcan/Human/Romulan arc from startrek.com:
And here's some info about an upcoming Klingon episode that will deal with something that has always bothered some people.
Spoiler:
And here's some info about an upcoming Klingon episode that will deal with something that has always bothered some people.
Spoiler:
11-24-04, 12:29 PM
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Spoiler:
11-24-04, 12:38 PM
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Who are the Tellarites? I havent been watching much since the first season and I dont remember them from any other incarnation of Trek.
Yes, I agree too. B& B totally changed the premise after the show premiered.
These story lines sound great to me. This is exactly what Enterprise was supposed to be about 3 years ago (events leading to the creation of the United Federation of Planets).
11-24-04, 01:16 PM
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Originally posted by riley_dude
Who are the Tellarites? I havent been watching much since the first season and I dont remember them from any other incarnation of Trek.
Who are the Tellarites? I havent been watching much since the first season and I dont remember them from any other incarnation of Trek.
They are very important to the history of the Federation since they are one of the four founding members, along with Earth, Vulcan, and Andoria.
11-24-04, 01:43 PM
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Originally posted by duz
Why do I love the Andorians?
/me awaits the new arc with baited breath
Why do I love the Andorians?
/me awaits the new arc with baited breath
(I still haven't forgiven Peter Jackson for bumping him off Grima Wormtongue. Although Deadwood has convinced me that Brad Dourif deserves his share of love, too.)
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