Interesting Enterprise Finale Rumor

[Berandor]

Plus, Blalock has come out and said how she liked the direction the show was taking after Manny Coto took over.

She's not even trashing Season four, in fact:

"That was a treat, a joy to do," Blalock enthuses. "It was an unexpected surprise to have the scripts that we did (this season). And I am grateful and thankful for that. It was fun to come to work again.

"And it was certainly much better than spending another season doing what we had been doing. It said a lot about the potential of the show."

 

[Raloc]

Yeah, that's why I said I doubt she was just saying she liked for publicity, since she's done the opposite about the parts she didn't like.

 

[Jack Daniel]

I can only hope that some of these spoilers are an elaborate misinformation hoax. The holodeck thing is an insulting slap in the face to Enterprise fans, and for those of us who watched the show because of Trip & T'Pol, it's a kick in the nads on top of it.

 

[mojo1701]

And now it's gone... it held on for the first 3 sub-par (although I was entertained) seasons, why not another 3? And this time, they're good. I think they just needed to market the "we've lost the Temporal Cold War arc, and now we're going with what you've wanted and loved to see all along."

 

[Raloc]

Well, if you'd read my posts, it's far from gone. TrekUnited has managed to postpone the set destruction indefinitely, and is in talks with Paramount now regards a 5th (and possibly 6th and 7th) season. The actors are still under contract, the writers are still working on it. The only people that aren't there are random laborers on the crew (i.e. the people that can be hired back on a moment's notice without any trouble). So yeah, far from over now.