I don't like how they didn't completely redesign the sets and costumes of the original NCC-1701 to be more in line with modern standards. Lame!
Remember the outrage when Enterprise looked more advanced than TOS?
The cognitive dissonance was so hard for some people. Did they expect all the sets on Enterprise to be made with primitive toggle switches and paper maché?
I'm still incensed this series isn't in HD yet.
Yes, Enterprise is underrated.
Seasons 1 and 2 are a bit iffy but seasons 3 and 4 are legitimately some of the better Trek seasons out there
I started watching around season 3 and loved it to the series finale, but going back to season 1 and 2 were bad enough to make me retroactively hate the show overall.
So maybe just skip to season 3.
I generally like Season 4 Enterprise, but it kind of devolves into fanwank at times.My favorite Trek episode, so much fun and such a love letter to the entire series.
Always hated how Enterprise ruined the damn joke though, it was funny and perfect just as it was!
I generally like Season 4 Enterprise, but it kind of devolves into fanwank at times.
Also, Trials and Tribble-ations would probably the hardest episode to attempt to convert to HD. I don't think any of the effects were done in HD.
So many cool little mashups, like when Kirk glances at Dax on the bridge.
It's great. I like it as much as tng, and unlike that, it really felt like this show hit the ground running.Yeah, DS9 was way ahead of its time in many regards. Maybe we will get another show like it some day.
Yeah. That joke is fantastic!Everyone looking at Worf after they saw a TOS era Klingon always gets me. Episode as a whole is really great and well edited. I liked how the even changed the lighting to make sure it matched how TOS was filmed.
This joke would have been as incredible as the one we got. At least. And that one was really good.Easily the best franchise anniversary thing I can think of.
I still say the best joke would have been to just have Worf look like an old-school Klingon and have nobody talk about it.
Haha. Yeah. You warm up to sisko but he is super weird (and intense). I'm also watching for the first time and I find it really good.I actually just started this show for the first time and am up to episode 3. The first episode got so "deep" so quickly that it really impressed me, but I'll be damned if Sisko isn't weird as fuck.
I don't want to bump but I've been thinking about.. Well I skimmed cause I didn't want spoilers but if the way Klingons look really has changed as a species, then why does their statues and even the clone of kahless look like a proper Klingon? I assumed it was probably just a part of their population that used to look like that. Like another race or something.
Ah ok. So there is meaning to the madness. I'm going to leave the above alone and wait till I get around to the show. It's a shame that from all I've heard, voyager and enterprise don't live up to the other shows. Ds9 and tng are both great.Without going into "spoilers", basically the "proper" Klingons are how they usually look, and there's a specific in-fiction reason that the ones in the original series looked more human. It was a wide-reaching but ultimately temporary situation.
If you want more than that just read the posts above. It's a spoiler for about 4 or 5 episodes of the fourth season of Enterprise.
Everything but season 3 is not as bad as people say it is.I should probably just watch Enterprise, shouldn't I?
Everything but season 3 is not as bad as people say it is.
Dax was so hot in it.
Lol. Yeah. The one that comes after is pretty bad. And makes little sense.Probably my favourite episode, second only to 'The Magnificent Ferengi'. It's actually funny to think that one of the best episodes of Star Trek is immediately followed by one of the worst the godawful 'Let He Who Is Without Sin'.
Do eet! They are great!This and the two TNG anniversary threads are going to get me to do a rewatch of both. Again.
I always thought it was fascinating how in TNG the touchscreen buttons were only labeled by static numbers and you essentially had to completely memorize patterns and sequences to have any clue what you were doing or what the readouts meant, to the point where an officer's brain was probably trained to read number sequences in the same way as language. Like being bilingual.
All because they still only had stickers instead of dynamic displays.
That explanation always bugged me.
because it establishes the Klingons have the technology for casual genetic engineering, but it never occurred to a warrior race before to try engineering super-soldiers? And for some reason they needed augmented human DNA for reasons?
Enterprise took DS9's perfect explanation and ruined it:
Worf: We don't talk about it with outsiders