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God, I don't even know where to begin, but I'll try. "Terra Prime" was pretty good. The ending with T'pol and Trip was very touching. Phlox, as always, really was an emotional center to the episode. Having Elizabeth die, while sad, was in keeping with the Trek canon since Spock was to be the...

Last night's episode was a bit on the pedestrian side, especially after the fun of the "Mirror" episodes. There were some interesting elements though: 1. Seeds of the founding of the Federation are clearly established; 2. Signs of backlash by humans against integration with the rest of...

More "Enterprise" in the Sunday New York Times. Note: Possible spoiler on the last episode if any of you don't already know. I found it funny that there would be both an editorial and an article in the Times within a couple of weeks of each other.

The New York Times actually has a editorial in today's paper (Registration required) about the end of "Enterprise."

OK, caught the re-broadcast. Wow, this one was for the fans. No apology to those who may have tuned in late, so to speak. Love the Defiant. Just updated enough to look less cardboard but still in keeping with the spirit of TOS. Nice to see the velour (sp?) uniforms again. Can't wait to see to...

My local UPN station preempted the episode to show the Met vs the Nationals. I strongly supported the return of baseball to DC so I guess I should be careful of what I ask for. Thank goodness it's on tonight. From reading this thread, it looks like I'm in for a treat. Thanks for not providing...

Huge promo on DC's UPN station. Don't think its UPN's fault. Me thinks some stations may over ride the promo with their own ads in the same way cable operators place local ads over those of the stations they carry.

This was the best of this season's "one off" episodes. Almost had the spirit of original Trek. Bravo.

I agree. When I saw "Star Trek: TMP" I did not question the new and improved Klingons nor did I care. The way they handled it on DS-9's Tribble episode, with Worf's throw-away line, was neat and clean. There was a role playing game that was a spin-off of the old Star Fleet Battles. In the...

The whole arc was good. Seems to be the case that the "stand-alone" episodes are the weakest and the three parters the strongest. Guess that happens when you have time to tell a story. I really got to like and respect Schram (sp?). He was really fleshed out and I hope to see more of him before...

Here here. On the east coast I can watch "Enterprise" at 8, then switch to SCI Fi for SG-A, BSB, and the 11:00 repeat of the 8:00 SG-SG1. Four hours of, to me, great viewing. If I miss "Enterprise", I can catch the Saturday repeat. I don't consider myself so much as an "Enterprise" fan but a fan...

Another enjoyable episode. Can anyone tell me how they make the Andorian antennae move? neat effect.

This was an example of a good "bottle" episode unlike last week's. I agree that Archer's plea at the end was a little forced but I belive that is a function of having to resolve things quickly due to the short running time of the show.

I was thinking the same thing after the Augment and Vulcan story arcs the bean counters needed something more pedestrian and cheap. I hope this was just a hiccup because "Enterprise" will have some competition against SFI FI's Friday night line up starting next week. Good thing "Enterprise"...

Had to nitpick, sorry. :D

Any body know when part II will be rerun? I had my computer all set up to record the second part using Beyond TV while I was away for Thanksgiving and, for some reason, the computer did not update the program guide. Ahhhhh!!!!!!! Looks like I missed a good one.

I think that was the point. Can you imagine how long it could have taken to tie up all the loose ends caused by the Temporal Cold War arc. Best to end it quickly and move on. It was a silly diversion to what "Enterprise" was supposed to be about. I hope never to see crewman Daniels again.

I saw "Home" as a transition episode between the end of the Temporal Cold War and Enterprise's next series of missions. It was an opportunity for the crew to relax, regroup, and rethink who they are and what they want to do. In that, "Home" was a success. Now that the Enterprise has been refit...

They always could, its just that they don't 100% trust the transporter. They've used it before to get out of some tight spots. Don't forget they are down one shuttle pod. I liked the opener for what it was; a way to wrap up the Temporal Cold War story line. It needed the exposition to...

This week's "Entertainment Weekly" gives the season opener a "C-". Fortunately I've never been swayed by any of their reviews and I doubt neither will any fans. I only started watching "Enterprise" from about the middle of the third season and I got hooked. I wish UPN had re-run older episodes...