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<blockquote data-quote="devilish" data-source="post: 2200540" data-attributes="member: 17552">I can't agree more -- in fact I came back looking for this thread after thinking aboutit today.Every Trek show had it's theme and I always thought Enterprise was going to be &quot;How do we connect the Past (today's world + nuclear war + Cochrane) to thefirst Future (TOS).&quot;Temporal cold war?&nbsp; What the heck is that for (except maybe to explain whyalmost every Trek series had time travel like it was going out of style.) Insectoid enemies?&nbsp;&nbsp; I really got attached to the 4th season b/c it had the Orion/Tellarite strife/treaty, theRomulans and how this would lead to war, and the whole Eugenics war.&nbsp; Even thoughSoong's grandfather was a stretch to bring Spiner back, it gave some contextto a) Eugenics and b) the passion/madness of the Soong line.While Mirror Darkly is out of context, it represents that original theme that I thought Enterprise was supposed to have.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="devilish, post: 2200540, member: 17552"] I can't agree more -- in fact I came back looking for this thread after thinking about it today. Every Trek show had it's theme and I always thought Enterprise was going to be "How do we connect the Past (today's world + nuclear war + Cochrane) to the first Future (TOS)." Temporal cold war? What the heck is that for (except maybe to explain why almost every Trek series had time travel like it was going out of style.) Insectoid enemies? I really got attached to the 4th season b/c it had the Orion/Tellarite strife/treaty, the Romulans and how this would lead to war, and the whole Eugenics war. Even though Soong's grandfather was a stretch to bring Spiner back, it gave some context to a) Eugenics and b) the passion/madness of the Soong line. While Mirror Darkly is out of context, it represents that original theme that I thought Enterprise was supposed to have. [/QUOTE]

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