Enterprise 11-19-04

[Orius]

It´s the reason why I learned to hate sports. My father was big into soccer, and would have been glad if I shared the interest. But with all the tennis, soccer or whatever else that came on TV that stole the time slots of MY series (and if you only recieve 3-5 TV stations, that happened a lot), it was impossible to like it.

I developed an extreme dislike for the Yankees because several years back baseball playoffs regularly prempted B5 episodes — and this was a show where you had to watch every episode in order to understand what happened. Even worse, the playoffs occurred right at the moment B5 came off a 15 week stretch of reruns and the episodes were the ones at the end of the 3rd season. Though B5's really wacky scheduling was part to blame there.

 

[John Crichton]

Don't hate the sports. Hate the networks. Either that or just get a TiVo. It'll find the stuff that you miss.

 

[mojo1701]

Don't hate the sports. Hate the networks. Either that or just get a TiVo. It'll find the stuff that you miss.

What about the things that I lost?

I love desk.

 

[John Crichton]

What about the things that I lost?

I love desk.

That's what the internet is for. Er, well that and DVDs.

I love... carpet.

 

[mojo1701]

That's what the internet is for. Er, well that and DVDs.

I love... carpet.

INTERNET DVDs!

Are you just saying that you love lamp because you saw it?

 

[John Crichton]

INTERNET DVDs!

Are you just saying that you love lamp because you saw it?

No, I love lamp.

Um. I love keyboard.

 

[Tom Cashel]

And what talk show are they referring to?

From the same site:

Blalock Goes Nuts at Night:

Fans are talking today about a talk show appearance by Enterprise star Jolene Blalock last night on CBS' Late Late Show. Apparently Blalock's brain is still wandering around the Expanse because it looked like she wasn't all there. The actress didn't seem to even know where she was. Fans are debating whether or not this was the celebrity flake-out that finally beat the infamous Farrah Fawcett appearance with David Letterman some years ago. The clip has been making the rounds on the file sharing systems. I'd like to say it was entertaining but it was more disturbing than anything else. Watch the scandal sheets for impending news of Blalock's trip to rehab...

And...

A New Theme Song for Enterprise?

Rumors have started floating around that the song, "Faith of the Heart," might finally be getting shown the way to the airlock. No confirmation has come from Paramount but the rumors are that the music heard in the background of the episode promos at StarTrek.com will be the new signature tune. Reminiscent of the title music for Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, the news has already been the cause of celebration among some fans. The title song, written by Dianne Warren and sung by Russell Watson, has been the subject of controversy since it was used in the Enterprise pilot. An attempt to jazz it up at the start of the third season only made bad music worse. No word on when it would happen but one fan's comment said it all – it couldn't happen soon enough.

Let's hope this one is true. I'd hate to see the show end, though.

 

[John Crichton]

Thanks, Tom. I've actually read both of those but I forgot about them. Curse my tiny brain.

I wonder if I can find that interview somewhere... hmm.

And I'm all for a new theme. The original song was ok but the new version is terrible.

 

[mojo1701]

I remember catching a video featuring an alternate theme going around on Kazaa during the first season of Enterprise. It was basically the same, but with the end credits theme from Generations, but done a little differently to synch with the existing video.

 

[driver8]

More Trek rumors- perhaps the "Why the heck the Klingons look different" problem may be resolved in Enterprise?...

http://trekweb.com/articles/2004/11/24/41a4a3d824586.shtml