Enterprise 05/21 (1 Viewer)

[Jeremy Illingworth]

I guess that was the season finale cliffhanger. Fairly dramatic with ties to a greater stroy line. I hope they have more of this next season and fewer stand-alone episodes.

jeremy

(Admin's note. Now the rest of us have seen the thing. Spoiler bars removed. Sorry for the inconvenience.)

 

[Scooter]

I agree...took some nice twists and the ending was kinda...dumbfounding!

I always wished they would do story arcs..instead of wrapping stuff up in the last few minutes. Next season hopefully will be more like this episode.

 

[Jack Briggs]

Spoiler bars removed now.

 

[Hayes Preston]

A question for those of us who don't get Enterprise until Wednesday nights. Is the Finale one or two hours?? Neither the UPN websight or the Startrek websight says, but there are two episodes listed on TV Guide, with no explanation of the second hour.

Thanks

 

[Mike St.Louis]

"Shockwave" was one hour.

To be continued...

 

[Mike Broadman]

Hayes, I think the second hour will be a repeat, and which episode will be aired will be determined by a fan vote.

 

[Rex Bachmann]

Mike Broadman wrote:

"Name your favorite alien episode."

 

[Hayes Preston]

Thanks,
I knew I could count on you guys.

 

[Rex Bachmann]

My first reaction:
The same thing I always hate about time travel stories. They say "time", but people usually get transported MILLIONS of miles through space as well.
Either one of these is improbable enough. Both together are practically unbelievable.

 

[CaptDS9E]

Just like travelling in space at warp flight and actually having transporters for people.


The question i have is which fans actually vote Fusion as there favorite alien episode??? I mean with the 2 good Andorian episodes people vote for vulcans

capt

 

[Mike Broadman]

Can someone please explain that ending to me? Why would they transport Archer to a time/place where they wouldn't be able to go back?

 

[Rex Bachmann]

Mike Broadman wrote:

Doesn't Daniels, or whatever his name is, say that the catastrophe (which has destroyed all their equipment, etc. presumably right after they've transported Archer) "just happened", even though he and Archer both agree that the ruins around them look quite old? If so, I think it's supposed to be one of those unexplained (unexplainable?) "time paradoxes" which always pop up in these stories.

I think the program got exactly the rise out of you (and others) that the producers wanted.

Tune in next fall to find out!

 

[Patrick Sun]

I think Archer and T'Pol should just do it and get it over with.

I'm glad Porthos got plenty of screen time.

That's about all I care to comment on the season cliffhanging finale.

 

[Sean Oneil]

There you have it. Next up.. Romulans LOL
Good stuff this week.

 

[Dan Paolozza]

I liked this episode, even if was a little too smooth. That is, Archer and crew basically walk through the episode effortlessly, with minimal tension passed on to the audience.

However, as much as some cringe at the time-travel arc, the Suliban/Temporal Cold war is the most original storyline of the series. With its share of rehash, Suliban episodes are refreshing.

I'm a tad apprehensive about carrying the arc over into next season. How long will they drag the Temporal Cold War out? It's already stretched into two seasons. I suppose I shouldn't get too critical just yet - DS9's "Dominion" arc went for ages, and rarely got boring.

Ok, cue the "this is B&B we're talking about, not the writers for DS9" comments...

 

[Mike Soltis]

How long will they drag the Temporal Cold War out?

Actually it's probably already over...in another time-line

And fusion probably got the nod for the gratuitious almost-naked T'Pol scene ! ! ! (I thought she looked better in the promos) or right here
(Not that I've actually stared at those pics)

 

[Andrew Beacom]

So I waded through all the crap to get to a crap season finale. And a "to be continued" no less. Once again we get the temporal cold war slapped in there and then they leave Archer stranded in the future.

I thought this was Star Trek, not Sliders.

What an abysmal hour of TV where the whole crew just sleep walked through. I have great respect for Bakula but the writing of Archer is pathetic. Crying is such a useful trait in a captain.

After the season finales of Andromeda, Buffy and Angel I could not believe how boring and tepid this was. I didn't notice the credits but last night was just additional proof that B&B have the writing talents of a dead slug.

 

[Mike Broadman]

Archer had a line where he said something like, "It's hard to believe, but I just traveled in time." Was that nod to Quantum Leap, perhaps?

 

[Craig Robertson]

I think Archer and T'Pol should just do it and get it over with.

i'm thinking Craig and T'Pol, actually.

 

[Will_B]

The Temporal Cold War is probably intended to come and go as often as Q did in Next Gen. I liked the episode, and thought it was a good nod to September 11th.