Search results for query: *

To an extent, yes. I forget who it was, but I remember reading an interview in Star Trek: Communicator back when the show was still in development and was being talked up for the fans. The upshot of it that whoever was talking about it was getting all excited bout was how the main ship would...

I've not actually watched it for myself, and what I have seen of it from reviews and other sources makes me unlikely to ever do so. They seem far more interested in virtue signaling a "progressive" message than in making a good show, and much like ENT before it, there seems to be more of an...

For a casual fan, probably, since they wouldn't have the hang-ups for continuity and would be able to enjoy some of the better episodes that there are. The only downside is that those episodes are a lot harder to come by in the first couple of seasons. Well, I mean, I did make it in the early...

The third season was mainly an improvement because there were some actual stakes and drama, along with a continuing story arc that built up to a definite end game. Basically it was what Braga wanted to do with "Year of Hell" over on Voyager, but the network nixed it. The story didn't make much...

Star Trek: Enterprise had some interesting potential as a prequel, even if it was obviously an attempt to copy what Star Wars did. The problem is, it was evident even in the first episode that the showrunners had failed to learn anything from Star Trek: Voyager, and basically slipped into...