Latest: /// Morning Discussion

Enterprise Impressions

Sep 27, 2001 11:40am CST tags: Nerdy News
Well, since I'm sure a bunch of you here at Shackdot watched Enterprise last night, I figured I'd put up a story for people to talk about it (even on such an exciting newsday!).

I'm sure none of you are asking what I thought. WELL, I'm not quite sure if I liked it or not. I guess I'll need to see more to find out. I definitely like Scott Bakula as the captain, that I'm sure of. I also liked the Suliban as the main enemy, and it's creepy with the events as of late and the fact that the Suliban are based on the Taliban (as mentioned in interviews with Rick Berman).

And the vulcan chick is a major hottie, but the gel scene was a little gratuitous. Also, I'm not sure how I feel about the fact that all the tech on the "old Enterprise" is newer looking than anything we've seen from the "future." Add to that dumbed down writing like the Klingons having their own language but sharing the same names as everyone else for random star systems. And this "temporal cold war" scares me - Trek writers are typically pretty bad with time travel continuity.

On a plus note, with the exception of Commander Hicky McHickerson, the whole crew seems pretty competant and enjoyable. What do you guys think? update Jack - Oh, and I forgot. Lose the damn theme song, and the dog was good.

        

Related Stories

  • Morning Discussion

    5250 Comments | Sep 18, 2007 12:54am CST

    Hello everyone, hope the day finds you all well. The TF2 beta unlocked last night after a few hiccups, so I haven't played it but we have this rather ...

  • Lord British Robbed by Idiots

    145 Comments | Mar 19, 2007 3:33pm CST

    Ultima creator Richard "Lord British" Garriott recently suffered the second break-in in two years to his Austin-area property maintained for special ...

  • Insecure HDDs Highlight Photocopier Risk

    25 Comments | Mar 14, 2007 3:00pm CST

    The Associated Press brings us an interesting report on a huge security risk most (myself included) take for granted: photocopiers. Turns out, many of...

  • Please Ditch DRM

    75 Comments | Feb 06, 2007 3:19pm CST

    So the big fuss lately in the music world is the slight hope that music companies may finally give up on the idea of DRM when it comes to music pur...

  • A Different Take on Brain Games

    8 Comments | Jul 13, 2006 1:00pm CST

    Scientific journal Nature released details this week of an experiment in which a video game was controlled by a paraplegic subject using nothing but t...

  • Blu-ray vs. HD-DVD Ramps Up

    96 Comments | Jan 04, 2006 6:55pm CST

    Well, it doesn't look like there's going to be tons of real gaming news at CES, but the heated battle between Sony-backed Blu-ray and Microsoft-backed...

  • Philips Showing High-Tech Game Board @ CES

    17 Comments | Jan 04, 2006 6:51pm CST

    Philips today announced that visitors of CES will be able to check out the "Entertaible", a tabletop gaming platform featuring a 30-inch touchscreen L...

  • Microsoft Teaches You to Make Games

    77 Comments | Dec 29, 2005 2:00pm CST

    In January and February, Microsoft will be hosting a series of free webcasts teaching the basics of 3D game development using C#. It's aimed at begin...

  • Go Ahead and Make a Game

    18 Comments | Nov 29, 2005 12:15pm CST

    Can't find any games you want to play right now? There's a lot of good stuff out at the moment, so you're probably looking in the wrong places, but t...

  • A JavaScript FPS, Seriously

    35 Comments | Nov 28, 2005 5:30pm CST

    Well, it doesn't have the "S" part of FPS quite yet, but Benjamin Joffe has developed a browser-based JavaScript "3D walker". It requires a browser t...