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Old 21-05-2004, 15:02   #34
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Re: Star Trek : Enterprise

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Originally Posted by ZrByte
funny how all my fav SciFi moments are from B5 and all my least favourite are from Startrek, yet when they where both still airing I would have considdered myself more of a trekie then a B5'er (though I have always said that B5 had a more realistic outlook of the future, even if it is a more depressing outlook)
Conversely, I have never thought of myself as a Trekie but was definitely a B5'er (even getting the DVD box-sets now)! I used to watch Star Trek "Whatever" if it happened to be on but never watched the whole of a series like I did with B5.
However, Enterprise is that little bit different from the rest of ST and I have not yet missed an episode! I think it might be that it seems much more realistic (less utopian) and you get fight scenes down dark corridors!
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