Star Trek: Enterprise (UK - DVD R2)
We have details of season one of the ill-fated fifth Trek franchise
Title: Star Trek: Enterprise - Season One
Starring: Scott Bakula
Released: 2nd May 2005
SRP: £84.99
Paramount Home Entertainment has announced the release of the first season of Star Trek: Enterprise, which stars Scott Bakula. The set will arrive with an anamorphic widescreen transfer, Dolby Digital 5.1 audio, a ‘Creating Enterprise’ featurette, a profile of Scott Bakula entitled ‘O Captain! My Captain!’, ‘Cast Impressions: Season One’, an ‘Inside Shuttlepod One’ featurette, a ‘Star Trek Time Travel’ featurette, an ‘Enterprise Secrets’ featurette, an ‘Admiral Forrest Takes Centre Stage’ featurette, , Enterprise outtakes, deleted scenes, a ‘Celebrating Star Trek’ featurette, commentary on the pilot episode by Brannon Braga and Rick Berman, and text commentary on select episodes by Michael and Denise Okuda. The UK set will also include a feature not found on the R1 set, ‘Celebrating Star Trek - A look at Star Trek Conventions and Fans’ (featuring members of Enterprise and other Star Trek series). You can expect to pay around £84.99 for this one when it arrives on the 2nd of May.
News by Chris Gould
Starring: Scott Bakula
Released: 2nd May 2005
SRP: £84.99
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Paramount Home Entertainment has announced the release of the first season of Star Trek: Enterprise, which stars Scott Bakula. The set will arrive with an anamorphic widescreen transfer, Dolby Digital 5.1 audio, a ‘Creating Enterprise’ featurette, a profile of Scott Bakula entitled ‘O Captain! My Captain!’, ‘Cast Impressions: Season One’, an ‘Inside Shuttlepod One’ featurette, a ‘Star Trek Time Travel’ featurette, an ‘Enterprise Secrets’ featurette, an ‘Admiral Forrest Takes Centre Stage’ featurette, , Enterprise outtakes, deleted scenes, a ‘Celebrating Star Trek’ featurette, commentary on the pilot episode by Brannon Braga and Rick Berman, and text commentary on select episodes by Michael and Denise Okuda. The UK set will also include a feature not found on the R1 set, ‘Celebrating Star Trek - A look at Star Trek Conventions and Fans’ (featuring members of Enterprise and other Star Trek series). You can expect to pay around £84.99 for this one when it arrives on the 2nd of May.
News by Chris Gould
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This was an ok series but they seemed to run out of ideas near the end. IS it just me or is the franchise failing miserably to deliver?
It's just you.
Nope, it's not just you... Star Trek needs to go away for a while and come back later, the deluge of Trek in the '90s burned out a lot of fans and presumably the shows' creators too since seemingly each week they have been stretching to come up with any good or creative ideas...and with other quality, sci-fi on television programs ( Battlestar Galactica as just the latest example) on right now and more competition it might do the franchise some good. The failure of Star Trek: Nemesis at the box office should have been a clear indication to hold off for a while, even if it had no chance againt Lord of the Rings opening up the next weekend.
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This was an ok series but they seemed to run out of ideas near the end. IS it just me or is the franchise failing miserably to deliver?
NO ITS NOT YOU. I've been a trek fan since I was like 8, and they've simply been mismanaged for years. The wrong people in the wrong places. Berman and Bragga and their lack of talent ended it all. Unfortunately the entire Paramount Studio has seemed to be in the same place. Warner Brothers has the crown as the best in the biz right now, and they are far, FAR ahead of anyone else.
Nemesis was one of the worst movies I've ever seen, let alone from the Trek movies. It was simply a rehash of older material already done. It was miscast and awefully acted. I read the script like 8 months before it came out and laughed with horror at every page.
Enterprise was cut of the same black cloth up until now. The show has improved with tie-ins to the original series but is still not even close to excellent.
I think Trek died with Voyager. It was aweful until the 3rd/4th season when it became bearable, then it went back to being aweful again and Trek was DEAD.
I think if Star Trek returns it will unfortunately be a smaller sci-fi channel scale, rather then the absolutely huge success that TNG was.
Roddenberry must be somewhere floating in his grave...hehehe
This was an ok series but they seemed to run out of ideas near the end. IS it just me or is the franchise failing miserably to deliver?
NO ITS NOT YOU. I've been a trek fan since I was like 8, and they've simply been mismanaged for years. The wrong people in the wrong places. Berman and Bragga and their lack of talent ended it all. Unfortunately the entire Paramount Studio has seemed to be in the same place. Warner Brothers has the crown as the best in the biz right now, and they are far, FAR ahead of anyone else.
Nemesis was one of the worst movies I've ever seen, let alone from the Trek movies. It was simply a rehash of older material already done. It was miscast and awefully acted. I read the script like 8 months before it came out and laughed with horror at every page.
Enterprise was cut of the same black cloth up until now. The show has improved with tie-ins to the original series but is still not even close to excellent.
I think Trek died with Voyager. It was aweful until the 3rd/4th season when it became bearable, then it went back to being aweful again and Trek was DEAD.
I think if Star Trek returns it will unfortunately be a smaller sci-fi channel scale, rather then the absolutely huge success that TNG was.
Roddenberry must be somewhere floating in his grave...hehehe
No, it's just you guys. All of you.
The reality is that all Trek shows, INCLUDING Voyager and INCLUDING Enterprise have always been far-above-average quality television. Simply compare them to everything else out there. Is Enterprise so bad? The answer is no, of course. Just like so many other great genre shows, the reason it's going away is because it costs more to produce and it's audience is narrower, while cheap, trash TV is less expensive and attracts casual viewers far easier.
Plus, Trek, the last few years, has also fallen victim to the unjustified popular notion (cultivated by pathetic so-called 'hard-core' Trek fans who will always bitch and whine about everything) that it has somehow 'lost it's way' and has become tiresome. Well, considering the luggage it carries, it's doing exceptionally well maintaining the classic Rodenberry ideas, while also addressing the more complex subjects of society as it is today.
If Trek is down for the moment, it's not because it suffers quality-wise (although I admit a change of the people in charge of the franchise is needed). It's just a victim of unfavorable circumstances.
The reality is that all Trek shows, INCLUDING Voyager and INCLUDING Enterprise have always been far-above-average quality television. Simply compare them to everything else out there. Is Enterprise so bad? The answer is no, of course. Just like so many other great genre shows, the reason it's going away is because it costs more to produce and it's audience is narrower, while cheap, trash TV is less expensive and attracts casual viewers far easier.
Plus, Trek, the last few years, has also fallen victim to the unjustified popular notion (cultivated by pathetic so-called 'hard-core' Trek fans who will always bitch and whine about everything) that it has somehow 'lost it's way' and has become tiresome. Well, considering the luggage it carries, it's doing exceptionally well maintaining the classic Rodenberry ideas, while also addressing the more complex subjects of society as it is today.
If Trek is down for the moment, it's not because it suffers quality-wise (although I admit a change of the people in charge of the franchise is needed). It's just a victim of unfavorable circumstances.
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No, it's just you guys. All of you.
lolol
- sure you arent one of those "hardcore" fans? You're ears arent really altered or anything are they?
No, it's just you guys. All of you.
lolol
- sure you arent one of those "hardcore" fans? You're ears arent really altered or anything are they?
It seems you don't understand sarcasm when you see it.
Anyway, I said what I had to say. If that'll be all, may you live long and prosper.
Anyway, I said what I had to say. If that'll be all, may you live long and prosper.
Quote: Originally posted by Thanos Madeos
It seems you don't understand sarcasm when you see it.
Anyway, I said what I had to say. If that'll be all, may you live long and prosper.
No worries Thanos - I knew my comment might start something...oh well at least we all seem to have a sence of humour!
It seems you don't understand sarcasm when you see it.
Anyway, I said what I had to say. If that'll be all, may you live long and prosper.
No worries Thanos - I knew my comment might start something...oh well at least we all seem to have a sence of humour!
Quote: Originally posted by Thanos Madeos
If Trek is down for the moment, it's not because it suffers quality-wise (although I admit a change of the people in charge of the franchise is needed). It's just a victim of unfavorable circumstances.
The only unfavorable circumstance with Trek is that since DS9 it has become tired and lacking, including the last two feature films...and if it's not suffering quality wise, why do you still feel that it needs different people in charge? Ronald D. Moore was right to jump when he did a few years ago and leave the sinking ship to Rick Berman...
If Trek is down for the moment, it's not because it suffers quality-wise (although I admit a change of the people in charge of the franchise is needed). It's just a victim of unfavorable circumstances.
The only unfavorable circumstance with Trek is that since DS9 it has become tired and lacking, including the last two feature films...and if it's not suffering quality wise, why do you still feel that it needs different people in charge? Ronald D. Moore was right to jump when he did a few years ago and leave the sinking ship to Rick Berman...
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