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If anyone should have had a chance to properly do the final episode, it should have been Manny Coto. I've been going back over the first ENT episodes on the S1 DVD, and B&B's hands were all over every single story that they scripted and/or co-wrote the stories for. No wonder some of those early...

TrekWeb has a lengthy review of the final episode, along with major spoiler information on who bites the bullet and how. 'Tis all that I shall say.

Finally got the chance to view last week's episode "Affliction", and this was quite a wonderful episode! It's too bad this is coming toward the end of ENT's run, because if B&B had produced many more episodes of this caliber, then it would have had a long, prosperous life indeed. Still, four...

Finally got through watching the 3-part Romulan arc. That was pretty nifty, the concept of the automated vessel being piloted from Romulus. If this arc had followed the 3-part Vulcan arc instead of after "Daedalus" and "Observer Effect", it would have played out much stronger, given the last...

All it takes is for continually lower ratings on the second batch of 11 episodes to sink the series once and for all. I'm kinda torn between wanting to keep this series going and yet seeing the writing on the wall and realizing that it may be time to get a breather from 17-18 years of continuous...

To add to that, there's an issue of the Marvel Comics TREK title, which posited some 20 years before the events of ENT a story about the first transporter trials. To add insult to injury, there were two really excellent ENT novels, "Daedalus" and "Daedalus' Children", which have nothing to do...

I thought "Home" was an interesting change-of-pace episode, after the whole year-long Xindi story arc of the third season and the two-part "Storm Front" sidebar. It felt in some aspects like TNG's "Family", with everyone getting the chance to catch their breath after a hellish conflict. The...

Friday, October 8... ugh, what are we gonna do until then? I hope that they don't pull ENT off for those weeks in favor of junky 10th-run movies of the week or lame-o pseudo-reality shows. Even reruns of ENT are better than those two.

The one question I have is, when is UPN planning to rerun "Harbinger" and "Doctor's Orders"? The way the schedule is currently set up, the next one to be re-broadcast is "Hatchery", so the UPN has jumped over "Harbinger" and "Doctor's Orders" apparently. Or are they going to be re-broadcast...