Star Trek, Enterprise: The Formation of the Federation

[bedolla3401]

totally agree also 

[mmarko001s]

@canadianguy0987 totally agree

[Neomac316]

"Were through here." Why? this is an Enterprise episode, not TNG....Sad end to an even sadder series..

[xsf908]

United Federation of Planets hah hah

[MrFreedomification]

why did they have to stop the star trek programs, I mean there's so much more they could do with the variety of timelines and story lines, i.e post enterprise, ds9 etc?

[blackwhimsy]

@MrFreedomification They decided to give it a rest for a bit.They had been making new Trek since 1987,and Enterprise showed that Rick Berman's & Brannan Braga's take on the Trekiverse had grown tired.I'm sure it'll come back,but it needs a new creative team to do so and inject it with the new blood it needs.

[siliconsurf]

i wish they've never cancelled this series...it was great!

[dannyboylee]

What would have been great would be to freaking end the series with an amazing speech/monologue by Archer to the huge crowd, and have his speech end with the "Space, the final frontier" speech. Then the last words of the series would still be "to boldy go where no man has gone before." The entire audience jumps to its feet in applause, Archer looks back, smiles at T'Pol one last time, cut to wide shot of the standing ovation, and END CREDITS.

[dizzleblackizzle]

@dannyboylee kinda dry

[MajorDiarriah]

That very very last bit with the voice over the three ships was quite good, but the rest of the episode was horribly disappointing and insulting. By not concentrating on the NX crew, but instead Riker and Troi, combined with the time jump and multiple inexplicable changes, it was like saying Enterprise isn't important enough to end its own show.

This episode would have been okay as a mid season one with a different Enterprise story, but it was the worst possible choice for a series conclusion.

[Meglith]

Wow... I do disagree.

Season 4 of Enterprise featured some of the best episodes in all of Star Trek - the Vulcan-arc, the Mirror Universe duo, the Augments-arc - but this was not one of them.

They build up the whole episode around a big speech, that is going to kick off a vast, wondrously peaceful interstellar alliance, and then they end the show without letting the actor say a single word of it? If i were Mr. Scott Bakula, i'd be disgusted with this insult, and glad the show was behind me.

[hardr0ck]

i actually thought this was a ridiculous ending.

TNG's ending was the best, followed by DS9's. For Enterprise, they had to use Riker and Deanna Troi to star in the last episode of a show they didn't even belong to. How sad is that.