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Enterprise Finale Synopsis Released

Posted by Zonk on from the going-out-with-a-whimper dept.

exley writes "Trek Today is reporting that UPN has released a synopsis for the final two episodes of Enterprise, apparently confirming some of the rumors that have been circulating in recent weeks." From the article: "Enterprise will be the first Trek series since the original Star Trek not to end with a special two-hour finale. However, UPN has decided to air both 'Terra Prime' and 'These Are The Voyages...' on the same day, Friday the 13th of May, in an effort to still make a special event out of the show's end."

5 of 392 comments (clear)

  1. First comment! :D by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    Enterprise wasn't that good anyway, let's face it - even Star Trek's biggest supporters are critical of it...

    Hope the ending's good though :)

  2. this franchise by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    needs to die
    much like superman

  3. like a mother in-law.. by Turn-X+Alphonse · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    "See ya, come back soon"

    When we really mean

    "Fuck off, don't come back, we've had enough of you for one life time"

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  4. OK, I must troll!! by nate+nice · · Score: 1, Flamebait

    Enough of this crap. Sure, this is "News for nerds..." but this show is for complete nerds. Damn it, quit posting about this show that anyone that actually cares about knows every bit about when its last episode is and has plenty of forums to post on elsewhere. Enough already, it's being cancelled because NO ONE CARES!.

    OK, mods, light me up.

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  5. Re:Quick! To action! by saskboy · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    Star Trek, like Terri is being murdered by corporate types that don't know anything but what lawyers or marketers tell them.

    It's wrong to starve a brain damaged woman to death. That's something you wouldn't even do to a dog, much less a helpless invalid. And it's also wrong [although not quite as much] to take away millions of people's entertainment because they weren't employing the right writers.

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