Star Trek: Enterprise. It's been a long road.

[@KenKopper]

I actually liked Enterprise. I think Johnathan Archer is underrated

[@GrandFunker]

I don't care what anyone says. Enterprise is an excellent show and not just seasons 3+4. From the beginning and ALMOST to the end. Great characters. Exciting fun and sometimes deep stories. It deserves a longer run.

[@TheDeadAlewives]

I think I'm one of the people in the minority in that I actually think seasons 1 and 2 were the best.

[@Fenris77]

Indeed. The one thing that killed the show was the last episode...

[@chainsawkillers]

The most underrated show of all time.

[@freebird0147]

No its not

[@chainsawkillers]

@@freebird0147 No you are incorrect.

[@MrBendybruce]

I think it was a shame we didn't get 3 more seasons, as the show was certainly good enough to hold my attention. I have to say the final episode was just an awful way to go out. I still think this show belonged to the golden era of Star Trek, and I think it is vastly better than the newest iterations, which seem to be made for people with ADD and a need to be visually assaulted with constantly changing camera angles and dumbed down dialogue.

[@StamFine]

Its definitely a show that people appreciate more now than they did when it aired.

[@MrBendybruce]

My situation is a bit a-typical. I never really watched it when it first came out as I'd lost interest in Trek by then, but a couple of years ago I decided to sit down and watch every trek episode from TNG thru to Enterprise, start to finish. I was genuinely surprised that I enjoyed it as much as I did, and felt it had more of its DNA in past Trek than with the contemporary Trek of today. It certainly wasn't perfect, and it did feel more 'American' in its sensibilities and values (I felt 9/11 could have had something to do with that) but yeah, I was sad to see it end so suddenly, and with such a brutally insulting episode. The cast deserved a better send off than that. ps. there are rumours Scott Bakula may be coming back. pps. Although TNG was the most popular, I think DS9 was the best.

[@TheDeadAlewives]

@@MrBendybruce The amazing thing was, I didn't even know Enterprise EXISTED until about 2011 when I saw it on Netflix. This is despite the fact that I was in high school during the time, watched TV constantly, grew up on Star Trek and was always a fan of it. I'm guessing they did a poor job marketing the show and that might be one reason it suffered.

[@MrBendybruce]

@@TheDeadAlewives I agree, Even the way they experimented with the oddly unsuitable theme song, which felt like it belonged to a different genre of show, and the way they dropped the words Star Trek from the shows name for the first few seasons. They sure didn't do themselves any favors.

[@franohmsford7548]

@@StamFine I think it's a generational thing - I was born in 76 and didn't get into TNG, DS9 or Voyager until the 2000s when I was already in my mid to late twenties. TNG's first season was shown at 6pm on BBC2 here in the UK opposite the 6 O'Clock news on BBC1, ITV and Channel 4 so it had literally ZERO opposition for teenage me BUT when they killed off Tasha Yar I stopped watching it - It was a good decade and more later when I went back, bought the DVDs and watched the entire show from beginning to end. I hated DS9 from the moment I first saw it in the early 90s and again it was a good decade and more before I went back and watched the entire show to evaluate it properly - I still hate it! Voyager I didn't even bother to watch when it originally came out BUT I caught its first season and a bit on DVD {actually it may have been VHS} in the late 90s and loved it. It was still another few years before I watched the other 5 and 3/4 seasons and I have to say that I hated 7 of 9 from the moment she arrived. Enterprise again I didn't bother to watch when it came out but did catch up after watching all of TNG, Voyager and DS9 - I liked it a lot more than I thought I would but it never came up to Voyager's or TNG's standards and there were significant issues - T'Pol was extremely annoying at first and only got better when they paired her with Trip. The Andorians were great but the Vulcans were annoying, The Orien stories were trash but the Klingon stories were decent, I still don't know what the Hell they were thinking when they brought the Borg and Ferengi into it! Oh and I didn't like ToS either - I watched Dr Who, Lost in Space, Land of the Giants, The Time Tunnel, Knight Rider, The A-Team and The Dukes of Hazzard as a kid so you'd think Star Trek would have been right up my alley but I never got into it....I still find ToS very variable in quality with a lot of awful episodes. - But what I'm getting at is that despite being seen as a "Kids" show Star Trek wasn't ever really AIMED at "Kids" properly and a whole lot of people like myself didn't really get into each show when they were on TV - VHS and DVDs and now Streaming allows people to watch the shows in a different way, one where a single "bad" episode {Actually the one where Tasha Yar dies is a fantastic episode but I didn't realise that at 12 years old!} doesn't put the watcher off because the next episode is there immediately not a week away. And obviously there's a big difference between what a 12 year old gets from a show and what a 25 year old gets from a show {Even if at 45 years old now I still hate Deep Space Nine!}. The makers of Star Trek are still making the same mistake with STD and Picard....These are not "Kids" shows! They're made for mature audiences BUT unlike the previous shows they don't actually attract those mature audiences either....Mainly because they've added a second grave error in trying to aim these shows at audiences that weren't already into Trek rather than the audience that IS! Star Trek despite its faults was always OPTIMISTIC! STD and Picard and that Godawful Lower Decks are PESSIMISTIC and HATEFUL! They don't like their own audience. Roddenberry didn't much like how the World was when he created Star Trek but he was OPTIMISTIC {blindly you might say} about the Future. The showrunners today aren't optimistic about the Future, Instead they're trying to FIX NOW! They haven't got PATIENCE! They're not thinking LONG-TERM! They ignore the vast cultural changes between 1967 and 2021, they ignore how far we've come and how much better things are today for so many people. They don't want to let the human race proceed at a steady pace and want their version of Utopia TODAY! STD and Picard won't be re-evaluated in 15-20 years time - They'll be forgotten! The move to Streaming has an unintended effect {hopefully unintended because if its intended it's massive short-termism} of destroying the Hardcopy culture. There won't be people re-watching STD and Picard in 20 years time because by then there'll have been a thousand other shows streamed and these two will have been lost in the shuffle and digital downloads will have been erased and written over!

[@lindastone6868]

I kept waiting for Al to turn up, and Archer leaping into his next project. It used to send me to sleep when it was shown in the 18:00 time slot.

[@Bdady74]

"Trips death was a dream sequence...prove me wrong."

[@Ugly_German_Truths]

NO Showerscenes any more, hm'kay?

[@theb3654]

I enjoyed Enterprise I enjoyed anything with Shran specifically.

[@mrluke8264]

Shran carried the show

[@nickthx1138]

Tell Archer thats two he owes me!

[@AntonioSTM]

Hahaha puny pink skin...

[@piotrd.4850]

Andorian Mining Consortium runs from noone!

[@jamespfp]

Shran is definitely on the top of the list of reasons to like "Enterprise", because the canonical Andorians were completely devoid of characterization and Jeff Combs was the perfect choice. Consequently, the development hell of the whole show planned to put Shran onto the cast as a regular member, weekly, before being ultimately cancelled. Such a wasted opportunity, but yet, it didn't take anything away from "Enterprise" or any of the episodes where Shran is showcased.

[@BennysBenz]

This show needed another season

[@allenedwards2940]

I don't know why people hate on Enterprise. Its was a good show with a good cast. I loved it!

[@JessHull]

Awww I feel bad for Star Trek Enterprise now. I'm going to watch the whole series to try and cheer it up some.

[@iBlindPanic]

If only we could get something like this again... loved it.

[@jefferyyoung2580]

I love the song 🎵

[@GeorgeGiann]

I LOVE Star Trek Enterprise… it honestly felt like a “documentary” at times. There were many times I had goosebumps.

[@monkeymox2544]

I revisited Enterprise a few years ago and quite enjoyed it, having not really liked it when it was on TV. It never reaches the same highs as the other (pre-Kurtzman) series, but it also never reaches the same lows. It stays at a pretty consistent level of 'good'. Rarely amazing, rarely awful, perfectly enjoyable to watch. There's no equivalent of The Drumhead, but on the other hand no-one has to play hopscotch, fuck a ghost, turn into a lizard, or have their brain stolen. Lwaxana Troi doesn't appear even once. I also genuinely think it has the best first episode out of any Star Trek series.

[@Leto2ndAtreides]

I think it was mostly Season 2 that messed it up. I'd stopped watching at some point in Season 2. But then I randomly checked out Season 3 and it had promise so I jumped back in.

[@jimjam51075]

There is the one episode (3.3 Extinction) of Enterprise where half the crew turn into ape-lizards. But it does confirm your theory that such episodes are the worst episode of the entire series.

[@noneofurbusiness5223]

I like the montages of all the earth Enterprise ships 🚢.

[@paganarh]

haha, didn't think that I'd be called out about my old metallica t-shirt today

[@TheDeadAlewives]

"You son of a bitch!" * Cuts to Porthos* XD

[@timtheskeptic1147]

The aesthetics of Enterprise helped draw me in. The bridge and other parts of the ship are very close to what you'd find on a modern naval ship or submarine. Compared to TNG where the bridge looks like my optometrist's waiting room in the 1990s. The beige and carpeted hallways on the ship only added to that doctors office feeling. They even had frames available for prescription lenses that looked almost exactly like Geordie's visor (people took more style risks back then).

[@chelmrtz]

I appreciate the fact that everyone got around in short shorts. It was one of the first times I realized I was bisexual

[@noneofurbusiness5223]

I like the song & montages (shows human possibilities).

[@preahko]

"after an away mission, the more attractive crewmembers had to rub gel on each other"....and one of them is Archer's dog! hahahaha I love it

[@gsr4535]

I liked ST Enterprise when it was first on and like it even more today.

[@bleirdo_dude]

Same here. Just put the outro music as the intro.

[@lbricks7631]

Archer's theme is so good on a Kalimba.

[@dennismason3740]

I will pick just one of infinite reasons to watch ENT. Schram.

[@KyleRDent]

Another KZbinr described Reed as having "the personality of a big sniff" and it's my favourite description of any character ever.

[@gwynwilliams4222]

This was the best star trek ever shame it finished

[@thanksfernuthin]

That theme song was horrific. I watched the first episode with friends and we couldn't believe it.

[@konsumterra1]

the evil universe episodes were among the best ever trek episodes for me - evil opening credits and Holst music were great

[@ericrmccormick]

I liked the theme tune and the show.

[@christophermorgan1921]

Dude. Best thing I’ve heard since the first time I heard Dalek karaoke. I’ll never not thing of you every time I hear this theme.

[@EdmundKempersDartboard]

I might be the only person who genuinely likes "a night in sickbay."

[@limiv5272]

Nope, you're not alone

[@TheDeadAlewives]

I loved that episode. The writers of this show were very good at character building and writing stories that took place in single isolated locations (much like the episode where Trip and Malcolm are stranded in the shuttle pod together).

[@EdmundKempersDartboard]

@@TheDeadAlewives shuttle pod one. Excellent episode.

[@noneofurbusiness5223]

No, & I'm in health profession.

[@jediknight73]

That mirror universe episode was fantastic

[@JohnSmithShields]

Linda Park stole the show in that episode.

[@kulturkriget]

We were such snobs back then. STD and PIC has showed us what bad Star Trek really looks like. Sorry ENT, you're alright after all.

[@bonghunezhou5051]

Not a fan of either Berman or Braga, but each is a creative genius compared to the so-called creatives behind "PIC" and ST:D.

[@frankmillerspaceman5968]

LOLZ at 3:31 I love how you turn to the dog when Archer says "You son of a bitch" funny when you think about it.

[@chrisbullard5901]

“Enterprise” is a guilty pleasure for me. I started my freshman year at university on September 2001, and my go-to episode, “Strange New World” is the first episode I ever saw. Elements of the show are fun. Bakula as a “cool dad” type of commanding officer hearken back to Roy Scheider on “SeaQuest DSV”, and watching the show in a fun “we’re a tight-knit family in an enclosed space” mimicking many submarine films works very well. I’ve said this multiple times, but in the vein of “Earth 2”, if Berman and Braga had somehow convinced UPN execs “instead of making it a Star Trek show, can we make an original sci-fi drama in the style of 90s Trek?” Like we saw “Stargate” do better as a tv franchise than a summer blockbuster movie, the start of “Farscape”, “Sliders”, and the saturation of first-run syndicated sci-fi/fantasy in the early 2000s, keeping most of the “Enterprise” formula, but making it a standalone series with a non-Trek styled ship (no saucer section), and focusing more on the Space Boomer subplots (“Fortunate Son”, “Horizon”) would’ve made it a far more palatable series that could’ve lasted a couple more seasons. It would also stop all the UPN exec interference to bring on boy bands, do more teen angst romance stories, make the Vulcans have normal human ears, etc, to mirror the “Buffy”/“Angel”, and other WB prime time programming. Without the Trek label, the execs wouldn’t have a franchise legacy to trample over every chance they had, and Berman wouldn’t have to keep defending basic plot rules established 40 years prior.

[@Jimmer93]

Enterprise wasn't nearly as bad as people remember it being, no where near as bad as what we're laughingly getting as "Trek" these days. Season 4 I think actually gave us some of THE best Trek ever, because it did such a great job of filling in history we'd only heard of earlier shows. The Romulan three parter is one of my favourites and great way to bring in the Romulans in again and prelude the Earth/Romulan war! I agree with the bad episodes list except for North Star. I find that a fun, enjoyable and easy episode to watch. It's always fun when Star Trek goes "Back in time". Spectre of the Gun was a TOS episode I always liked for similar reasons along with TNG's Times Arrow.

[@speedracer1945]

The theme song wasnt all that if you look past that .

[@Pectabyte]

This show was incredible. It took more shit than it deserved.

[@kjvwarrior777]

I really liked Enterprise too, and think when Jolene played her TPol character with long hair, was the most sexy looking female Star Trek character of all time.

[@deadandburied7626]

I like STE as it has the TOS vibe and hamminess, nostalgia more than déjà vu.

[@bizarrebraincomics7819]

I don't know why people shit on Enterprise! I really liked it...better than Voyager.

[@71CMM]

It is WAY better than Voyager. I like all Trek but Voyager is the one I put last.

[@grunchlk]

Travis is just eyecandy and boy, did he do a good job ;-)

[@MsSissiePooh]

Truth…😉

[@ilovethe80s74]

I loved the Enterprise intro and I loved the show. I don't know why it doesn't get the love it deserves. It makes believe Trek fans are Prima Donna's that can't be satisfied.

[@kl0wnkiller912]

Watching it again right now on Netflix. I seemed to remember that Jolene Blalock was hot... yep, I remembered correct.

[@noneofurbusiness5223]

And of course I loved STE theme song 🎵

[@davidplowman6149]

I fondly remember some excellent Enterprise episodes. The one with the Vulcans on Earth in the mid 20th century, the episode where they had to shelter in the warp nacelles, the episode with the automated repair facilities to name just a few. Even when it was mediocre it was not unwatchable and most of the time it was decent to good.

[@timcassaday3045]

in my opinion the best star trek. I liked all the characters.

[@ukaszsawa3033]

Now I'm sad seeing that I'm probably only one who truly loved opening to star trek enterprise :(. Shots of some "historical" moments from humankind development, and different enterprises in history, with song that I loved (I never knew it was already used somewhere else, I still connect it only to star trek and still love to watch that opening from time to time). All of that create some melancholic feeling in me on the start of each episode

[@StamFine]

It’s more the song people dislike, rather than the visuals

[@comentedonakeyboard]

And Season four gave us the return of the Orions

[@nunnayorz5836]

The beginning of this video makes me want to hear Shatner perform a spoken word version of the Enterprise theme.

[@TheNazradin]

best star trek show imo

[@TheTuubster]

ENT is indeed the final Trek series. Even in 2021.

[@TheDeadAlewives]

Agreed. Star Trek died as soon as Ent was cancelled.

[@jplonsdale7242]

I'm glad I'm not alone in this

[@RenePeraza]

I just purchased the full series Bluray set and have binged it these past few months (after having seen it in its original run). Perhaps I'm nostalgic for even 20 years ago but I enjoyed it more this time around. And, don't know why people beat up on the theme song (I didn't know it was in Patch Adams!); I like the opening montage with it - I guess maybe 'cause I'm a vocalist and wished it would have been me!

[@toddnolastname4485]

Well, since they decided to kill Trip, I'm glad the last episode was done as a Holodeck play. It meant that they could later come back and retcon it out. They could have gone with "the programmer wanted to make things interesting", or what they did go with, Trip become a spy behind enemy lines, as revealed by Jake Sisko and Nog.

[@jimmyb101]

Stam you are so right about the theme tune, I want to close my eyes. Great Review

[@athopi]

I had no memory of Enterprise being bad. It and Voyager are my number 2 and 1 faves of the series. I always enjoyed it, though the zindi story line did seem rather protracted. I didn't mind the series end being a flashback on the NG holodeck, but I hated that Trip got written out that way. And yeah, SHE DID HAVE A NICE BUM!

[@charlesk8578]

I loved Enterprise, and the opening sequence. Though I did hate the "updated" song in season 3-4. Found the series to be incredibly underrated, and also felt that more should have been done with all of the main characters.

[@idyeditbymyself]

It’s good to see likeminded people. I loved Enterprise, They had some missteps that kinda screwed with the timeline like the borg… but the way they weaved the sphere from First Contact into the story was pretty dope. In the end though who cares, you can’t go wrong with Borg episodes. Shran is one of my favorite characters in the Trek universe. The nod to the fans by including the Defiant and the old school uniforms was really cool.

[@MarstedR]

This was my introduction to the star trek shows a couple of years ago. I had seen a few of the original cast movies and the odd tos episode, but nothing other than star trek VI had caught my interest. I liked the show quite a bit, then watched tng and ds9 and loved both of those. I watched all the movies and liked most of them, but I could never get through voyager despite multiple attempts. In retrospect it's probably not as good as I thought it was, but I still say it's better than voyager.

[@spiritualjoy721]

Initially, I did not like Enterprise but because I like Star Trek, I stuck with it and it wasn’t long before I began to actually like it (everything but the song🤮). I even liked the original title. I always skip the intro so I never noticed the change. While the writing, and occasionally the directing, wasn’t the best, Scott was not the only good actor. Jolene absolutely nailed her role and the actors given lesser roles added depth to otherwise boring scenes. There is no doubt Enterprise improved and deserved another three seasons.

[@andyjames6664]

I think 'Enterprise' was more true to the vision of Star Trek than other iterations. There were also a lot of story arcs that ran through each episode and I disagree that there were only '2 part' episodes that were un-connected. The destruction of the Vulcan temple of Pagem, the interactions with Shran and the Andorians, the temporal Cold War, Daniels, Archers time shifts and sadly the growing realisation that the universe was not the Elysium fields Star Fleet thought it was going to be. The crew were far more normal as a group. Archers necessary transformation to become more ruthless because he had to was compelling and in the role, Scott Bakula was fabulous. The only character that I thought was weak was the worlds most useless armoury officer, who looked the like the only thing he could have bested was an angry blue tit, always insisted he went first, could miss trying to hit a barn door at 5 meters and was convinced he would probably be killed by opening an unfamiliar Christmas present. Don't get me started on Neelix.

[@5stardave]

Enterprise and it's theme song were amazing from Episode 1 on.

[@MajorHavoc214]

12:44 Don't forget, Broken Bow in Oklahoma was not filmed anywhere close to Oklahoma.

[@1monki]

15:23 "We must destroy Florida Man before he can be unleashed on the galaxy!"

[@seppingtondestamina9398]

Gray???

[@markarmour4256]

I really liked it.

[@shibolinemress8913]

I liked the ENT opener, music and all. I thought it was a very fitting setup for the show.

[@FASAfan]

Xindi: Let’s test our super-weapon with a smaller version that won’t finish the job on the very planet we want to destroy! Audience: WTF?

[@susanscott8653]

Would have made more sense to have the weapon misfire.

[@cellariusmack2595]

The Terran intro for the Mirror Universe episodes is one of my favourites of all time.....the actual one....well, you know.

[@Yxalitis]

't smears the gel on its body...yes...like that"

[@BenWard29]

If Scott Bakula is captain, then why not have Dean Stockwell as first officer or ship’s doctor?

[@Andrew.Griffin]

I think this show is Star Trek crossed with Firefly. Thumbs up.

[@alanmike6883]

I love enterprise

[@roberttbrockway]

Apparently I'm nearly unique in actually liking the opening sequence.

[@noneofurbusiness5223]

No ur not.

[@richardfrye3509]

I loved enterprise and its theme song was perfect. In this instance you are wrong.

[@ShrekWallBee]

enterprise was not decommissioned it under went a major refit to become the NX Class Refit

[@circuitsandcigars1278]

I liked the idea that Jonathan Archer was futureman advising the Sphere Builders but that would never get revealed

[@scockery]

Suliban, not the Sphere Builders. The Sphere Builders were the ones advising the Xindi.

[@BryonLape]

B & B wanted a show with constant time loops.

[@78.BANDIT]

Right when it was getting good. They took it off the air. BTW...Im from FLORIDA!

[@davidlipman8093]

They really should've gone with an instrumental for Enterprise. Really.

[@poorwotan]

When Amazon Prime still had ST, I watched all the series. The last one was Enterprise because it had a bad rap. After watching it I wondered why people didn't give this show a chance leading to its cancellation. I thoroughly enjoyed seeing the Pre-Federation action and the gradual hinting of the Prime Directive to come.

[@scockery]

Burn-out. And the fact that even with Enterprise's early setting, its early seasons had plots that could be used on any previous Trek series with little changes. I bailed a few times myself. The first two seasons actually sank the show. The last two were basically made to hit the required number of episodes needed for syndicated reruns. CBS CEO Les Moonves prevented the series from being shopped to any other networks.

[@botz77]

I stopped watching Enterprise, probably because of that damn song, but I never realized they stole the alien design from Galaxy Quest (The greatest Star Trek movie ever!)

[@adrianvanleeuwen]

Watched this video again, and a great review! I think another reason for Star Trek Enterprise cancelled and a drop in viewers is possibly franchise fatigue, with so many series having been run, perhaps originality in episodes was becoming more difficult. A break in production until the Abram movies in 2009 and Discovery appearing later was not a bad thing. Currently Strange New Worlds is doing a great job in return to episodic storytelling (where there is situation and climax every episode), while some of the other new shows have mixed reviews. The problems with season long stories in new trek like Discovery, is that some episodes are drawn out and boring and loaded with dialogue with slow plot development. By contrast, Enterprise Season 3 season long story was actually very good with a Xindi story. A good show runner can help.

[@grahamturner1290]

🖖

[@franohmsford7548]

T'Polip was the best thing about later Enterprise - Splitting them up then killing Trip was the single worst thing they could do....So of course that's what they did, because the showrunners of Trek have always been assholes!

[@exidy-yt]

Enterprise was decent. If nothing else, you will never forget the scene with the Klingon crew busting a gut laughing as Trip reveals he was impregnated by an alien female.

[@deadNightwatchman]

What the hell. I still like it. Except for "These are the Voyages", of course. Compared to Discovery and Picard, it's a masterpiece.

[@Fenris77]

First of all: I don't see any problem with the theme. And secondly: Who would ever complain about the decontamination massage? I loved it... He... He...

[@comentedonakeyboard]

The intro song gets much better if you skip it

[@astrosci8864]

You forgot Dean Stockwell's guest appearances.....

[@ewarrior9776]

I am binging your content and enjoying it immensely. I remember being so hyped when Scott Bakula was announced as captain. But my joy was dashed when I watched a few episodes and saw how incredibly dull the writing and acting was. It took years for me to finish watching it only to rewarded with the worst series finale in the history of the franchise. When people complain about the "wokeness" of Discovery, I remind them following the old script produced the stultifying dullness of Enterprise.

[@griffruby8756]

Kount Bakula rules!

[@jimmysdallas6162]

I liked the theme!!

[@StamFine]

Fair enough. I always assumed most people dislike it as a Star Trek Theme rather than as a song.

[@50jakecs]

@@StamFine It was just a crappy song.

[@carlossaraiva8213]

So you were the only one... in the entire world!

[@bleirdo_dude]

The outro should have been the intro.

[@carlossaraiva8213]

@@bleirdo_dude Anything but that f***king song!! What the hell were they thinking??

[@Strange_Armour]

The sexy body gel scenes are TV gold.

[@apkk5594]

The worst episode of Enterprise is better than the best of Discovery or Picard.

[@williammiller3277]

Edgy

[@Shoutatclouds]

Correct

[@daveknight8410]

What an indictment

[@digipeeper]

No Lie! But still Brannon Braga was the Alex Kurtzman before Alex Kurtzman.

[@carlevans8825]

Eh. Picard worked for me. And Season 3 was worth going thru 1&2

[@werre2]

Enterprise was fine and T'Pol was super fine

[@botz77]

James Cromwell wasn't actually in that episode. If you look closely the only shot you see his face in is from Star Trek First Contact. They just reused it. Probably didn't pay him either knowing how cheap Paramount can be.

[@franklinmills1756]

It was a good series, I enjoyed watching it. But the series finale was really bad.

[@scootertart]

Really enjoyed Enterprise when it first aired in the UK in the early 2000's and still like it now after several revisits. Season 3 was were it found its feet but I'm still a bit annoyed about 'These are the Voyages'. Gutted it ended after four seasons- oh well...

[@noneofurbusiness5223]

Agreed; like Archer's theme.

[@robertleeluben]

Love everything about this show aside from the recycled shmaltz of a theme song. I have never skipped the intro to a show so many times.

[@ngates87]

I don’t think James Cromwell, was really in it, just old footage…

[@StamFine]

He was in the pilot episode of enterprise

[@sdmurphy315]

The problem after Enterprise is that the people who loved the series and loved Star Trek's brand of sci-fi were no longer around. Writers had moved on. Producers moved on or weren't asked back. The new Star Trek LACKS a lot and makes Enterprise and Voyager look like masterpieces of Television.