Enterprise Pilot Script online
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Enterprise Pilot Script online
If you want to know what happens before it happens, the script for "Broken Bow", the pilot episode of Enterprise, can be found here, with some amusing annotations.
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Re: Enterprise Pilot Script online
Originally posted by BandWoman
If you want to know what happens before ithappens, the screipt for "Browkn Arrow", the pilot episode of Enterprise, can be found here, with some amusing annotations.
If you want to know what happens before ithappens, the screipt for "Browkn Arrow", the pilot episode of Enterprise, can be found here, with some amusing annotations.
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das Monkey - thanks for the correction (unlike many, I'm not offended by that). It is, in fact, "Broken Bow", and I've corrected my spelling errors as well.
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I remember when the Generations movie came out, and the script was posted to USENET, and I read it weeks before the movie came out. I went on USENET again today to try to find the Enterprise script. It's such a wasteland there. Found a couple links to webpages with the script, but they had all been pulled. At least Paramount can't get USENET postings yanked (easily), but I couldn't find it there.
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Thanks, Bandwoman!
The above link was to a pdf file, about 679k... I downloaded it rather than reading it online...
And just finished reading it-- The best thing about the script was the humorous joke "annotations" which the original poster marked the script up with...
Not that it's god-awful, but it's definately same-old-same-old Berman/Brana crap... Not one original thought in the 2hr script...
The above link was to a pdf file, about 679k... I downloaded it rather than reading it online...
And just finished reading it-- The best thing about the script was the humorous joke "annotations" which the original poster marked the script up with...
Not that it's god-awful, but it's definately same-old-same-old Berman/Brana crap... Not one original thought in the 2hr script...
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Originally posted by adamblast
Not that it's god-awful, but it's definately same-old-same-old Berman/Brana crap... Not one original thought in the 2hr script...
Not that it's god-awful, but it's definately same-old-same-old Berman/Brana crap... Not one original thought in the 2hr script...
My favorite annotation: "No matter what period of Trektime you're in, technology saves the day. [These writers] could write a Civil War movie and still have the characters realign their muskets to the Rebels' cannon frequency."
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Originally posted by BandWoman
Agreed, but it's still going to be fun.
My favorite annotation: "No matter what period of Trektime you're in, technology saves the day. [These writers] could write a Civil War movie and still have the characters realign their muskets to the Rebels' cannon frequency."
Agreed, but it's still going to be fun.
My favorite annotation: "No matter what period of Trektime you're in, technology saves the day. [These writers] could write a Civil War movie and still have the characters realign their muskets to the Rebels' cannon frequency."