Watching Enterprise.

[kane_magus]

I'm five episodes in now (if you count the two-parter first episode as two eps), and while I hear that it gets pretty bad later on, it's certainly off to a much, much better start than Voyager was by the same number of episodes in.

In the fifth episode of Enterprise, "Unexpected," they meet aliens with holodeck technology[1], Trip (a male

Comments

[owsf2000]

You know, with T'Pol being from a spacefaring race I can understand why she would be totally right most of the time. The kinds of mistakes Archer and them would make would usually be out of the legit ignorance humanity would have in their first manned deep space exploration, etc.

Of course, you'd think they'd realize this and listen to her, so yeah. >_>

[kane_magus]

To be fair to Archer and the rest, just about everyone (everyone human, anyway) tends to react poorly when a condescending know-it-all starts dictating what they should and shouldn't be doing, even if the know-it-all is exactly right. Especially when the things that she is advising gets in the way of their fun. They might have been a bit more inclined to listen to her if she wasn't so stuck up and holier-than-thou about it, though, and that's part of my problem with her. Even for a Vulcan, she's pretty snooty. I'm just hoping that her character arc over the course of the series (or, even better, just the first season) is to get the stick removed from her ass.

[tokoz]

You make me wish I had netflix so I could keep up with your Trek viewing.

[sailorzeo]

I loved the first season of Enterprise. Then things got weird. Is it on Netflix? I might have to go back and give it a rewatch.