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Old 28-05-2004, 21:27   #73
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Re: Star Trek : Enterprise

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Originally Posted by dilligaf1701
The trouble is - with ALL the star trek series - Enterprise included. As I've said on lots of occasions.

There are only so many ways you can tell the same story. I think Star Trek used up most of these during TNG.

Sure there are a few new ideas - but not that many.

The trouble with Enterprise is that they SHOULD ( not that they do all/most the time) be considering the existing story and canon.

So - while I'm looking forward to season 4 - I'm not sure any more if it will be better than the first three. Although I guess season 3 was better than the first 2.
I'm sorry but I preferred the first two series.This Xindi rubbish has annoyed me no end.The technology has taken a whole new leap because the writers just couldn't stick within the original limits.IF they had been anything like good writers they could have come up with something original without stepping out of the continuity of the ST universe.

Ah I hate prequels anyway.I really can't see the point of going backwards in a story.It's why I hate the latest set of Star Wars films and can't be a*sed to go and see them.Same with the new prequel books set in the Dune universe.Bah!

Incog turning into Victor Meldew.
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