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I remember Twisted now, that was a fascinating episode.

Who are they? Brent Spiner? The other 2?

Aaaaaah 😆 thank you algorithm for showing me this!

"He had covid" killed me. Never change.

we combed the hillside looking for tuvok

Totally agree! I don't rewatch that last episode. I know it won't happen, but I'd love to Enterprise start up again with a season 5. The show had a number of multi-episode arcs where the second or third episode started with catching you up, Well, season 5 episode one could start with a big catchup on what's happened since season four (minus anything that happened in the finale that was just a holodeck program). It could explain any personnel changes and anything else of importance. Then take off again and hopefully get more exploring (and less fighting). But if it still has to be combat heavy, so be it. I loved the unique take in so many episodes that highlighted how things were in the early days. It would be a more mature crew, but not ready for retirement. Besides if some crew can't return, they could be filled with a few younger cast members. Or replaced with another actor in a similar role to serve the same purpose. But it would be nice if more of the crew could return. And then I wake up from my dream, lol.

Odo: “you turn me into goo, Quark” Quark: “I’m all ears”

Genius, kudos to all 3

The one time I was glad of the internet was I got this spoiler alert well before watching the episode. I avoided it for ages. These guys deserved better. 2 More Seasons better.

Hah. No idea this one existed before

Where's Robert Beltran?

I liked the series, but the ending was as pathetic... even more so than the Seinfeld ending.

_Enterprise_ should have ended like _Farscape_ did: Have the final Episode of Season 4 end on a cliffhanger (setting up the start of the Earth-Romulan War) and then complete the story with a Miniseries released a few months later. One that covers the Battle of Cheron, the end of the War, the founding of the Federation *and Archers' Speech, god damn it!* And then finish it with an epilogue, with an elderly T'pol attending the Maiden Voyage of the NCC-1701, bringing the franchise full circle.

Not giving us Archer's speech at the Federation Founding Ceremony is unforgivable.

The books do well to undo the damage, and they're very good but that last episode and the CGI Gorn in a previous episode really left a sour taste in my mouth.

Archer! 🖖Captain, my Captain

can we have another ds9 series...it was really very good

I agree with you Dominic it should have never went down like that!

Terra Prime will forever be Enterprise's finale to me. THAT episode is a noncanon tribute to Star Trek as far as I'm concerned

Well I must say even if it is a bad episode from a story perspective, it is the best end for Enterprise as a symbol of a great show which was ruined by an impressive amount of bad production decisions.

Last ep was awful. They killed Trip for shock value, let the whole thing take place on a holodeck and didn't even see fit to let Archer give his speech

Enterprise should STILL be going on TODAY.....

Amen! These Are The Voyages was a clusterfuck of good and bad intentions. The producers made it about them and not the show itself.

These Are The Voyages was well-intentioned but badly executed. Terra Prime (the penultimate episode) was a superb episode which would have made an a amazing finale. Events in it were symbolic to the eventual federation and the coming together of species.

TATV would have been a good piece of mid-season fanservice. As a series finale, it was dog crap. And the kind you get when your dog eats something that really disagrees with him.

Nana looked away, she was developing Bill Hader Syndrome.

Terra Prime will always be the TRUE series finale. That final speech summed up everything, especially with Soval with his approval.

Well said Dominic

It should have been the bridge episode between the mirror universe episodes and the Terra Prime episodes.... without Trip dying.

TATV would've been a great standalone episode, obviously with a different 22nd century plot. As a finale it was agony to watch

TATV was a slap to Bakula but also the whole cast and fans. Needed a better send off.

Thank you Dominic!!! Yes it was an insult to Scott!!!😥😠

Any chance you can bring us some panels of The Cruise this february?

Harry Kim played the clarinet so was a musician

Cirroc Lofton admiting he played with his own action figure is just adorable

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Wow, DS9 is sure different than I remember!

Twisted is my favorite episode! I love seeing them confused and wandering around. And then when Paris remarks, "I don't suppose anyone knows the way to the bridge?", before anyone has even fully realized the ship has been reconfigured, I totally lose it! Do you remember what the question was directly preceding this?

You should get the one where the 2 of them told the story together. Shatner was pretty disgustingly awful to the whole cast during filming. Everyone has discussed it in their books or 8b interviews.

So many great cast missing, but these guys provided a lot of the heart and emotional 'oomph' to DS9, as the writers knew ♥

Shatner fell out with every actor but Kelley I believe of the Star Trek cast. Someone as self centered as Shatner is pretty impossible.

Wish I could hear it all.

If Paramount weren't cowards, they would've left this in.

Gold

Captain Janeway , you are out of uniform ??

What a great family cast from the past that it took this long for it to be a number one show on streaming so proud to have seen the show reach its credit it's due

Wow, Nana has such chops to stay in character as much as she is. She's on the edge of losing it, but still there. LOL

One of the best shows ever made 🌌💟

I love these guys so much <3

I believe there is much more to Shatner's documentary than the impermissible recording. That was probably the straw that broke Nimoy's back. Shatner is charismatic, cheerful and charming, but also narcissistic, egotistical and insecure. I guess Nimoy put up with it for many years, as long as the convention and movie business worked. Eventually he got fed up with him, and as Nimoy retired, he decided not to put up with him anymore since he didn't have to share his time with William Shatner. Shatner did not respect Nimoy, and Leonard pushed him away and did not forgive him.