Star trek Enterprise has been axed
Star trek Enterprise has been axed
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gh0st

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4,693 posts

281 months

Friday 4th February 2005
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While I am not a trekkie I do like catching the occasional episodes of the new stuff (voyager and the later eps of The next generation)

They are axing Enterprise on the 4th series (final episode to go out in March)

Gutted as I quite liked it

cotty

41,896 posts

307 months

Friday 4th February 2005
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never really got into it.
Voyager is the best of the lot, and not just because it has seven of nine in it

Monkey Boy 1

2,066 posts

254 months

Friday 4th February 2005
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Seven of nine , Would love to meet two her cousins Six of one and Half a dozen of the other

cortinaman

3,230 posts

276 months

Friday 4th February 2005
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cotty said:
never really got into it.


same here,i watched the first episode and was left unimpressed.....did anyone else think the theme tune was cack too??

voyager was realy good,shame that the final episode ending was sooooo crap.

i liked the later ds9 episodes when the dominion came onto the scene,it seemed to give the show the hard kick up the ass it needed.

as for my own choice on which one of the star trek shows was the best......its a tie between 'next gen' and the original series for me.

Uriel

3,244 posts

274 months

Friday 4th February 2005
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cortinaman said:
I liked the later ds9 episodes when the dominion came onto the scene,it seemed to give the show the hard kick up the ass it needed.


I bought all the DVDs a while back and when I started making my way through them I was surprised how early the Dominion came into it. I'm sure it was the end of series 1 or at the latest series 2.

wedg1e

27,011 posts

288 months

Friday 4th February 2005
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Trekkies. You have to laugh. They're almost as bad as middle-aged men who cluster in pub car parks to compare their road-weaponry........

uh-oh...

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

278 months

Friday 4th February 2005
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Trekkies?

Sound on, copy/paste.......

mms://ifilm.wmod.llnwd.net/a65/o1/portal/2439321_200.asf


edited to say...bugger, that's Star Wars, forgot.

Still well worth a peek.......

>> Edited by mybrainhurts on Friday 4th February 21:54

TheExcession

11,669 posts

273 months

Friday 4th February 2005
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mybrainhurts said:
Trekkies?
Sound on, copy/paste.......
mms://ifilm.wmod.llnwd.net/a65/o1/portal/2439321_200.asf
edited to say...bugger, that's Star Wars, forgot.
Still well worth a peek.......
>> Edited by mybrainhurts on Friday 4th February 21:54


I think you meant GakTrek

http://mediachill.com/Star%20Crap.htm

best
Ex

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

278 months

Friday 4th February 2005
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TheExcession said:

mybrainhurts said:
Trekkies?
Sound on, copy/paste.......
mms://ifilm.wmod.llnwd.net/a65/o1/portal/2439321_200.asf
edited to say...bugger, that's Star Wars, forgot.
Still well worth a peek.......
>> Edited by mybrainhurts on Friday 4th February 21:54



I think you meant GakTrek

http://mediachill.com/Star%20Crap.htm

best
Ex


No I don't....try that link.

parrot of doom

23,075 posts

257 months

Friday 4th February 2005
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Enterprise has nothing on the new Battlestar Galactica, which is just about the finest Sci-Fi I've ever watched.

JonRB

79,375 posts

295 months

Friday 4th February 2005
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Yes, Galactica has been brilliant. At the very least because it is the ONLY Sci-Fi I have ever seen where star fighters obey Newtonian Physics. But it has also been well written and quite fresh.

Edit: However, it's not fair to hijack this thread, so I've started a new one for Galactica here

>> Edited by JonRB on Friday 4th February 23:12

DanH

12,287 posts

283 months

Friday 4th February 2005
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Not sure about galactica. I watched it, but its even more east enders in space than startrek!

Enterprise never grabbed me, and agree with the chap above that the music was terrible.

judas

6,209 posts

282 months

Friday 4th February 2005
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cortinaman said:
did anyone else think the theme tune was cack too??

Whoever decided on the constipated rock ballad must have been smoking something really good, or really bad.

Watched the first few episodes and came to the conclusion it was cack and never bothered again.

It's probably ensured the Trek franchise is put out to pasture permanently. :shrug:

C C

8,024 posts

262 months

Saturday 5th February 2005
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Yep! I thought the theme song was awful too. The series was also IMO poorly cast and under budgeted. The shows producers could certainly have learnt a lesson from Galactica.

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

278 months

Saturday 5th February 2005
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I said:


mms://ifilm.wmod.llnwd.net/a65/o1/portal/2439321_200.asf


It's worth a peep, folks. Anybody tried it?

v8thunder

27,647 posts

281 months

Saturday 5th February 2005
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Can't say I like Star Trek that much, although the films are OK and that one set on the space station - Deep Space 9 is it? - seemed a lot more 'human' than the others. What always put me off a bit was the rather 'robotic' actors they got in. Also, I always felt The Next Generation looked like the sort of thing the Lib Dems would come up with if they had to write a space series.

Star Trek's been axed? Well IMO it's had its day...



(flame-proof space-suit on, PH trekkies set their phasers to kill...)

C C

8,024 posts

262 months

Saturday 5th February 2005
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v8thunder said:
Can't say I like Star Trek that much, although the films are OK and that one set on the space station - Deep Space 9 is it? - seemed a lot more 'human' than the others. What always put me off a bit was the rather 'robotic' actors they got in. Also, I always felt The Next Generation looked like the sort of thing the Lib Dems would come up with if they had to write a space series.

Star Trek's been axed? Well IMO it's had its day...



(flame-proof space-suit on, PH trekkies set their phasers to kill...)


Some fair comments there. I think they some times struggled to keep to Gene Roddenberry’s idyllic vision of the future.

v8thunder

27,647 posts

281 months

Saturday 5th February 2005
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C C said:

v8thunder said:
Can't say I like Star Trek that much, although the films are OK and that one set on the space station - Deep Space 9 is it? - seemed a lot more 'human' than the others. What always put me off a bit was the rather 'robotic' actors they got in. Also, I always felt The Next Generation looked like the sort of thing the Lib Dems would come up with if they had to write a space series.

Star Trek's been axed? Well IMO it's had its day...



(flame-proof space-suit on, PH trekkies set their phasers to kill...)



Some fair comments there. I think they some times struggled to keep to Gene Roddenberry’s idyllic vision of the future.


I think it's the whole 'idyllic view of the future' that puts me off - the hardcore trekkies I've known in the past have also been either obtusely self-righteous or incredibly scientifically geeky, but either way, they seem to treat it as a little bit too much more than just a TV show.

MrsMiggins

2,867 posts

258 months

Saturday 5th February 2005
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C C said:
Yep! I thought the theme song was awful too. The series was also IMO poorly cast and under budgeted. The shows producers could certainly have learnt a lesson from Galactica.

The single weirdest thing I ever saw was the theme to Enterprise being performed, live, at the opening ceremony at the 2002 Commonwealth games. All I could think was "Why are they playing Star Trek music?"

Does that make me sad? Probably

gh0st

Original Poster:

4,693 posts

281 months

Saturday 5th February 2005
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Yup the theme tune was gak. And I gotta admin most of series 2 was a washout but IMO its starting to pick up again.

Still its not as bad as when Fox axed Futurama