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CB Chuckles · 23rd June 2012, 14:14

I'm surprised at the lack of mention of TOS. I'm showing my age here, but I still have all kinds of great childhood memories of watching it in reruns with my dad. According to his stories, there were many a nights when he'd try to rock me to sleep while watching first run episodes.

That being said, TOS and DSN have always been at the top of my list of favorite shows.

Raymond66 · 23rd June 2012, 16:21

I wanted to like Enterprise, and really tried. I liked everyone in it, it just never seemed to go anywhere.

As for the JJ movie, it was an OK movie and I thought they did a great job with the cast (except Kirk), I just thought the ship was too modern and the plot was to much of a retread.

ghost2509 · 24th June 2012, 08:56

Like CB Chuckles, I'm showing my age. I used to watch first run episodes of "Star Trek" now sometimes referred to as "The Original Series". As a kid I thought that it was the coolest thing. As I grew older and became more aware of things, I slowly but surely began hating it while watching the reruns. Between Shatner's overacting and the Dr. McCoy's rants, it annoyed me to the point of no return. The other characters I could stand. "Star Trek: The Next Generation" is my favorite. But only from season 3 on. I really liked that on any episode, any member of the crew could come up with a solution to their problem. It became the model for the other series that followed. The focal point was no longer just the captain of the ship. "Deep Space 9" was good. I totally agree with iLikeBigButtz assessment of "Voyager". "Enterprise" is really not worth mentioning.

24th June 2012, 14:10

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Originally Posted by skrews

Liked Enterprise the best, but most would probably say otherwise. And fuck that JJ abrams Trek movie, what a piece of shit for ADD stricken halfwits

As someone who grew up with TOS and every other show, and B5, and SG1 and many many other shows like Automan I found the new Trek film to be superb.

Chris Pine was James T Kirk and Anton Yelchin was Chekov and Karl Urban was Bones basically all of the actors got into the characters really well especially the mannerisms.

And as a bonus we found out why Bones is called Bones.

The FX were top notch and I thought the story was well written and at points it was quite dark in mood and the opening sequence would make you well up... thoroughly enjoyed the movie.

But then again being a movie producer is easy

Voyager for Jeri Ryan,

twal · 24th June 2012, 21:48

Does anyone know who the mysterious future adversary was in "Enterprise"? The producers in a long forgotten interview had mention that it was someone that trek fans would know.

army1959 · 24th June 2012, 22:34

well her is something new they may or may not make a movie on how the borg got started its beiging written now so hope it happens !!

BenCodie · 24th June 2012, 23:09

TOS is the only series I cared for, it just blows away the newer shows. That being said I did like the last series "Enterprise" something about shows or films that show the origin of something is interesting if done right.

alexora · 25th June 2012, 00:27

I grew up with Star Trek TOS: as a child during the 1960s it epitomized the forward looking hope in the future of that era.

Mr Spok, half Vulcan - half human was an amazing character, and my favourite Science Officer to date.

I have of course watched the re-runs right up to the present day, and appreciate how the show tried to deal with contemporary issues by setting them in the future.

The civil rights race issues and the Vietnam war were just two of them many topics covered by Trek under the guise of sci-fi.

When the Next Generation came out in the late 80s, I found it at first hard to accept (what with those ridiculous 'Olympic Ski jumper' uniforms they had).

But TNG grew on me, and Captain Picard is by far my favourite Captain of the franchise: Shakespearean actor Patrick Stewart brought a great deal of gravitas to the role.
Also introduced in this series was Tactical officer and Chief of security Worf: the first Klingon to appear as a Starfleet officer.

I liked DS9 right from the start, and found the politics of the Star Trek universe to be very engaging and believable. Sisko made good captain, and I just loved the Constable Odo character.
My favourite episode of DS9 has to be Trials and Tribble-ations, where Sisko, O'Brien and Jadzia Dax travel back in time and end up on Kirk's Enterprise. The producers cleverly mixed scenes from TOS into the show.

Star Trek: Voyager was fun, and of course had the hottest ever science officer (Seven of Nine), but it just seemed to drag on forever...

Star Trek: Enterprise is another series I liked from the start: it gives a good insight into the very early days of the Federation, and a good sense of how those early space pioneers rode by the seat of their pants. It was a shame this show was cancelled.

CrimsonMaster · 25th June 2012, 05:10

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Originally Posted by twal

Does anyone know who the mysterious future adversary was in "Enterprise"? The producers in a long forgotten interview had mention that it was someone that trek fans would know.

I believe you're talking about the person who gave the Suliban the the power to change form so they could help fight the Temporal Cold War. If that is the case, as far as I know it wasn't revealed. I believe the writers switched gears when they brought the Xindi in as an enemy. After the episodes of Storm Front, there wasn't anything more said about the Temporal Cold War. I do think that whoever it was, they were a Romulan. The shadowy form looked very much like the Romulans, but who it could have been is beyond me.

SimpleJackson · 17th July 2012, 22:39

I grew up watching the Star Trek movies and have seen them all. Captain Kirk was great, and I always enjoyed Spock and Scotty. But of the Star Trek television series, The Next Generation was my favorite. There was just something about that cast that I enjoyed so much. There wasn't anyone that I disliked on the show. Captain Picard just had that wise, calm demeanor about him that made him great. Captain William Riker was great also. He was just the perfect match for co captain in this series. Data and Worf fit great together also as they didn't understand many things and provided the comedy with their serious personalities. Man I sure miss this series. I try like heck to find it online to download, but they police and remove the links like mad.

I guess I might have to break down and buy it on dvd.

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CB Chuckles FABRICATI DIEM, PVNC Addicted Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Permanent State of Confusion Posts: 829 Thanks: 18,504 Thanked 2,610 Times in 714 Posts	I'm surprised at the lack of mention of TOS. I'm showing my age here, but I still have all kinds of great childhood memories of watching it in reruns with my dad. According to his stories, there were many a nights when he'd try to rock me to sleep while watching first run episodes. That being said, TOS and DSN have always been at the top of my list of favorite shows. __________________ Rockin' with CB

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alexora Singin' in the Rain Beyond Redemption Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 28,192 Thanks: 151,505 Thanked 142,388 Times in 26,066 Posts	I grew up with Star Trek TOS: as a child during the 1960s it epitomized the forward looking hope in the future of that era. Mr Spok, half Vulcan - half human was an amazing character, and my favourite Science Officer to date. I have of course watched the re-runs right up to the present day, and appreciate how the show tried to deal with contemporary issues by setting them in the future. The civil rights race issues and the Vietnam war were just two of them many topics covered by Trek under the guise of sci-fi. When the Next Generation came out in the late 80s, I found it at first hard to accept (what with those ridiculous 'Olympic Ski jumper' uniforms they had). But TNG grew on me, and Captain Picard is by far my favourite Captain of the franchise: Shakespearean actor Patrick Stewart brought a great deal of gravitas to the role. Also introduced in this series was Tactical officer and Chief of security Worf: the first Klingon to appear as a Starfleet officer. I liked DS9 right from the start, and found the politics of the Star Trek universe to be very engaging and believable. Sisko made good captain, and I just loved the Constable Odo character. My favourite episode of DS9 has to be Trials and Tribble-ations, where Sisko, O'Brien and Jadzia Dax travel back in time and end up on Kirk's Enterprise. The producers cleverly mixed scenes from TOS into the show. Star Trek: Voyager was fun, and of course had the hottest ever science officer (Seven of Nine), but it just seemed to drag on forever... Star Trek: Enterprise is another series I liked from the start: it gives a good insight into the very early days of the Federation, and a good sense of how those early space pioneers rode by the seat of their pants. It was a shame this show was cancelled. __________________ SOME OF MY CONTENT POSTS ARE DOWN: FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME AND I'LL RE-UPLOAD THEM

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Raymond66 Registered User Addicted Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 329 Thanks: 8,542 Thanked 421 Times in 163 Posts	I wanted to like Enterprise, and really tried. I liked everyone in it, it just never seemed to go anywhere. As for the JJ movie, it was an OK movie and I thought they did a great job with the cast (except Kirk), I just thought the ship was too modern and the plot was to much of a retread.

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ghost2509 V.I.P. Postaholic Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 5,754 Thanks: 17,519 Thanked 17,049 Times in 4,286 Posts	Like CB Chuckles, I'm showing my age. I used to watch first run episodes of "Star Trek" now sometimes referred to as "The Original Series". As a kid I thought that it was the coolest thing. As I grew older and became more aware of things, I slowly but surely began hating it while watching the reruns. Between Shatner's overacting and the Dr. McCoy's rants, it annoyed me to the point of no return. The other characters I could stand. "Star Trek: The Next Generation" is my favorite. But only from season 3 on. I really liked that on any episode, any member of the crew could come up with a solution to their problem. It became the model for the other series that followed. The focal point was no longer just the captain of the ship. "Deep Space 9" was good. I totally agree with iLikeBigButtz assessment of "Voyager". "Enterprise" is really not worth mentioning.

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BenCodie TK-421 Clinically Insane Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 3,379 Thanks: 24,900 Thanked 33,975 Times in 3,557 Posts	TOS is the only series I cared for, it just blows away the newer shows. That being said I did like the last series "Enterprise" something about shows or films that show the origin of something is interesting if done right.

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SimpleJackson Postaholic Postaholic Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 6,156 Thanks: 28,386 Thanked 43,355 Times in 5,591 Posts	I grew up watching the Star Trek movies and have seen them all. Captain Kirk was great, and I always enjoyed Spock and Scotty. But of the Star Trek television series, The Next Generation was my favorite. There was just something about that cast that I enjoyed so much. There wasn't anyone that I disliked on the show. Captain Picard just had that wise, calm demeanor about him that made him great. Captain William Riker was great also. He was just the perfect match for co captain in this series. Data and Worf fit great together also as they didn't understand many things and provided the comedy with their serious personalities. Man I sure miss this series. I try like heck to find it online to download, but they police and remove the links like mad. I guess I might have to break down and buy it on dvd.