Kimball, go to www.gist.com and type in your soon to be zip code. That should give you the listings. Look for UPN I guess.
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Kimball, go to www.gist.com and type in your soon to be zip code. That should give you the listings. Look for UPN I guess.
Thanks all,
I'll be back in San Jose Packing some more stuff Sunday, so hopefully I'll catch the Sunday night one this week. Definitely will look into the rest for next week though. You guys are so awesome. And hey, at least I found SciFi channel right away for my B5 fixes, HEHE.
NEWS on Capt. of new USS Enterprise http://www.hostboard.com/ubb/eek.gif
Paramount confirmed the rumored casting of Scott Bakula as Capt. Jonathan Archer in its upcoming fifth Star Trek series, now officially called Enterprise. The May 10 announcement described Bakula's character as "a physical and intensely curious captain with a bold personality" who has a strong sense of duty but is also a bit of a renegade.
The announcement is the first official confirmation of the highly anticipated show's name and casting, which have been the subject of weeks of rumors. "Obviously, I love the genre and am a long-time fan of Star Trek," Bakula said in a statement. "I am also thrilled to be working on a TV series again with Kerry McCluggage and Garry Hart, a relationship that dates back to 1988 with Quantum Leap." Bakula is best known to SF fans for his five seasons as Sam Beckett on Quantum Leap, for which he earned a Golden Globe and four Emmy nominations, Paramount announced.
"We couldn't be happier," Enterprise co-creator and executive producer Rick Berman said in a statement. "Scott personifies the charm and intelligence that the role calls for."
Other Enterprise cast members include Jolene Blalock, John Billingsley, Linda Park, Anthony Montgomery, Dominic Keating and Connor Trinneer, the Hollywood trade papers reported.
No announcement has been made about the network on which Enterprise will run, but UPN is expected to add it to its fall schedule.
Well, I saw the season finale and thought it was pretty good.
Considering time paradoxes, I thought that the sacrifice of the Admiral was warranted. She tricked the sh*t out of the Borg Queen. What I dont understand is why the Borg did not touch Voyager when they first encountered the ship in the Nebula. Was it because of what the queen told Seven of Nine? She left Voyager alone becuase 7 was her favorite drone? Out of all those Minllions, 7 was her favorite? Go figure.
I immensly enjoyed watching the destruction of the queen as well as the chaos that ensued.
We got to remember that this was a 2 hour TV program, not a full length feature film. (It probably should have been).
Karina complained because she wanted to see what happened next to the crew when they got home. Ovbiously, they got to play7 in the fireworks, as seen in the opening.
> OK, now I want to hear the gripes from people.
Oh yeah, one last thing...Im glad Chakoty & Seven go together. Cool!
Well, I saw the season finale and thought it was pretty good.
Considering time paradoxes, I thought that the sacrifice of the Admiral was warranted. She tricked the sh*t out of the Borg Queen. What I dont understand is why the Borg did not touch Voyager when they first encountered the ship in the Nebula. Was it because of what the queen told Seven of Nine? She left Voyager alone becuase 7 was her favorite drone? Out of all those Minllions, 7 was her favorite? Go figure.
I immensly enjoyed watching the destruction of the queen as well as the chaos that ensued.
We got to remember that this was a 2 hour TV program, not a full length feature film. (It probably should have been).
Karina complained because she wanted to see what happened next to the crew when they got home. Ovbiously, they got to play7 in the fireworks, as seen in the opening.
> OK, now I want to hear the gripes from people.
Oh yeah, one last thing...Im glad Chakoty & Seven go together. Cool!
No gripes, Nommy. I liked it. Also thought the romance at the end was a nice touch.
As for why the Queen left Voyager alone, if we take what she said to 7 as fact, there may have been some truth in it. The Queen was capable of emotions. This is something the rest of the Borg are totally without. When she spoke to 7 she was very close and intimate in her body language. I think she had more than a normal superior- subordinate feeling for 7of9.
I liked the episode too Nommy, and would of enjoyed it even more if they showed more of the crew's homecoming.
Now, we'll just have to wait and see how the new series, "Enterprise", will turnout.
I liked the episode too Nommy, and would of enjoyed it even more if they showed more of the crew's homecoming.
Now, we'll just have to wait and see how the new series, "Enterprise", will turnout.
I didn't get to see it, no UPN in my room here. But Blair Grey did record it for his Grey owl hubby, so I'll see it in a couple weeks when we're settled, just so long as we don't lose the tape in the move, LOL. But by all means, keep those spoilers coming.
Absom, Regarding The Borg Queen and 7 of 9: I thought I noticed that with the last couple meetings between 7 and the other actress that played the Borg Queen previous episodes. I'll bet it's a real treat to see Alice Krige doing it again.
Well, it was all solved in the last 10 minutes...again. I liked the armor plating effect that the Voyager got. I never did like the Borg and their superior weaponry. The end, though, I agree; there should have been some planetside scenes at the time, not 30 some odd years later. And, the whole finale had a bit of TNG's "All good things..." in it. No Q, fortunately. But there was the time travel to save the past, and the unsuspected surprise relationship development (Troi and Worf, 7/9 and Chakote). Overall, though, better than a *yawn*.