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05-11-2004, 01:41 PM
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 ost_uid0]I don't particularly agree with the conclusions that were drawn either. This fella makes some interesting points, but the thing is, [iost_uid0]Enterprise[/iost_uid0] really isn't like all the other Trek shows that have gone before. Whereas they were at least trying sometimes to show serious, intelligent sci-fi, ENT has from the very beginning been primarily after one thing - popularity. Now of course, a show needs to be popular to survive, whatever it's genre, but when you take that too far, to show suffers and the whole thing backfires on you. What this guy is on about is really only a symptom of this, not the problem in of itself.[/colorost_uid0]
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