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Originally Posted by Kals As an avid fan, I am shocked, have they not done this to death already, surely they could invent a spin off show and I agree when have they met anyone new that joins the federation, to boldly go...right.
Enterprise looked more modern that the UUS Enterprise's, milking the cash cow for all its work.
I can't get started on star wars, disappointment when you watch three to be stuct down with remastered four, five and six.
Firefly was original, cross western and space adventure, not knowing what's round the corner, its lreal ife or death, don't think another Star Trek film will caputure my imagination.
Only two film from the next generation crew are with watching are 'First Contact' and 'Insurrection'. |
One of the problems with trek: THEY JUST NEVER DIE!
I mean, the only characters we saw dying were Kirk (dissapointing death for the greatest Trek character ever) and Data (didn't even need to die, enough said).
In all other cases, there's just always something that makes them return to the world of the living: time-travel, DNA-technobabbly tricks, or even getting their copies in an other quantumreality (NEVER mistake that term with "an other dimension": also one of Trek's scientific flaws!)