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Watching through the whole franchise for the first time. Just reached Enterprise. 5 episodes in there’s a male pregnancy.

Watching through the whole franchise for the first time. Just reached Enterprise. 5 episodes in there’s a male pregnancy.

u/Delightful_Disciple — 12 hours ago

Just watched this for the first time.

I was shocked by the riker cameo! Did not expect his appearance on the show at all. /s.

I was able to put the holodeck nonsense aside and let the rest of the story be; but then they went and did Trip dirty. Didn't even kill him off well. It makes sense in the larger expanded "romulan spy plot" (havent read yet), but it just came off really hackkky, cheesy, idk. They really didnt know what they wanted to do with the series and canceled it just as they finally realized what they had.

I was disappointed I didnt get pres or admiral archer. Was he an admiral in the last scene?

Ugh it was finally getting really good to me... Will watch another year sometime.

u/TFS_World — 2 days ago

Reed leaving his communicator on that planet did it seem out of character for you?

The guy was shown to be some kind of perfectionist but he forgot his communicator on an away mission to a pre warp planet? Season 2 episode 8

Did that ever seem out of character for you?

u/happydude7422 — 2 days ago

IMO Shran had the coolest ship in the show (the Kumari-class cruiser)

I generally don't like ships that try so hard to be conventionally cool. But I shall make an exception for Shran's baby.

u/Wetness__Pensive — 3 days ago
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Funny little easter egg from "These Are The Voyages"

“Those rumors. But Starfleet Investigative Services cleared him of any wrong doing.

I wonder if this will be readable in hi def?

And this sentence will take us off the end of the page in such a way that it ends in the middle of a very important thought. Unreadable biographical text goes here. It would be telling us vital information about the handsome fellow pictured to the right, but let’s face it, writing all that up for every single person would take more time than I care to spend. In the end, it will be so small, no one will be able to read it.

Instead, I will write sentences of sufficiently different lengths so that it looks like regular English usage.

See how nice and short that last sentence was? This will be a longer paragraph made up of several sentences, as if listing the many amazing accomplishments of the too soon departed Ensign Wallace. After all, Riker remembers him so fondly. He must have been a pretty terrific guy. I mean, sure there were”

u/El_human — 3 days ago
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How Would YOU Rewrite Enterprise?

I think it's the common consensus that Enterprise had its moments, but also that it was generally an inferior show to its predecessors and was let down by the fact that those moments came too late to save the show. I have my own version of what the ideal Enterprise would look like, but I wanted to start a discussion on what the show could have done better in its seasons.

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u/Dinotsar44 — 4 days ago

I wonder what Starfleet command thought when they read about the report where Tucker got pregnant

u/happydude7422 — 4 days ago

If archer has seen future tech wouldn't this make tech development in his own time boring?

He saw Daniels 31st century time travel tech.

He has seen Daniels temporal database with tech schematic of all types of stuff from the 22nd century to the 31st century

He has seen the enterprise- J in person from the 26th century

This sure gonna make ships from his time period look boring.

Even the launch of the 1701 which archer seen in person in 2245 would look pretty bland.

What do you think?

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u/happydude7422 — 3 days ago

Just watched the finale for the first time

god that shit sucked, worst episode ever

u/kenquinman — 5 days ago