Le 17/09/2022 à 00:42, Your Name a écrit :
>>> "Enterprise" was the first crappy reboot attempt.
>>
>> It's not a reboot it's a prequel.
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> It's a supposed prequel that in reality is just another reboot.
>
> It's possible to be termed both, or in other examples it can be a sequel
> and a reboot. They do it often. Simply saying it is set earlier/later in
> the timeline doens't actually mean it fits with existing content or does
> not make idiotic changes for the sake of it. The up-coming new "Quantum
> Leap" is supposedly a sequel, but similarly is in reality just a reboot.
> Another example was the "Knight Rider" (using a crappy Mustang).
>
Still, Enterprise is a prequel, not a reboot.
If it had been a reboot, all the events of the previous series could
have been simply ignored and for example they wouldn't have bothered to
give an explanation to the change of look of the Klingons between TOS
and TNG. And it's just an example, Enterprise has considerably
consolidated the Star Trek worldbuilding (the episode with the Borgs,
that tell what happened to them after "First contact", the episode with
the Defiant that links to TOS "The Tholian Web", etc...)
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>
>>> The idiots making it even said they were making a "Star Trek" show to
>>> try to appeal to non-Star Trek fans (hence leaving "Star Trek" out of
>>> the title) ... what they ended up with was a show that didn't appeal
>>> to most Star Trek fans either.
>>
>> Last time I asked, you have been unable to list any significant
>> inconsistency between ENT and the other shows.
>
> There are many lists available all over the internet of the problems
> with "Enterprise",
I am not asking the internet, I am asking you.
> starting with the opening song
With is the inconsistency introduced by the opening song?
> and the lack of "Star
> Trek" in the title,
Decision of Paramount, not of the showrunners. The title doesn't matter,
what matters is the content.
> and going on from there
Where's the list ?
> (including the soft-porn
> "oil me up, Scotty" decontamination scenes).
Sure, for instance we had never seen before in Star Trek sexy girls that
made the male audience crazy...
Oh, wait...
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EaASUaPVAAEV80e?format=png
https://i.imgur.com/kuYh7DP.jpeg
> Hell, even Beavis &
> Butthead making it reportedly said they were making it for non-Star Trek
> fans, which includes making idiotic changes.
I'd like to see a (supposed) citation in context, not interpreted.
During the last years of Voyager and during all Enterprise, Berman has
been constantly accused of being a temple guardian and denying
substantive developments in Star Trek. He resisted as much as he could
the studio's demands to make the show more mainstream.
I'm still waiting for a solid list, not just about a song or a title.