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User Reviews for: Star Trek: Enterprise

tvwatcherdenver
CONTAINS SPOILERS8/10  3 years ago
This is a highly underrated member of the Star Trek franchise! I personally rate this as a tie for 2nd place behind Next Generation (and tied with Voyager).

Do yourself a favor and just tune out the last four episodes - especially the last one. And skip that horrible hippy folk music theme song that should never have been recorded, let alone put on a Star Trek show.

I think casting Scott Bakula as Archer was a mistake, he's such a terrible actor - but he's likable enough in this show to see around it.

[spoiler]I think the main problem with Enterprise is what has also plagued other Star Trek shows (but to a much lesser degree than Enterprise) is the silly and constant time traveling junk. Some of it is entertaining, but most of the time travel episodes are corny and formulaic. [/spoiler]

Star Trek always tries to bring the era that the show was made into the show itself and I've always found that silly. Every Star Trek has romantic references to 20th century pop culture (just how many pop culture references to the 1700's do YOU make?) and this show takes it a lot further with "Movie Night". I mean, come on already. That is like me talking about a play in 1705 fondly and naming the cast of it (hint: I can't).
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Reply by Quantem
2 years ago
@tvwatcherdenver I have to totally agree with you on the time-travelling bs. They squeezed all of the time travelling of the blue alien time-travelling ww2 machine in just a few episodes after [spoiler] saving the world from the Xindi bros and the aliens from the other dimension, [/spoiler] I wasn't quite prepared for it.
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Reply by juston.pearson
2 years ago
I have also thought about the emphasis made on the 20th century , but space travel did essentially begin there, so it may not be unusual for future space traveling humans to have a romantic connection to that time period ... I am was a soldier by profession , and even I often do similar with Alexander the Great , Napoleon , etc. but you are right about the focus on 20th century pop culture , it's a bit unnerving . still better than this new super woke star Trek material they have been pooping out lately .
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