@kcarr2015 #AllStarTrek

The show runners knew they were being replaced, so they imposed a weird cliffhanger that the new show runners would need to figure out how to address...and they didn't leave any clues as to what they had in mind.

@Anguirus @Trek_Academy @kcarr2015
I love the third season of ENT. I found the Xindi season to be very entertaining.

But that out-of-left-field cliffhanger? I remember when it first aired and I was baffled. And the 2-part season 4 opener that resolves the cliffhanger isn’t very good.

Thankfully, S4 gets really good after that. Starting with the crew’s *actual* return home after stopping the Xindi weapon.

And then S4 is consistently great until… the infamously awful series finale.

@sezduck @Anguirus @Trek_Academy @kcarr2015

I found Enterprise solidly 'acceptable' throughout. They didn't achieve greatness as often as the others, but they did ok. Least favorite part after the theme song was junky T'Pol.

@lxskllr @sezduck @Anguirus @kcarr2015

The theme song took some getting used to, but the visuals of the opening credits were a work of art.

@Trek_Academy @lxskllr @sezduck @Anguirus 😅
I actually don't have that much to say.

1) The theme itself is completely uninteresting. It isn't doing anything unique instrument-wise like, say, #BrokenWings or #ShatteredDreams or, I dunno, ANY fun soft rock pop tune you can think of. It just sounds so derivative

Maybe the music majors out there can school me on why it's good.🤦‍♂️

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@Trek_Academy @lxskllr @sezduck @Anguirus
2) Lyrically, it's about believing in yourself, following your heart, and never giving up your dreams, but to me #StarTrek was always about people studying, researching, and working together to achieve greatness or, you know, stop than damn plague.

Like, I bet every person you ever heard of who ever did something batshit followed their heart, didn't compromise their dreams, and then founded the Nazi party or some other crap.

It's a weird message!🤯
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