I never watched ST:E, and don't expect I ever will, so: Spoil me?
You watched any of the other Trek shows? Basically, in the ENT Finale they flash-forwarded 6 years in the futre and nothing had happened - no promotions, the one "couple" was still separated even though the episode before that pointed to them getting back together and basically everything was all static. Then they killed the ship's engineer for pretty much nothing and noone on the ship really cared much.
All things that would have made a shitty but not all too unusual Finale but the kicker was everything was just a holodeck projection of Riker from TNG helping him figure out a crisis already resolved in the episode of TNG it harkened back to.
The final episode of the show Enterprise was like a deleted - unnecessary - scene of an episode from Season 7 TNG. I just wow.
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Date: 2009-10-25 11:42 am (UTC)You watched any of the other Trek shows? Basically, in the ENT Finale they flash-forwarded 6 years in the futre and nothing had happened - no promotions, the one "couple" was still separated even though the episode before that pointed to them getting back together and basically everything was all static. Then they killed the ship's engineer for pretty much nothing and noone on the ship really cared much.
All things that would have made a shitty but not all too unusual Finale but the kicker was everything was just a holodeck projection of Riker from TNG helping him figure out a crisis already resolved in the episode of TNG it harkened back to.
The final episode of the show Enterprise was like a deleted - unnecessary - scene of an episode from Season 7 TNG. I just wow.