shayward writes, A TGL report here has a quote from Brannon Braga in response to fans that say he killed Enterprise with crappy writing. \”There’s a small but vocal group of people who have been lambasting me ever since \’Next Generation\’.\” I would like to point out that his writing and producing weren\’t always as bad as they were for Voyager and Enterprise.
Category Archives: Star Trek
Enterprise Is Dead, Jim
rickyjames writes, I just had to use that title. Startrek.com has posted text of a letter from Paramount Pictures stating that the fan campaign to save Enterprise has been appreciated but ultimately uncuccessful. The decision to cancel Enterprise is \”final\”.
Brannon Braga Speaks at Claremont College
shayward
writes, Read the transcription here.
Among other things, Braga feels that Star Trek is
still about examining the human condition, that
Enterprise is a character-driven show that maybe
didn’t click with audiences, and is generally
uncertain about why Enterprise failed.
Braga also claims to have a photographic memory when
it comes to continuity and knows all of the
episodes. I suppose the latter may be possible.
There is a subtle but important difference between
ignorance of continuity and blatant disregard for
continuity.
Blalock: Enterprise Finale is “Appalling”
chad
writes, The Toronto Star has an interesting
article with a lot of good info about the future
of Enterprise and Star Trek in general. Here’s a quote
from the interview of Jolene Blalock:
There is an awkward silence when the
subject of the final episode is broached. “I don’t
know where to begin with that one,” she finally
stammers. “The final episode is …
appalling.”
Enterprise boldly goes to the UK
nopoet406
writes, Advertising has been minimal, so UK
Trekkers will be delighted to know that the fourth
series (or “season” if you prefer) of Star Trek:
Enterprise starts on Sky One at 8pm on Tuesday 08
March 2005. “Storm Front part 1” is followed by the
first series finale of Stargate: Atlantis, with the
Wraith launching an assault on the Atlantis city.
Enterprise Review: Divergence
Probably the last we’ll see of the Klingons for a while.
Space entrepeneurs donate $3m to Save Enterprise fund!
Damien
writes, So much for not flogging the dead
horse… the Save Enterprise fund has received a $3
million pledge from three anonymous donors from
the new private space flight industry. The donors
state that “We think Star Trek and especially its
latest incarnation, “Enterprise” is the kind of TV
that should be aired more often” and “The
people airing this kind of TV have a responsibility;
inspiration.” Too bad they didn’t add a clause:
get rid of the current management (BnB).
Star Trek XI in development
OrangeCarrot
writes, It’s in the early stages, guess who’s
heading it up?!
Very
little info available
Enterprise Review: Affliction
Dude, you got something on your forehead…
Enterprise Review: The Aenar
Another arc comes to an end.