Enterprise 11-12-04

[Wycen]

Over all a good episode, but I wanted to bang my head on the wall when Soong told Malik he was removing the aggression genes from the unborn augments. And the bit at the very end with Malik magically appearing on Enterprise, while surprising, was more of a "that didn't make sense" moment.

 

[Maniac]

Nitpik time!

Archer used the Universal Translater to bluff the Klingons.

In Star Trek 6: The Undicoverd Country they could not use the translator because it would be too obvious so they had to try to actually speak Klingon in what I think is the worst scene of that entire movie.

M.

 

[Wolf72]

Nitpik time!

Archer used the Universal Translater to bluff the Klingons.

In Star Trek 6: The Undicoverd Country they could not use the translator because it would be too obvious so they had to try to actually speak Klingon in what I think is the worst scene of that entire movie.

M.

at the time of enterprise the probably didn't have as sophistictated equipment to detect a computer generated voice.


... WHOA!!! ... did I hear that right? ... the Enterprise had someone outgunned????

 

[Cthulhudrew]

In Star Trek 6: The Undicoverd Country they could not use the translator because it would be too obvious so they had to try to actually speak Klingon in what I think is the worst scene of that entire movie.

Maybe it was the events of this episode that made the Klingons change their detection equipment? (We won't be fooled that way twice!!)

 

[Mark]

I wonder if the Klingons will find out about the deception later and add it on to the growing list of personal slights by the Earthlings against the Klingons.

 

[BobROE]

I wonder if the Klingons will find out about the deception later and add it on to the growing list of personal slights by the Earthlings against the Klingons.

Or rather slight from the crew of the enterprise.

 

[Mark]

Or rather slight from the crew of the enterprise.

I'm sure the Enterprise crew will be responsible for most of them but let's not forget how the series started with a Klingon being shot on Earth and Starfleet ordering his body be returned (which I guess was some sort of insult). In the long run, the Klingons will probably want to use this laundry list as reasons to go to war, so they probably would downplay the specifics of which persons were involved.

 

[Orius]

I thought it was a good ending for the series of episodes. Groaned at the "Hmmm, cybernetics" bit at the end of the episode, but it wasn't too bad. Of course Malik didn't get to go after the botany bay, that's Kirk's job, but it's fun to imagine him reviving Khan, and then Khan asserting his superiority.

Another Trek reference was Klak D'kel Brackt (or however the hell it's supposed to be spelled.) That's going to be the site of a major battle between the Klingons and Romulans in a hundred years or so. In the DS9 episode "Blood Oath", Kor relives the battle in the holosuites, IIRC he commanded at least some of the Klingon forces at the battle.

 

[Truth Seeker]

Well, well, just saw tonight, my vcr for some reason, missed the Friday's taping.

Okay...rehashing all three pieces...in full memory review.

All the previous comments to past Trek Lore, fully seen.

The event of change from genetics to cybernetics, nicely done.

The push button on Trip, when it came to T'Pol, you have to wonder, if someone in StarFleet is monitoring the 'relationship' factor also...if Soong knew of something...who else?

Superior ability, breeds superior aggorance...heck yeah.

The up close shots on the ships...very, very good.

The degrading factor of the augments(in behavior, especially with Malik, well played), well some of them...done quiet well.

Brent Spiner, who I considered just an actor(sorry...different me back then)has gained my respect in buckets .

Overall rating for Entire run: 4.8 of out 5

Now only, if the end credits on the show, could be changed, it would get a 5.0

And oh, as expected, T'Pol is about to learn on how relationships change, when marriage become a factor, methinks she is looking to have the same 'relationship' with Trip...uhm, well, she will see, on how it plays on that.

 

[BrooklynKnight]

Didnt anyone notice something else?

The Briar Patch is currently part of Klingon Territory. In Startrek: Insurrection, its part of Federation Territory (though the planets within the area are independent and their actual system is not owned by the federation.