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TrekWeb.com - Reviews Ex Deus: "These Are The Voyages..." Ends It All ENT deserved to end with a grand episode like "Twilight." It at the very least deserved a decent send-off and though "Voyages" attempts to suggest that this is about Enterprise's legacy, it is actually nothing of the kind. It is hard not to feel a sudden sense of joy and homecoming when the holodeck's yellow lines light up and Riker walks out of Enterprise and into the Enterprise-D corridor, and we feel as if we've never left. Voyager finally returning home to be greeted by a waiting fleet after Janeway has torn apart the future and the Borg for her crew. trekweb.com /articles/2005/05/16/4288f58ad5204.shtml   (4324 words)

[ENT] Jammer's Review: "These Are the Voyages..." As a final act of redemption, "These Are the Voyages" does get the last 30 seconds right, with a series-melding montage that blends TNG, TOS, and Enterprise, with three captains speaking the famous Star Trek mantra. It's just that the generalities are not adequately developed as specific ideas for the Enterprise characters, and the show ultimately comes across as an ill-executed, ponderous, miscalculated melding of two Trek series, neither of which comes into real focus. On this particular day, however -- on which Star Trek: Enterprise is airing its final episode and the franchise itself is going away for the first time since TNG started 18 years ago -- I'm not so sure it works. www.st-hypertext.com /ent-4/voyages.html   (1794 words)

TrekWeb.com - Early Critics Mixed on Success of ENT Finale "These Are The Voyages..." (SPOILERS) Many critics have weighed in on the final episode of STAR TREK: ENTERPRISE, "These Are The Voyages...". Jim Slotek at the Toronto Sun: "After seeing These Are The Voyages, the series finale of STAR TREK: ENTERPRISE, I've decided the castmembers of this last Star Trek series really are being punished for failing. In the latest issue of Entertainment Weekly magazine, just out in the US, critic Marc Bernardin gives the STAR TREK ENTERPRISE finale "These Are The Voyages..." a grade of "B". trekweb.com /articles/2005/05/12/428428982b34a.shtml   (2205 words)

The Trek Nation - These Are the Voyages... I don't think that "These Are the Voyages..." is the stink-bomb of an episode that some of the early reviews have claimed, nor do I think it's the glorious send-off for the Star Trek franchise that some folk at Paramount would like us to believe. As a Next Generation episode I'd give "These Are the Voyages..." decent marks - not perfect ones, but it's perfectly in character, the storyline fits nicely into the events of "The Pegasus" and I love the casual way Data slips in, even if it's just his voice. One of my big complaints with Enterprise all along has been its insistence on telling rather than showing who these people are. www.treknation.com /reviews/enterprise/these_are_the_voyages.shtml   (1897 words)

Enterprise Gifts, Toys, Collectibles at Geek Gifts Galore Text on a computer screen visible in the episode "In a Mirror, Darkly" gives 2160 as the year Archer's command of Enterprise ended, but this is contradicted by the finale episode "These Are the Voyages..." which takes place at the founding of the Federation, previously established as occurring in 2161. The starships Enterprise that have been seen in the various Star Trek series and movies to date are as follows: It is questionable whether the navy would have allowed the filming crew aboard Enterprise had she been available; at the time, the internal arrangements of the US navy's nuclear carrier engineering plants were classified. geekgiftsgalore.com /enterprise.htm   (1567 words)

TrekWeb.com - "Strategem" Preview x2, VOY DVDs, ENT Season 3, Meyer Pics, ST VI DVD x2, Mulgrew, Bakula, Book Chat, Meaney et al ENTERPRISE's "These Are The Voyages...." Rate the episode on a scale of 1 to 10: The official site has posted the first photos and promo for the upcoming ENT episode STRATAGEM here. The Great Link has posted an update on ENTERPRISE season three ratings on Sky One in the UK. trekweb.com /articles/2004/01/29/401982bf55032.shtml   (582 words)

These Are the Voyages... - Memory Alpha The ceremony witnessed at the end of the episode is apparently not the signing of the Federation Charter, as is commonly believed, but rather the signing of the charter ratifying the Coalition of Planets, which soon lead to the formation of the Federation. Riker is told that the Pegasus was not destroyed in the earlier episode, moments after Pressman beams aboard the Enterprise-D. In this episode, Riker and Troi visit the holographic re-creation of the Captain's Ready Room aboard the NX class Enterprise. In the TNG episode, Riker is injured in a holoprogram in which he was fighting Worf with a holographic bat'leth, although the program is never seen. memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/These_Are_the_Voyages...   (8035 words)

ST Universe: The Ultimate Guide to the Star Trek Universe The crew of Enterprise return to Earth for a conference designed to lay the foundations for the Federation, but a xenophobic terrorist group threaten to derail the process. In the Mirror Universe, Commander Archer plots to overthrow Captain Forrest and take command of the ISS Enterprise, but his ultimate plan is something far more daring Mirror-Archer and his crew take the captured 23rd Century USS Defiant on a desperate mission to put down the rebellion against the Terran Empire. www.stuniverse.com   (431 words)

USS Galaxy-A Timeline - From 2100 AD to 2199 AD In recognition of these rights, the machines will exercise their freedom to procreate and create tremendous numbers of new self-aware AIs. Ultimately, seven of these agents would become beguiled by the corruption on Agoran and refuse to return to Vulcan when the mission was over, instead opting for a life of crime as smugglers. A picture of the S.S. Enterprise appears in the Rec Deck of the USS Enterprise in Star Trek- The Motion Picture. galaxy.imndesigns.com /timeline/dawn.htm   (16978 words)

Sci Fi Wire -- The News Service of the Sci Fi Channel The episode, titled "These Are the Voyages," features Star Trek: The Next Generation stars Jonathan Frakes and Marina Sirtis, who reprise their roles as Commander Riker and Deanna Troi. And none of the actors have seen the episode, so they can't be dissatisfied with how it turned out." Star Trek: Enterprise ends its four-season run May 13 on UPN at 9 p.m. Star Trek: Enterprise producers Brannon Braga and Rick Berman told SCI FI Wire that they understood the recent disparaging comments made by cast members about the final episode, but stood by their execution of the series finale. www.scifi.com /scifiwire2005/index.php?id=30897   (510 words)

ST:ENT episode guide [Star Trek: Enterprise] These plunderers, the Ferengi, are determined to make off with everything that's not bolted down. The crew of the Enterprise discovers about 6,000 humans on a Delphic Expanse planet living in settlements that are similar to those of the Old West. When the entire crew is rendered unconscious, a quartet of large-eared, bickering thieves invades Enterprise. startrek.epguides.info /?SeriesID=6&Simple=1   (3534 words)

STARTREK.COM : Episode Home :: Series & Movies :: Star Trek: Enterprise:: Episodes :: These Are the Voyages... Six years in the future, an emotional Captain Archer and the crew return to Earth to face the decommission of Enterprise and signing of the Federation charter. www.startrek.com /startrek/view/series/ENT/episode/9655.html   (634 words)

MilitaryHistoryOnline.com (Not Logged in) I know most of you might not even care, but "Enterprise" had it's final episode last night, titled "These Are The Voyages." I actually got to see it (the only ENT episode I've ever watched from start to finish) and liked it on a fan level. I watched the last episodes last night (it was a double final episode). I watched probably every episode and I thought this past season was great compared to last years. www.militaryhistoryonline.com /forums/ViewPost.aspx?ForumID=29&ID=2112   (896 words)

Star Trek: Enterprise Episode Guide - Star Trek: Enterprise Season Episodes - TV.com The Enterprise is sent to the planet Mazar to pick up a Vulcan ambassador who has been expelled for misconduct. Star Trek: Enterprise Episode Guide - Star Trek: Enterprise Season Episodes - TV.com Episodes 1 - 24 of 26 of Season 1 www.tvtome.com /tvtome/servlet/GuidePageServlet/showid-2498/epid-400668   (1935 words)

Dead Stop There were a number of episodes in the Voyager series as well as the second season of Enterprise that clearly indicated why you just can't shove crap down viewers throats and expect them to like it. Perhaps had the final episode been two hours, there would have been more time to really dramatize Archer's coping with Trips death and how he came to decide that exploring the final frontiers was worth all the risk, even personal sacrifices. TNG had McCoy in the pilot episode and Scotty in 'Relics', DS9 used special effects footage in their Trials and Tribble-ations episode to interact with the TOS characters, and Voyager had Sulu in 'Flashback'. ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/mjc/stent198.htm   (1273 words)

Ex Isle Forums -> Star Trek: Enterprise: These Are The Voyages Granted, these were not the real "people" but holographic representations of recorded mission and personal logs, but with all the holodeck shows we've sat through, you'd think the computer would be programmed with enough data on human behavior to show them being sad at the loss of a freind, even at the conference. And the point of the episode was to show that the events of ENT were important to people living in the time of TNG. He scored the first episode of TNG as well as the ENT pilot, and has done more Trek music than anyone else, so it was only right that he be the one to close up shop. www.exisle.net /mb/index.php?showtopic=27800   (4608 words)

TrekFansUnited Forum > Final episode was TERRIBLE SPOILERS!!!!!! And the ending scene with the famous "these are the voyages..." talk showing the three major Enterprise ships and starring the voices of the three captains, that's really great. It was obvious that both Riker and Troi held these heros of their past in very high regard, so much so that Riker needed their direction (via the holodeck) as he battled his own indecision concerning the Pegasus ordeal and his loyalty to Picard. When Jolene said the episode would be "appalling", that's excactly how a few parts of her play in the episode feel (meaning one can see how she felt about that all). www.trekfansunited.com /forum/lofiversion/index.php/t5075.html   (6917 words)

Nightly.Net: "These Are the Voyages" Enterprise series finale (spoilers) This episode was good as a regular episode (maybe a 7 out of 10), but it was not a great episode, or the finale Enterprise deserved. But this whole episode seemed rushed to me. I kept thinking the whole time how much better it probably would have been if they had time to plan out everything (that was crammed into this one episode) and spread it out over several separate episodes. The holodeck simulation gave the episode a lack of feeling as if it didn't matter what the ENT crew did because it wasn't real, needed to be longer and have more weight to it. www.nightly.net /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=55;t=001899;p=3   (2719 words)

Talk:These Are the Voyages... - Memory Alpha I'm sorry, but the idea that simple episode pages are featured is kind of ridiculous when you get right down to it. The Enterprise section of the episode is set in 2161 and features the signing of the Federation Charter from that year. AJ said on one of the votes that an episode being 33kb long shouldn't be a reason to support it, and I think the problem is that it's become both a reason to support and oppose episodes. memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/Talk:These_Are_the_Voyages...   (3580 words)

TrekWeb.com - Rick Berman on Writing "These Are The Voyages..." About the show's cancellation and the final episode, titled "These Are The Voyages...", he said "When a show is cancelled you don't think in terms of it being resurrected. The latest issue of STAR TREK Magazine, just out in the UK, features an exclusive interview with STAR TREK producer Rick Berman, in which he talks about the cancellation of ENTERPRISE and his feelings about writing the final episode of the show. ENT's final episode will be as bad as the last one for VOY. trekweb.com /articles/2005/03/17/423a41fd46fdd.shtml   (1537 words)

The Trek BBS: Enterprise episode showdown.spoilers 4th season These Are The Voyages was CLEARLY a TNG episode as it took place entirely in the 24th century. However, if you are doing the first episode vs. the last episode, that probably isn't such a great way to do it (no offense, it just could lead to some really good shows competing against each other early on, instead of late when it counts). I also thought it added poignancy that as we are watching these events unfold they are only holograms long since dead, only living on through history and holoprograms of their legendary exploits. www.trekbbs.com /threads/showflat.php?Board=UBB28&Number=5098755   (2561 words)

Enterprise's last episode {minor spoilers} come up with a plot point to make it suck. [Archive] - SpaceBattles.com The title "These Are the Voyages" implies more than one voyage....they'll brush over the time period of 2155-2160-ish, giving highlights of import events and what happend to the crew in that time period. It provides closure; it sets up for the movie....AND, it doesn't mean more Enterprise episodes couldn't be made. It would be no different from making the final episode of TNG into the first episode of Buffy the Vampire slayer where everyone is talking about the final episode of TNG throughout the episode, instead of simply showing us the final episode it self. kier.3dfrontier.com /forums/archive/index.php/t-79362.html   (3914 words)

Star Trek: These are the Voyages... - Memory Alpha The first Star Trek interactive, three-dimensional adventure book, "These Are the Voyages" celebrates 30 years of the classic television show with 3-D depictions of some of the most incredible voyages of Starfleet's finest vessels, from the original U.S.S. Enterprise to the Starship Voyager. For the ENT episode "These Are the Voyages... The book looks at Star Trek: The Original Series, Star Trek: The Movies, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and Star Trek: Voyager. memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/Star_Trek:_These_are_the_Voyages...   (244 words)

Re: (AFS) ENT "These Are The Voyages" - no spoilers Re: ENT "These Are The Voyages" - no spoilers (AFS) ENT "These Are The Voyages" - no spoilers The other was merely a TNG episode that had nothing to do with Enterprise whatsoever. www.talkaboutpeople.com /group/alt.fan.surak/messages/14158.html   (218 words)

Spoilers for Series Finale "These are the Voyages..." - Topic Powered by Groupee Community "These Are the Voyages..." is the series finale to UPN's ill-fated Star Trek prequel series, and it's a limp bon voyage indeed. But, as "These Are the Voyages..." suggests, maybe the end comes not a moment too soon. This is supposed to be ENT's finale, not a rewrite of "Pegasus", not any other episode of TNG, not an episode of DS9, not an episode of VOY, not even an episode of TOS, this is the last episode of ENT. scn.infopop.cc /eve/ubb.x/a/tpc/f/60310331/m/90110456763/p/9   (4045 words)

Terra Prime (ENT episode) - "Terra Prime" is the title of a Star Trek: Enterprise television episode from season four. psychcentral.com /psypsych/Terra_Prime_%28ENT_episode%29   (100 words)

StarTrekVoyager.com - Episode: "Enterprise - Terra Prime" It really did give a good leap in the direction of having the federation charter "signed" on These are the Voyages. Sat May 07, 2005 11:38 am Episode: "Enterprise- Terra Prime" I caught "Taggart's Syndrome" as a reference to Peter Weller's character, Chuck Taggart, on Odyssey 5. www.startrekvoyager.com /viewtopic.php?p=934674   (368 words)

Star Trek Enterprise A have seen all the episodes there are and all movies and there wasn't one I really hated. I don't agree at all (like some dumbass Star Trek fans that aren't realy fans but always have something to whine about Star Trek, and I hate them for that because it only killed Star Trek even more) I like(d) Star Trek a lot. I hope Star Trek will return in some way which will kick itself back in its rightfull place at the top of the ratings. www.xs4all.nl /~hansvst/startrek/ent.htm   (116 words)

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