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Old 21-05-2004, 11:58   #26
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Re: Star Trek : Enterprise

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Originally Posted by Incognitas
I've given up watching it.Boring!!

And no I don't suffer from low or poor concentration.I just can't stand the way they mess with the continuity.I was hoping that it would avoid all of the McGuffinisms of recent ST series.But NO! we have time travel.We have some mysterious species THAT MERITS NO MENTION IN THE ORIGINAL ST STORIES and yet have SUCH a devastating effect on the earth ALSO NOT MENTIONED IN ANY OF THE OTHER ST SERIES.If they had to do a prequel series why couldn't they stay within the limits of the known history of the ST universe?It's bad,sloppy scriptwriting and a very patent attempt to carry on a cash cow.However THIS ST fan of over 30 years is NOT fooled.
I am getting more and more convinced that with all this time travel (especially the last episode where Enterprise's offspring tried to stop the original Xindi probe) that Enterprise will end up with something happening (maybe the outcome of the temporal cold war) that will correct all the timelines to clean up the continuity issues.
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