Ahh - a great follow up to last weeks "to be continued" episode!

And, the wife watched it with me again. But she seemed more in to last week's episode than this week's. There was a bit more edge last week, but I thought this was a good 2nd part to what was started last week.

First off, I really think the idiots at UPN really do not like Enterprise at all. It's like they're just trying to sabotage the final few episodes and make it even worse for the already doomed show... AND piss off those of us who enjoy the show.

Last week, the show started off with no video for the first couple of minutes. We could hear the audio, but there was no video until just about 10 seconds before the opening theme played.

This week, there was a frozen UPN screen (I think it was a UPN screen of some sort) that looked like the network was on "pause". What should have been a quick recap of last week's major points and lead in to this week's show was just a frozen paused UPN screen and an audio hum noise, but nothing else. Then again, about 10 seconds before the opening theme, the show was visible, beyond the recap point and in to this week's new material.

Yes, it seems some one at UPN is trying really hard to piss us off and disrespect what's left of Enterprise. Either that, or there has been a really odd coincidental occurrence like this TWO weeks straight. Of course, I don't watch anything else on that sorry-ass network, maybe all their shows start out like that

Ok, time to post using the amazing, colossal, INVISI-TAG!

Spoilers be ahead folks - highlight the text at your own risk of the Klingon virus that'll lead to the dulling of your caranial ridges!

BTW - I used this code for the invisi-tag:
[quotee]<font color="#000000"> invisible text here [/quotee](make sure you only use 1 "e" in "quote" and don't forget the end quote tag at the end)

Well, my prediction of the Columbia meeting up with the same fate as the USS Yamato of ST:TNG was wrong! Woo hoo! That would have been so predictable! In this episode they were setting up even more events that would support the destruction of the Columbia - with Tripp back on Enterprise during the battle with the Klingon ships and all. I even turned to my wife and told her "well, there goes the Columbia", but I was wrong! I'm glad I was wrong - I hate predictable crap like that. BUT, there are still some elements in place to set up the destruction of the Columbia in a future episode... hell, with Enterprise going off the air soon, even it may meet an explosive demise before long. Who knows. Malcolm has rethought his loyalties and has made his decision to answer ONLY to the captain. Good move, of course, he only made this move after getting played (used) by... forget that guy's name, and loosing Archer's trust as well as much of the key Enterprise crew's. Of course, it seemed in this episode, Archer and crew had amazingly started trusting him again rather quickly. Not very realistic, but given the constraints of the show's time limit (both per episode and the fact that it's history soon), I can understand. Again, I feel they may have explored Malcolm's hard work to slowly regain the trust and respect of Archer and the crew over the course of several episodes, but that whole side-story could not exist for the show does not have "several more episodes" left to it :-( Of course, maybe it was relatively easy for him to regain trust since Archer and T'Pal were able to uncover the fact that Malcolm was under orders from... what's his name. Sorry about my lack of name recall ability - but you know who I mean. Dr. Phlox was able to save the Klingon empire and without having to do so by creating augments. Augmented Klingons - forget the fact that would have messed up the ST time line, it just would have been a bad scene. I mean, Kli

Enterprise.....GOOOOOOOOD!

Well looks like the die-hard fans are doing their best, I just read this off the bbc website:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/tv_and_radio/4312767.stm

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Wow, that is a big donation. Wounder if it arived via rocket mail? Mabey there is some hope that they will continue the series.

WHAT THE HELL!!!

No Enterprise until... April 15th?

WTF?!

DAMN UPN!!!

Only 5 new episodes left?

Grrrr...

Whooooooaa!

Now THAT was an AWESOME-damn episode of Enterprise!

How frikkin' SWEET that was!

Ooooo - I got goose bumps watching it!

Right from the start - I was engaged in this episode.

Boy - they really took me by surprise too!

I don't think this gives away too much, but read further at your own risk:

The episode starts out showing what appeared to be the "first contact" scene from the film ST: First Contact. The Vulcan greeted Zephron Cochran with the "live long and prosper" line and the Vulcan hand greeting. Zephron Cochran greeted the Vulcan with something VERY different what than I expected... and then the intro to the show started.

Shortly after the show intro and the show started back up, I figured out what was going on. Sadly, I had been spoiled in knowing that this kind of plot would soon be explored. BUT at least it was still a GREAT trip because they did this so well!

Why oh why must this show go off the air? It's been KICKING TOTAL ST ASS as of late! Did I mention I got chills watching tonight's episode?

Ok, spoiler tags in effect - just highlight the hidden text in black box to read. SPOILER WARNING - do NOT read further if you don't want to be spoiled!

So why did Zephron Cochran greet the first contact Vulcan by KILLING him? Why was Enterprise under the command of... crap, there goes my memory again... the admiral who was killed several episodes back when the bomb went off on the planet Vulcan. Anyway - the Enterprise hotties were all wearing altered uniforms that exposed their well shaped midriffs. Archer took Enterprise by force from Captain admiral guy. Tripp had radiation burns on his face. Malcolm was exceptionally evil... as was Floxx. Why? Because they were ALL part of that infamous universe that featured Spok with a goatee! Yes, everything in tonight's episode was told from the evil "goatee" universe! Haaaaaa! How cool is that? VERY! I thought they did an excellent job of showing each character's alternate universe counterpart. Each character retained elements of their "good" universe character, but with notable "evil" universe attributes through and through. Oddly enough, no one in the evil universe had the "evil goatee" But man, this was just a GREAT episode! To top off the total COOLNESS - Archer and the away party beamed aboard a ship of the same class as the NCC-1701 from 100 years in the future! Tripp revved up the engines on the NCC-1783 (I think that was the number anyway) that had been getting gutted by alien races after being defeated and her crew killed. It was cooler than anything to see the ship being powered up while they were on the bridge... that looked a LOT like Kirk's bridge of the NCC-1701! The look and sounds were just like it was from the original ST series! Oh, what a site to see! And those aliens that wove the NCC-1701 in a web of laser-like fibers were there too... only this time they spun their web around Enterprise (Archer's Enterprise) and in a very different and more efficient way, but same look to the web. Well, that's about it. I'm not going to spoil the whole thing... that's enough. The rest just has to be seen to be enjoyed and admired for the greatness that it was!

Oh, one more thing. This isn't much of a spoiler, so I'm adding it outside of the spoiler tag text.

The episode ended in my LEAST favorite ways.

Just when the action is getting intense and things are more exciting than ever... so much so that I had completely lost track of what time it was... there they were. Those three words I dread... to be continued.

I yelled out "NOOOOOOOOO".

Really, I actually yelled that out. I wasn't ready for that - time seemed to just zip by. It couldn't have been a whole hour. But it was... and I'll just have to wait for next week for the conclusion of this week's EX

I just finished watching the AWESOME conslusion to last week's episode.

In a word...

WOW



In fact, that "WOW" just wan't big enough.

If you missed tonight's episode and you're even remotely a Star Trek fan... well my friend, you REALLY missed out!

I haven't been this IN TO an episode of Star Trek since Spok joined Piccard and Data on the Romulan home world... or since Sisco and crew traveled back to that Starbase where Kirk was having a little trouble with tribbles.

If you saw last week's episode, than you know this two-part show takes place in the evil alternate Star Trek universe - where Spok has a goatee!

Guess what - there was even an evil universe intro to the show!

Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!

I almost never watch the intro of the show (because I never really liked the intro song), but I noticed that there was different music playing tonight... so I camped there and watched. Not only was there different music, the sequences were all depicting a VERY different succession of events in the timeline up to Star Trek - a very evil and twisted account of war and destruction. I can't believe they put all that extra effort in to JUST the intro! It was SOOOOOO cool and such a treat! What genius! Or so I thought, anyway!

Ok, I don't think that gives too much away... well, not if you've been following the show.

But here go the spoiler tags for a very brief recap of the coolness that was tonight's episode!

You know the drill - just select the hidden text in the black spoiler box to read further.

I'm not going to get in to great detail about tonight's show. It was just an EXCELLENT follow-up to last week's first part. I was like a kid on a heavy sugar-induced excitement trip while I watched this show tonight! What cool stuff was in there tonight aside from a great story? Well, there was an awesome looking Gorn - and slightly improved from the version Kirk fought in the original series. VERY cool looking and still true to the general character design - no doubt they would have made the original Gorn look like this had they the technology at the time. He was GC though, and his movements were slightly CG-looking, but that's understandable given the time constraints they have to work within. Very cool looking and very tough! T'Pal changed in to the standard original series uniform like Lt. Unura's and looked pretty damn hot like that too! Sha-wing! Like Spok in the original series evil universe episode, she saw the danger in continuing down the warpath that the Empire was headed down. She teamed up with... damn - what's his name? The Vulcan she used to argue with and gave Archer a hard time... the one who was the human cop in the Alien Nation TV series... I suck at remembering names and I'm too lazy to check on StarTrek.com. Anyway, HE had the evil goatee! Just like Spok had! Haaaaaa - I was waiting for that evil goatee to show up! In terms of other visuals... the NCC-1768 (I think that was the number - bad short-term memory) was called the "Defiant" and was the same class as the good old NCC-1701 original Enterprise. I can't tell you how damn cool it was to see the evil crew bringing this ship back to life and seeing them on the bridge and with all the classic visuals and sounds effects... even Majel Barrett reprised her role as the ship's computer voice! Oh man - it was any true Star Trek fan's delight to see this! You should have seen the ship in battle - it was sooooo damn cool! I mean the phasers were true to the original series, and the way battle looked from the bridge also. Only THIS time, we got to see the beautiful ship engage in battle in ways they could not have shown us back in the original series. It just looked soooooooo sweet witnessing all tha

While the last two episodes of ST:Enterprise were very cool, they did raise an interesting question.

For the sake of those of you who haven't yet seen the episodes and have confined themselves to soundless, opaque bubbles in order to preserve the surprize, I shall type the following in TheReelTodd's patented Invisi-Tag™:

Why was the I.S.S Enterprise that Kirk was on virtually identical to his U.S.S. Enterprise if the Terran Empire had a century to improve upon the design and technology of the U.S.S. Defiant? OK, so Empress Sato - man, I was so hoping for Emperor Archer - has taken over the Terran Empire thanks to the main-universe U.S.S. Defiant from from one hundred years in the future. It's easy to understand how the Terrans could've dominated the surrounding civilizations with that kind of technological advantage. However, the idea that any of the advanced technologies of the Defiant were immediately made available to Starfleet is highly questionable. Here's how I see it. Building copies seems like the obvious move, but since Defiant is Empress Sato's greatest advantage, she was probably not too keen on giving a copy to every perfidious captain in Starfleet. My best guess would be that Sato kept a tight grip on that technology, and that all through her reign as Empress the Defiant remained the lone example of its kind in the mirror universe. It was probably only after her demise, and possibly after the demise of her successor, that the ship was finally reverse-engineered and reproduced, which would explain why the mirror-universe technology didn't appear to be at a higher level than the technology from Kirk's universe. Anybody have any different ideas?

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MutoidMan Wrote: TheReelTodd Wrote:Sadly, I had been spoiled in knowing that this kind of plot would soon be explored. So you're gonna harp on this over and over huh? Well I have some news for you... Anakin Skywalker becomes Darth Vader in Episode III!!! Muhahahaha!!!

What?

Anakin... becomes Darth Vader?

Noooooooo!

This can't be?

Why?

How could you just go and ruin the SURPRISE of something like this?

Oh the humanity!

Oh the horror!

What's the point in seeing Episode III now?