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Furthermore, Enterprise is one of UPN's strongest series. Like WWE Smackdown, it's well-written and well-acted.

ROFL! :lol: :twisted:

I've always liked it personally, especially the episodes where Moesha fights the Ewoks.

TJI: Any comments on the report that the replacement show will be a reality series about pig farming?
Moonves: Oh, that's just because we hate the viewers.

*snort*

Jonathan Archer is like a close friend to me. We don't always get along perfectly -- I'm still mad about that time he nerve-pinched me, stole my wallet, and bought front-row tickets to the water polo finals.

LOL!

Not many people know this, but my real accent is Scottish. I also have an extra finger on my left hand, they just film around it

Berman not only wrote the final scene, he actually directed it, built the sets, and played the alien Nazi. The whole time I heard him muttering to himself 'This time I'll finally destroy Star Trek forever!' And then he bit me!

Hilarious! :lol: :lol: And the part following too!

"We have to accept what's happened," said Mr. Berman. "We're all disappointed that UPN chose not to renew Enterprise. But what can we do? Pitch the show to other networks, as Joss Whedon did with Buffy ? Go into syndication, which worked so well for TNG and DS9? Put our support behind the large, enthusiastic fan campaign? All of these options have a fatal flaw: they require effort.

...
What sold us on Brannon was his understanding of biology. Our show is all about aliens altering human DNA, and who could understand that better than the writer of episodes like 'Threshold' and TNG's 'Genesis'?

:twisted:

"I've already begun work on a faster-than-light propulsion system, capable of taking a ship to the Sun and back in a single week. It works by harnessing the electrical energy of neutrons.

Neutron-based propulsion system, eh? Heheheh.
*goes back and rereads the previous sentence*
*rereads the second sentence*
Bwahahaha!