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.
Category Archives: Star Trek
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.
User Friendly comments on Trek
User Friendly has a recent
strip that outlines three possible ways to get
the Star Trek franchise back on its feet. I
think they each have a real chance for success, so I
thought I’d point them out to our readers.
Coto mentions Enterprise finale
Anonymous Coward writes, Coto has let slip the
following information about the finale (no plot
spoilers): “It’s a very cool story…Rick Berman and
Brannon Braga are writing it and if they want to
spoil it I’d rather have them spoil it themselves!”
He had to say it, didn’t he. Mind you, it is indeed a
momentous achievement for the Disaster Duo to write a
plot that doesn’t feature time travel – unlike the
finales of both Voyager and TNG.Read the article here.
(No plot spoilers.)
Enterprise Review: “United”
With a finite number of episodes ahead, the path to the Federation is becoming clearer.
Berman Reacts to Enterprise Cancellation
Oh yeah, this guy needs a good smacking.
Berman speaks with Sci-Fi Wire. He just doesn’t get why fans are tuning out. That statement, right there, should be Paramount’s final clue about him. He doesn’t understand the fans. He may never have, he just got lucky with smarter people around (Ron Moore and Ira Steven Behr come to mind).
Maybe his luck’s run out.
(Update 2-7-2005) Even User Friendly has a comment on the subject.