Enterprise 02/25/05
02-26-05 | 12:42 PM
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Originally Posted by TracerBullet
Yeah, I loved that. Star Trek doesn't acknowledge very much that space has no direction.
02-26-05 | 07:46 PM
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Originally Posted by maxpower
That's what I was thinking...but it's not a star trek thing...just about any space movie has all ships on screen on the same plane...or axis or whatever(I'm sure a trekkie will chime in with the correct terminology).
That was so great in Wrath of Khan - Kirk and Spock beat Khan with 3 dimensional thinking.
02-26-05 | 09:01 PM
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I really enjoyed the Klingon headridge arc despite my initial misgivings about doing such a story. However, 2 things that I noticed:
1) Trip had an Enterprise patch on his uniform and spacesuit instead of the Columbia insignia.
2) How was the virus beamed onto the Klingon ship through their shields?
1) Trip had an Enterprise patch on his uniform and spacesuit instead of the Columbia insignia.
2) How was the virus beamed onto the Klingon ship through their shields?
02-26-05 | 09:03 PM
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2) How was the virus beamed onto the Klingon ship through their shields?
2) How was the virus beamed onto the Klingon ship through their shields?
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02-26-05 | 09:04 PM
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Originally Posted by maxpower
That's what I was thinking...but it's not a star trek thing...just about any space movie has all ships on screen on the same plane...or axis or whatever(I'm sure a trekkie will chime in with the correct terminology).
02-26-05 | 11:28 PM
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From: Bartertown due to it having a better economy than where I really live.
I think trek has shown ships meeting each other and orienting themselves to be "level"
and DS9 had ships fly in all directions in the combat scenes during the dominion war
my main nit with this episode is: how does restarting the engines have any effect on the program running in the computer
and DS9 had ships fly in all directions in the combat scenes during the dominion war
my main nit with this episode is: how does restarting the engines have any effect on the program running in the computer
02-27-05 | 01:04 AM
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Not a bad episode, but overall its still a weak series. Scott Bakula doesn't play the tough guy really well.....hopefully Al will show up and he'll leap to a better show.
02-27-05 | 02:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Cartload
I really enjoyed the Klingon headridge arc despite my initial misgivings about doing such a story. However, 2 things that I noticed:
1) Trip had an Enterprise patch on his uniform and spacesuit instead of the Columbia insignia.
2) How was the virus beamed onto the Klingon ship through their shields?
1) Trip had an Enterprise patch on his uniform and spacesuit instead of the Columbia insignia.
2) How was the virus beamed onto the Klingon ship through their shields?
2) The only thing I can think is that they knew the Klingon shield frequency. They could be stupid enough to all use the same one and the transporters are automatically set to beam through them.
02-27-05 | 02:02 PM
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Originally Posted by mikehunt
my main nit with this episode is: how does restarting the engines have any effect on the program running in the computer
02-27-05 | 02:37 PM
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Jake Byrd from Chino, Calif., right, wearing a Michael Jackson (news) t-shirt, jokes with a fan dressed as the film Star Wars' character Darth Vader, as they join about a hundred Star Trek fans upset by the cancellation of the shows latest series, Star Trek: Enterprise, at a rally Friday, Feb. 25, 2005, outside the Paramount Studios in Los Angeles. Paramount announced the cancellation jointly with UPN, which has seen ratings fall since its first episode in 2001. The show averaged 2.9 million viewers this season, compared with 5.9 million an episode in 2001. UPN plans to air the last program on May 13. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes)
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02-28-05 | 06:16 AM
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Wow, a hundred people showed up to protest? The suits must really be shaking in their boots over that show of support. 
Wow, that opening sequence looked pretty sweet in HD.
Too bad we might not find out who returns the Klingons to their rightful appearance a century or so later. I agree with a previous post, the initial human/Klingon meetings aren't going according to Trek lore. Hardly unexpected though.
Wow, that opening sequence looked pretty sweet in HD.
Too bad we might not find out who returns the Klingons to their rightful appearance a century or so later. I agree with a previous post, the initial human/Klingon meetings aren't going according to Trek lore. Hardly unexpected though.
02-28-05 | 08:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Chew
Too bad we might not find out who returns the Klingons to their rightful appearance a century or so later. I agree with a previous post, the initial human/Klingon meetings aren't going according to Trek lore. Hardly unexpected though.
Maybe they just develop a natural immunity to it.
02-28-05 | 03:48 PM
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[QUOTE=Chew]Wow, a hundred people showed up to protest? The suits must really be shaking in their boots over that show of support.
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It was actually 700-800 according to the LAPD.
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It was actually 700-800 according to the LAPD.
03-01-05 | 06:08 AM
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Originally Posted by MvRojo
It was actually 700-800 according to the LAPD.
03-01-05 | 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted by Chew
Too bad we might not find out who returns the Klingons to their rightful appearance a century or so later. I agree with a previous post, the initial human/Klingon meetings aren't going according to Trek lore. Hardly unexpected though.
03-01-05 | 10:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Damfino
Obviously sometime between TOS and TNG, Klingon science figured out how to "bring out the Klingon" in the smooth heads. This would explain the Kor, Koloth & Kang mystery.
03-01-05 | 10:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Chew
Wow, a hundred people showed up to protest? The suits must really be shaking in their boots over that show of support.
