Enterprise: "Borderland" (SPOILERS)
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- Mikel Sevrel
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Enterprise: "Borderland" (SPOILERS)
Just thought I'd open my first Enterprise thread, at this beautiful new board.
Brent Spiner, Alec Newman, Eugenics, Klingons, and Orions!
Brent Spiner, Alec Newman, Eugenics, Klingons, and Orions!
There is a hole in your mind
There's a teaser for it here: http://trekweb.com/stories.php?aid=418280c65a950
Man, that guy is huge!
Man, that guy is huge!
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Gonna see it when I can see it. Probably tomorrow. Damn school.
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Quote of the Whenever:
"Oh, great. I come back from the dead and first thing I see is an iPod trying to kill me."
Quote of the Whenever:
"Oh, great. I come back from the dead and first thing I see is an iPod trying to kill me."
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Yeah, the TCW was nasty. Nice to see you positive about Enterprise though
There's an interesting interview with Billingsley that talks about his character and the future of the franchise:http://www.treknation.com/interviews/billingsley1004.shtml
It's quite long. This season definitely shows promise. If you say "wow", then I think they're on the right track.
There's an interesting interview with Billingsley that talks about his character and the future of the franchise:http://www.treknation.com/interviews/billingsley1004.shtml
It's quite long. This season definitely shows promise. If you say "wow", then I think they're on the right track.
Come on, people, post! It's the best episode of Star Trek in four years!
I loved the way Malik seemed to be channeling Khan.. I'm guessing from his name that that was an intentional similarity. But I also noticed a definate homage to Feyd Rautha from David Lynch's Dune movie. Anyone else know what I'm talking about?
I was worried that the Augments were going to be a mere shadow of the supermen from Space Seed--generic aggressive ninja villains. Instead, they were every bit as human as Archer & crew. Perhaps more so.
Spiner dominated the episode, unfortunately making Archer seem to be even more of a douchebag than normal. But what kind of a name is "Arik Soong"? Jiddish/Korean?
I loved the way Malik seemed to be channeling Khan.. I'm guessing from his name that that was an intentional similarity. But I also noticed a definate homage to Feyd Rautha from David Lynch's Dune movie. Anyone else know what I'm talking about?
I was worried that the Augments were going to be a mere shadow of the supermen from Space Seed--generic aggressive ninja villains. Instead, they were every bit as human as Archer & crew. Perhaps more so.
Spiner dominated the episode, unfortunately making Archer seem to be even more of a douchebag than normal. But what kind of a name is "Arik Soong"? Jiddish/Korean?
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Watching it right now. Had to laugh at Soong's comment that Malcolm could use some publicity--I imagined him saying that to Travis. Enjoyed Mal's reaction too.
Seems a bit... I don't know... dull so far. Good but unremarkable. Except for Brent Spiner, who's by far my favorite TNG actor (character, too, come to that).
Seems a bit... I don't know... dull so far. Good but unremarkable. Except for Brent Spiner, who's by far my favorite TNG actor (character, too, come to that).
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Quote of the Whenever:
"Oh, great. I come back from the dead and first thing I see is an iPod trying to kill me."
Quote of the Whenever:
"Oh, great. I come back from the dead and first thing I see is an iPod trying to kill me."
I give it an A. This was Star Trek. This is what it should have been like since the start of Enterprise. It was actually full of tension and not knowing what would happen for once. And I love how the references to the Eugenics Wars didn't break any established continuity! The quality of the writing actually oozed quality.
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It was excellent. I just hope this improvement hasn't come too late to save the series - last season, I wouldn't have cared, but now I do...
Don't try to understand 'em
Just rope an' throw an' brand 'em
Soon we'll be living high and wide
The Men They Couldn't Hang
Captain Prudentilla Bonney
Just rope an' throw an' brand 'em
Soon we'll be living high and wide
The Men They Couldn't Hang
Captain Prudentilla Bonney