This may be the constant AFN propoganda I've been submitted to lately, but is returning NASA to it's military roots all that bad? Some of the moct beneficial scientific discoveries have been made in military labs. Honestly, without the military working tirelessly in its secret underground labs, we wouldn't have the same quality of living.
J. Robert Oppenheimer lives on.
Then you obviously haven't realised that the opening sequence is usually about 4 and a half minutes long (Including theme song), and the actual storyline bit is useless, as it is reintroduced after the commercial break. Therefore you needn't actually WATCH the first 5-6 minutes of the episode because nothing worth watching is in that part.
Are you nuts? Of course it's good! If it wasn't good, why would there be enough people to be able to afford all the special effects that will be necessary during the rape--eh, Moviefying, of said novel.
On another note, sometimes it is better to watch the movie first. It took me that long to get through Fellowship. Finished that one in line for my third viewing.
What I personally don't like about Enterprise, is not necessarily the canon (which, as I am 15, I have no right to argue about,) But the odd ranking system. If it is only about 140 years in the future, how come a Marine Major is suddenly outranked by a Starfleet (which I liken to the British and American Navies) Lieutenant? Last I checked, This isn't realistic, considering how long our ranking system has been this way.
Oh yes, and someone PLEASE do rant at me about how Starfleet is different, apparently, even though everyone and their 11 year old brother has lectured me, I have not seemed to figure out the difference.
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This may be the constant AFN propoganda I've been submitted to lately, but is returning NASA to it's military roots all that bad? Some of the moct beneficial scientific discoveries have been made in military labs. Honestly, without the military working tirelessly in its secret underground labs, we wouldn't have the same quality of living. J. Robert Oppenheimer lives on.
Then you obviously haven't realised that the opening sequence is usually about 4 and a half minutes long (Including theme song), and the actual storyline bit is useless, as it is reintroduced after the commercial break. Therefore you needn't actually WATCH the first 5-6 minutes of the episode because nothing worth watching is in that part.
Are you nuts? Of course it's good! If it wasn't good, why would there be enough people to be able to afford all the special effects that will be necessary during the rape--eh, Moviefying, of said novel. On another note, sometimes it is better to watch the movie first. It took me that long to get through Fellowship. Finished that one in line for my third viewing.
What I personally don't like about Enterprise, is not necessarily the canon (which, as I am 15, I have no right to argue about,) But the odd ranking system. If it is only about 140 years in the future, how come a Marine Major is suddenly outranked by a Starfleet (which I liken to the British and American Navies) Lieutenant? Last I checked, This isn't realistic, considering how long our ranking system has been this way. Oh yes, and someone PLEASE do rant at me about how Starfleet is different, apparently, even though everyone and their 11 year old brother has lectured me, I have not seemed to figure out the difference.