This is truly a joyous and pivotal moment in STAR TREK history!
By Deslok

Well, it appears that the people at Paramount/UPN have collectively woken up and smelled the coffee.

There are people out there with vision, real vision. At least if someone else makes a STAR TREK show and it bombs, it wasn't because it was lazily guided by burnt out producers who have lost interest in the project long ago. I think that L. Ron Hubbard wrote better science fiction than B&B have been responsible for as of late.

To all of those people who have staunchly defended and supported ENTERPRISE, I think we're about to get some real STAR TREK again in the near future. What you loved so about ENT may find itself loaded on the garbage scow of forgettable and regrettable television mistakes. Judging what the studio has been saying about ENT season 4, I think it's actually going to begin to mesh with the rest of TREKdom...finally!!!! All I ask is that they get rid of T'Pol, or at least forget about this stupid Trip/T'Pol romance sub-arc. It's rather pointless and it pisses off more fans than it pleases, it hurts the show, it's time for it to be sucked into a temporal void forever.

I'm sure that B&B's new projects which they're developing for other outlets will be just fine, as long as they're not attached to STAR TREK in any way, shape or form. Interestingly enough, BrannonBraga.com has put up a new title at the top of the page, one which has a sloppy collage of Picard, Janeway, and Archer, and a profile which I can only think is a picture of a constipated Braga straining to create science fiction. I assume this move is an effort to claim ownership of these entities and affiliate himself with them as they're likely to be his chief source of income for the rest of his life, that is unless his new non-TREK series is a major hit.

Well, I am truly happy. ENT may survive the upcoming season, but I'm sure that if someone can turn it around into something worthwhile, it could last ten years with nary a serious complaint lodged at it. It's all about the vision of STAR TREK, something which ENT was sorely in need of. I'm sure that Braga thinks the fans who complain about the show are as clueless as we think he is, but at the end of the dayit is the fans who they need to satisfy. Braga can excercise his atrophied originality on his own time. When it comes to STAR TREK (about the only television I bother watching - good or bad - I still want to be entertained and not bored to tears and frustration with bad continuity, alterations of established facts for the sake of telling a worthless story, etc.

If it hadn't already been used by the STAR WARS movie franchise, I would sub-title ENT; STAR TREK:ENTERPRISE: A New Hope...