@trekster
Welcome to the Trek Continuum! Ingenue can help you with the Ferengi and I can help you with the Klingons.

And what do you know of Klingons, humaaan???!!!

That was Kahless. I would try to ignore him if I were you.

Yes, ignore the warrior and continue to be sheep!! Wonderful plan, petaQ!!!

See what I mean.

I agree bringing in the STNG characters was a slap on the face to the characters of Enterprise. As far as know, none of the other Star Trek titles had to have it’s characters reduced to holograms.

At any rate my condolences to the others that felt this was junk as well and also to the actors and actressses of Enterprise who worked their butts off only to get short changes in the end and yes i think they could have gone more than four seasons.

It was a tough journey, but I got here.

I never liked Voyager, it bored me to tears. Trip totally was the best character, he was great. Yeah I was the one who said that, I think they would be very suited to each other.

Voyager really grew on me. And Jeri Ryan didn’t hurt the show either. When I initially saw its finale, I didn’t like it but after watching it again, I think it was fine. Enterprise, on the other hand, was crap each time I saw it. I still can’t believe they killed off the best character in that series. And like someone else said, I thought Hoshi and Mayweather would have made a great couple.

I hate that last episode with a vengence. I don’t even watch it, I down right refuse to accept it as a finale. I agree with other people that ‘Terra Prime’ should have been the finale, although frankly I think the series ended way too soon. I mean come on, Voyager went for 7 seasons and I couldn’t stand that series, but Enterprise was great and was only four seasons! But I’ll shut up now or I’ll never stop venting.

Feel free to bring the Star Trek review folks over here.

Vic

Just kidding, bro. All I can say is that this episode was really in a different quantum reality, like the episode of TNG where Worf was jumping from one reality to the next. At least that’s my explanation. This episode was from the CRAP universe, with a quantum vibration of 666. I think it is obvious that B&B hate Star Trek, and should never be allowed near it again. Why not end it with an episode about the Romulan neutral zone or something? If they wanted to have a nod to TNG, have Daniels transport Archer to the 24th century to show him what his famous speech started? AND WHY NOT HAVE THE FRAKKING SPEECH????!!! Berman and Braga are at the top of the Access of Evil!

To say I am disappointed is an understatement. After rushing through the story lines and seeing the evolving crew and ship, I was so discouraged by the ending that now, three day later, I am still depressed.

What shill to loyal fans of Star Trek as a whole, to have possibly the last Star Trek series end with so many holes without any way of recovering.

Maybe that was the B&B goal? Live long and Prosper Tripp….

I enjoyed watching it every night it was on – even with the stupid UPN moving it around. They really seemed to try and kill it off since it didn’t fit their overall image apparently. No wonder the ratings were not as good as they could be. There were never any TV ads for the show, never any consistency to when it would air.

I participated in doing all I could to keep it alive after the first cancellation and at least there was one more season to watch. And I kept hoping that the second cancellation decision would be changed and it would go on. But it was clear with the final episode that would not happen.

This episode did have potential. The concept could have been done quite well and left open further Enterprise episodes. But clearly, B&B decided to pay back the fans who had supported Enterprise with this horrible ending. And tying in TNG the way they did hurt both shows. They could have had the tie in with a different episode. Let Enterprise have its own ending.

But the real slap in the face is simply the way B&B treated the fans. Killing Trip, throwing away the relationship with Trip and T’Pol, belittling the show with TNG, all these and more were just attempts to show us how unimportant we were to them. They got angry that the fans kept the show alive for a whole extra season. So, they decided to exercise their creative control with a vengeance. And then they just quit. Just like ill behaved children on the playground, they took their toys and left. I even wonder if Paramount (UPN) gave them a bonus for killing the show.

The episode tonight on SyFy just brought the entire situation back to me. So, I thought I’d rant. And I am so happy B&B were not involved in the new movie. And who knows, maybe now there is a way to make up for the disaster that was the ending of Enterprise.